A crowd-sourced toplist with the best street art in San Bernardo, Seville. Edited by "Jay-Jay" Dorsey.
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One in a lifetime experience. So much history in this building, a true beauty! We took the sundown tour which includes a performance, which I thought would be corny, but it was very well done, it added context to the history of the building and the city. If you are an architecture buff, this is a place for you, so much detail and careful design. The staff does a great job at caring and providing customer service.
Saw the 20:30 show on Monday, it was our last night in Seville and we absolutely loved it. Staff were welcoming and polite. The dancers, singers and guitarist were fantastic. They portrayed so much passion and emotion through their singing and dancing, in particular the male performers. The female flamenco dancer is beautiful and we were amazed at how she could dance with so much fabric on her dress! The guitarist was very talented. This was our first flamenco show and has surpassed our expectations - we highly recommend. I would suggest arriving at least half an hour before the show in order to get the best seats right in front of the stage.
Amazing to see this reconverted space. Full of life during the class period. Now, its access is limited by COVID security measures, but you can still appreciate it from the outside
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Seville Hospital los Venerables is a must see place. Ten euros entrance fee is worth it. The ceiling in the church is spectacular. There is an exhibition of Murillo and Velaquez paintings in one of the rooms that is wonderful. I would go back there again on my next visit.
An unique place celebrates country of Spain. The Plaza covers most important historical cities of Spain. Each of these has its own mosaics and tiles depicting famous historical scenes.
There is lovely fountain on the place. The is surrounded by park. Great escape in hot summer.
This is a small museum. It is only open 4 hours a week. Worth a visit.
The Bell tower for the cathedral of Seville. It was originally built as the minarat for Great Mosque of Seville in al-Andalus, Moorish Spain, during the reign of the Almohad dynasty. During construction at the time I was visiting but still a marvel and historic view of the city.
I loved it, it was thrilling to watch! Given that, it did seem to lack a stronger connection with the audience, but I imagine if the crowd were locals they would also know how to properly respond to and encourage the performers. My friend, who's a local, was not impressed, but I loved it!. Don't miss it. It's Thrilling! Ole!
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