1. Seville, Spain  Seville is a city famous for its dancing, bull fighting and museums.  There are many places to visit.  You can go to many parties.  Pull yourself into Seville’s famous perfumed gardens.  Eat all you want at Seville’s fancy restaurants.  Enjoy all the dancing.  Cheer for the bullfights.  Relax yourself in the spas.

2. Flamenco Dancing  Flamenco is a popular dance in Seville.  Flamenco Dancing started in the late 18 hundreds.  At that time the dancers were usually professionals.  Flamenco dance include clicking castanets, swirling skirts and graceful strumming from guitars.  Flamenco Dancing is usually shown in the summer at late night bars.  Flamenco is a form of Spanish folk music and dance from Southern Spain.  Typical instruments are Flamenco guitars, Classical guitars, Palillos, Palmas and cajon.

3. Restaurants and Dining  There are many bars tucked into Seville’s winding alleys.  Order Dry Fino Sherry to go with anything you buy.  Eat the great costillas ata mell ( honey coated ribs) at Bar Eslara.  Or eat at the 155 year old Casa Morales.  At San Leandro you can buy yema sweets made by the sisters.  Restaurants in Seville are really famous.  There are many unique foods.  Many people love Seville’s fancy restaurants.

4. Relaxation  Drift lazily around the moat of Plaza de Espana.  While you are there gaze at the incredible bridges on top.  The Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes is a welcome stop to look at paintings by Diego de Velazquez.  On Summer evenings join everyone for a walk along Guadalquivir River.  The Relaxation buildings are very beautiful.  Many people give it a 5 star rating.  There are also many massaging places

5. Hotels  Casa Imperial  El Palacio de San Benito  Hacienda Benazuzu /El Bulli Hotel  Hotel Alfonso Xlll  Porodor de Carmona  Al Amdalus Palace  Alcazar de la Reina  Cas Numero