Sevilla - prima ballerina
Description:
Sevilla is a prima ballerina.
Route: Golden Tower – Plaza Triumfo – Cathedral – Episcopal Palace – Royal Palace – Quarter of Santa Cruz – Hotel Alfonso XIII – Palace of San Telmo – University – Park of Maria Luisa – Square of Spain Among other Andalusian cities, Seville looks like a prima ballerina. The capital of the region is located in the valley of the Guadalquivir River in the southwest of the Iberian Peninsula, 10 meters below sea level. Here is a mild Mediterranean climate – the influence of the ocean is felt – with warm winters, pleasant weather in autumn and spring, with long hot summers. The city is home to 702 thousand people, in terms of population it is the fourth city after Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia. Literature, music and fine arts made it a symbol of the whole country. The holding of the world exhibition "Expo92" to some extent decorated the city improved its infrastructure. The University of Seville is the leading university in Andalusia. Duration of the city sightseeing tour 4 hours with a visit to 2 main monuments - Catedral and Alcázar.