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With a population of 1.3 million, Seville (Spanish: Sevilla) is Spain’s fourth largest city and is the cultural, political and artistic heart of the south.
According to the Greeks and Romans, the city of Hispalis was founded by Herakles, the greatest of the Greek heroes. Although no one knows for sure if that was the case, what is certain is that the city (now known as Seville) has always been one of the most important centers for commerce in the world. Before the arrival of the Romans in Iberia, the city was used as a center of trade by the Phoenicians and Carthaginians, among others. From 711 until 1248, the city was an important port for the Moors, who named it Isbiliyyah.
One of the best museums of its kind anywhere, Seville’s Archaeological Museum features relics from ...
One of the jewels of world architecture, the distinctive Giralda Tower has stood watch over Seville si...
The Alcázar of Seville was once a Moorish palace not unlike the Alhambra in nearby Granada, bit its h...
Hotel Bécquer is extremely well located, right in the heart of all of the best that Seville has to offer. The c...







YH Giralda hotel is located in the heart of the Santa Cruz quarter in Seville. The hotel is housed in a building...







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