Seville is the capital of Andalusia and the fourth largest city in Spain. It is situated on the plain of the river Guadalquivir.
Seville has a rich history dating back over 2,000 years. It was founded as the Roman city of Hispalis. The city is famous for its architecture, including the Gothic Cathedral of Santa Maria and the Moorish Alcázar palace. Seville is also well known for its Flamenco music and dance.
People are so friendly in Seville! I live in Barcelona and it was a nice change. Andalusians are known for being very friendly.
I really enjoyed my time in Seville. They have excellent lunch menu deals. You must try Andalusian gazpacho while here too! It's perfect as a starter on a hot day.
There are a lot of beautiful buildings to see and it's easy to just enjoy getting lost while exploring the city.
Hangout in pretty plazas, see the river, and visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville.
I was only here for a couple of days and would love to go back and see more.
To be completely honest, I don't remember all that much from my visit to Seville as it was many years ago. It also happened to be one of the hottest days of that year, and the temperature was above 40 degrees during the entire one-day visit. This meant that we mainly walked between places with cold drinks and ice cream shops. The city seemed to have a nice relaxed vibe and plenty to see, so I am planning to go back to explore both the city and the Andalusian cuisine. Will check the weather report beforehand!
People are so friendly in Seville! I live in Barcelona and it was a nice change. Andalusians are known for being very friendly.
I really enjoyed my time in Seville. They have excellent lunch menu deals. You must try Andalusian gazpacho while here too! It's perfect as a starter on a hot day.
There are a lot of beautiful buildings to see and it's easy to just enjoy getting lost while exploring the city.
Hangout in pretty plazas, see the river, and visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville.
I was only here for a couple of days and would love to go back and see more.
To be completely honest, I don't remember all that much from my visit to Seville as it was many years ago. It also happened to be one of the hottest days of that year, and the temperature was above 40 degrees during the entire one-day visit. This meant that we mainly walked between places with cold drinks and ice cream shops. The city seemed to have a nice relaxed vibe and plenty to see, so I am planning to go back to explore both the city and the Andalusian cuisine. Will check the weather report beforehand!
People are so friendly in Seville! I live in Barcelona and it was a nice change. Andalusians are known for being very friendly.
I really enjoyed my time in Seville. They have excellent lunch menu deals. You must try Andalusian gazpacho while here too! It's perfect as a starter on a hot day.
There are a lot of beautiful buildings to see and it's easy to just enjoy getting lost while exploring the city.
Hangout in pretty plazas, see the river, and visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville.
I was only here for a couple of days and would love to go back and see more.
To be completely honest, I don't remember all that much from my visit to Seville as it was many years ago. It also happened to be one of the hottest days of that year, and the temperature was above 40 degrees during the entire one-day visit. This meant that we mainly walked between places with cold drinks and ice cream shops. The city seemed to have a nice relaxed vibe and plenty to see, so I am planning to go back to explore both the city and the Andalusian cuisine. Will check the weather report beforehand!
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The Purple Wedding
The Alcázar of Seville was used as a filming location for Game of Thrones. It is a royal palace originally built for the Christian king Peter of Castile in the 14th century. The palace is a mix of Mudéjar and Gothic architecture and is famous for its lush gardens, tranquil patios, and impressive courtyards.
The infamous Purple Wedding at the Water Gardens of Dorne is probably the most exciting scene filmed in Seville. This scene was filmed in the Alcazar’s gardens, where the wedding of Joffrey Baratheon and Margaery Tyrell took place. In the scene, the guests are seated in a grandiose setting, and the wedding procession starts with the ringing of bells. As the guests watch, Joffrey is poisoned and dies in front of everyone, a shocking and unexpected twist in the story.
Yet another shocking scene filmed here was the fight between Oberyn Martell and the Mountain. This climactic scene features intense fighting, powerful music, and a shocking conclusion.