My Seville is a place on the web where you can find important details about the capital of the province of Andalusia in the south of Spain. Here you will find history, music, places to go and much more.
Seville is a place full of history and warm people. The weather is perfect for long walks; bring a comfortable pair of sneakers or sandals because they will be your best friends in the brick city. The barroquian style of the Historic center of Seville is full of narrow alleys that at the end almays have beautiful fountains or peaceful parks.
The food and wine is another treasure of the city. Everything in Seville is fresh from the ocean or the farms. The tomatoes are big and firm, if you try one, you will see juices coming out of the red fruit. The cheese is delicious and the jam is as unique as the city itself. The big pieces of "Jamon Serrano" are part of the decoration.
People in Seville, are used to eat tapas; small portions of food serve during the afternoon, they are very cheap and they will satisfy your stomach for a while. If you think that you will not be full with that, you can also try the big meals which include an appetizer, an entry and a dessert, even the drink is included. Usually, the menu is written on blackboards outside of the restaurants, ask for "El Menu del Dia," the menu of the day, is cheaper than the rest of the menu and changes everyday so you can try different meals for less money. Don't be shy, ask about the meals, people will explain you and even show you how they look and how they taste. To drink please avoid the sodas, instead try “Tinto de Verano” a mix between red wine and lemon soda, or “Claras” which is beer mix with lemon soda. Booth of them are very refreshing and you will be able to find them on any place. If you like red wine, try a glass of "Rioja" is also budget friendly and perfect with any meal. "Patatas" (potatoes) are an important part Seville's diet; you will see them in almost every meal, so be ready to be amazed by the million of combinations that will be part of your menu. Seville is also a great place to try “Paella” a mix of Spanish flavors that will make an explosion on your mouth; yellow rice, peppers, and a collection of sea food are some of the ingredients of the delicious dish.
St Joseph's Procession.
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Seville is a place full of history and warm people. The weather is perfect for long walks; bring a comfortable pair of sneakers or sandals because they will be your best friends in the brick city. The barroquian style of the Historic center of Seville is full of narrow alleys that at the end almays have beautiful fountains or peaceful parks.
The food and wine is another treasure of the city. Everything in Seville is fresh from the ocean or the farms. The tomatoes are big and firm, if you try one, you will see juices coming out of the red fruit. The cheese is delicious and the jam is as unique as the city itself. The big pieces of "Jamon Serrano" are part of the decoration.
People in Seville, are used to eat tapas; small portions of food serve during the afternoon, they are very cheap and they will satisfy your stomach for a while. If you think that you will not be full with that, you can also try the big meals which include an appetizer, an entry and a dessert, even the drink is included. Usually, the menu is written on blackboards outside of the restaurants, ask for "El Menu del Dia," the menu of the day, is cheaper than the rest of the menu and changes everyday so you can try different meals for less money. Don't be shy, ask about the meals, people will explain you and even show you how they look and how they taste. To drink please avoid the sodas, instead try “Tinto de Verano” a mix between red wine and lemon soda, or “Claras” which is beer mix with lemon soda. Booth of them are very refreshing and you will be able to find them on any place. If you like red wine, try a glass of "Rioja" is also budget friendly and perfect with any meal. "Patatas" (potatoes) are an important part Seville's diet; you will see them in almost every meal, so be ready to be amazed by the million of combinations that will be part of your menu. Seville is also a great place to try “Paella” a mix of Spanish flavors that will make an explosion on your mouth; yellow rice, peppers, and a collection of sea food are some of the ingredients of the delicious dish. Seville is a city that has a passion for religion. You will be surprise of how people get together to watch the procession of the saints. The whole setting, will make pause and be touch by the humble sentiment of the people that carries the heavy images. That moment is priceless.
St Joseph's Procession.
Seville is surrounded by other little cities as Cordoba, Granada, Cadiz and Italica. Each city will give you a gift of culture and I promise that you will make Seville all yours.
