Sevilla |塞维利亚

Seville is located in the Andalusia autonomous region of Spain. It is the fourth largest city in Spain and the artistic, cultural, and financial center of the south. The further south you go in Spain, the stronger the artistic atmosphere you can feel in this city. The flamenco performances in the square, guitar playing, and the scent of orange blossoms on the trees made me fall deeply in love with this city. Compared to Granada, I prefer Seville because it gives me a feeling of passion, brightness, and freedom. D1: Bike ride from Plaza de España to Parque de María Luisa, Flamenco show. D2: Seville Palace - Seville Cathedral D3: City Parasol - Rowing in Plaza de España, Spain. We took a bus from Granada, which was very convenient and took about 3 hours. The Plaza de España is best visited in the evening, as the temperature at noon can reach as high as 32 degrees, making photos overexposed. You can also rent bikes in the adjacent park. We rented a four-seater bike for 17 and a half hours, which was very chill. However, there are many fluffy things and small black bugs in the park that can fly into your face, which is a very unpleasant experience. It is recommended that you bring a mask. If you get tired of walking, you can go see a flamenco show. I chose Teatro Flamenco Sevilla, which was very impressive. The student ticket is 18 yuan, and the show times are 17:30/19:30. The second day was arranged for the palace and the cathedral. The palace was plain and unremarkable, with an interior style somewhat resembling the Alhambra, and a garden outside that was average. It was the cathedral that caught my eye, however. You can climb to the top of the tower and overlook the panoramic view. The ascent is a ramp rather than stairs, spanning 34 levels. The ticket includes an audio guide On the last day, check in at the landmark building Ciudad del Paraguas. The visit time was shorter than expected, so I took a taxi to the Plaza de España to go boating. Renting a boat only costs 6⃣️ lotus for half an hour, but if you want to paddle around the whole circle, it is recommended to rent for an hour. If you compress the entire itinerary, you can finish it in two days. I arranged five days for the entire southern trip of Granada+Sevilla, which is very comfortable if you don't rush the itinerary. 🍽Restaurant 1️⃣"Perro Viejo" local cuisine near Lí Yang Umbrella 2️⃣️La Bartola Local Cuisine Recommended Cheek Meat, Squid, Stir-Fried Pork, Tempura Sushi 3️⃣️ La Sacristía Tapas Local cuisine This place is so delicious, with large portions of dishes. Recommended dishes include cheek meat and a platter of fried foods. 4️⃣️El paseillo Local cuisine This place is also delicious Recommended shrimp, oxtail, seafood rice 5️⃣Lobo Lopez's signature dishes: recommended chicken wings, steak with foie gras, risotto are all good, just the serving speed is slow. 6️⃣️Churrería Sevilla Calentería, a century-old churros shop. 7️⃣️Moon Korean restaurant, delicious food, highly recommend stir-fried mixed vegetables, bibimbap, fried chicken with rice cakes.