Sevilla

Architecture: In addition to the large number of civilian and military buildings that constitute the heritage of the city, a number of contemporary buildings that spark the interest of tourists travel to Seville. Them one of the most important is the site of the Universal Exhibition in Seville (EXPO), which was still standing. Most buildings and architectural designs that formed the exhibition of 1992 have now been re-used for such activities as the Science and Technology Park Cartuja 93.

Monuments: list all the monuments of this city would be a long job. Seville has kept many of the most important architectural works of its own history as a city of many cultures. One of the oldest are the Canos de Carmona, the remains of a Roman aqueduct. La Casa del Moro, Seville is another curiosity because it is one of the few examples of home construction that has remained until today. But the most famous monuments of this city is undoubtedly the Giralda. This is the minaret from which it drew attention to the faithful to prayer in the mosque of Seville. It was only this tower that later led to Christians a shot that gave shelter to the bells.

La Torre del Oro is one of the great monuments of Seville. Unlike the Giralda, this had its origins in a military function and not religious. The name comes from an ancient tile coating that gave a gold from the distance, but what is more curious in its construction is that it is a dodecahedron shaped plan, which has 12 faces.

Museums: Many museums contain a city like this, which for so long lived cultures tartesias, Roman, Arab and Christian. La Casa de la Memoria de Al-Andalus, is dedicated to the creation of a Muslim community that for centuries lived in this city. Located in the heart of the city is one of the most interesting places to visit while traveling Seville. In addition to the keep the old Jewish house of the sixteenth century, there is a library dedicated entirely to Moorish times, Mozarabic and Jewish, and are organized during the year several events such as concerts, exhibitions and recitals. The Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo, is dedicated to contemporary art andaluz through sponsorship and organization of both permanent and temporary exhibits, which has made him be considered the most important of its kind in the entire community of Andalusia. Also interesting is the Casa Museo de Murillo and the house where the artist lived during his last years of life. The house itself is beautiful to watch as it maintains an authentic seventeenth-century Seville courtyard, during that time was inhabited by this Baroque artist.

Shows: Flamenco is one of the priorities in this city to which many foreign tourists interested in this type of dance arrive every day. Not surprisingly, host to the Biennial of Flamenco.

There is also a busy cultural life that transpires in performances of all kinds, both theatrical and musical and cinema.