Sevilla - Víkend – group of authors (2019)

The first edition of the guide to Seville, a novelty. Let yourself be inspired by the exciting atmosphere of sunny Andalusia and embark on experiences with us. Our guide describes the most beautiful places you shouldn't miss. Seville is partly Arab, partly Jewish, and partly Christian. Its intricate past has left a significant historical, religious, and cultural heritage, but the present is also worth noting. The guide naturally directs visitors first to the largest Gothic cathedral in the world; it truly is an experience. Those with a contemplative nature will appreciate the glossary of artistic terms. After that, everything depends on your interests, imagination, and perhaps the weather... in the summer, temperatures in Seville soar to dizzying heights. You can visit the Real Alcázar, check out a museum, run up the tower for fitness, or admire the amazing arena (preferably when there are no bullfights happening..:). Then you can settle down in one of the little squares of the peaceful Santa Cruz neighborhood, have a drink, enjoy dinner, and pleasantly end the day with a flamenco show or listening to guitar music. In Seville, you need to switch to Andalusian time. But you'll get used to it very quickly, especially in the summer when it's quite humid. If you haven't yet experienced the meaning of the word afternoon siesta,…