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Seville is an awesome city and well worth a visit! The city bus tour is a must and try to get the 'green' bus tour as it includes free guided walks which were excellent and well worth the effort. Try toavoid the tourist hangouts and head for the places where the locals go. Thankfully I am fluent in Spanish and was able to find out this kind of information. The 'Miami' bar in the district of 'Triana' is a must, and you should order the platter of mixed fried seafood and accompanied by a 'Manzanilla', an alcoholic beverage which goes well with fish. The tapas bar in the 'Old Money House' - La casa de Moneda - serves delicious tapas at very reasonable prices and big portions. I particularly liked the spinach dish and the cod and chickpeas tapas. If you dont want to pay out a fortune for the typical tourist Flamenco show you MUST go to a hidden local hangout called 'La Carboniera' where a local gypsy and her accompanying guitar player and Flamenco singer entertain you every night with an authentic, live Flamenco show, for free! It oozes authenticity and the atmosphere in amazing. This bar is found in the back streets near to the hotel 'Fernando III' and is a bohemian. white washed walled, pub with open fire and jazz piano until the early hours. There is no sign outside but is hidden behind 2 big read doors in the side of a wall. Just ask a local - a real must!Also the Catherdral,Royal palace and Santa Cruz area - awesome!! from Janet
in southsea Stayed at Gran Lar HotelJanuary 2007
For a great and quite authentic flamenco experiance try La Carboneria,off Calle Levies less than five minutes on foot from the hotel .For a really good,well priced meal in a pretty restaurant try La Juderia. from john
in burgess hill Stayed at Las Casas de la Juderia HotelNovember 2007
We happened upon some great religious (catholic) celebrations/parades during our trip from churches near the hotel. Ask reception, or look out for flyers on the street, to see if anything is going on during your stay - very authentic and a great spectacle. from Paul
in Chorleywood Stayed at Tryp Macarena HotelMay 2008
Try and make it to a bull fight - Thursday nights during the summer, it was well worth the money for a Spanish insitution from Elisabeth
in Dover Stayed at Murillo HotelJuly 2007
make sure you take a carriage ride, its worth it despite the cost! from V
in NORWICH Stayed at Vime Corregidor HotelSeptember 2007

You simply must go to the corrida del toro providing you can take that kind of thing. If not T de Triana on Calle Betis is great for tapas and drinks. from Chinua
in London Stayed at Monte Triana HotelSeptember 2007
If going out on a Saturday night when there is something big on in Seville - book a taxi via the hotel - they suddenly all disappear!! from julie
in stoke mandeville Stayed at Barcelo Renacimiento HotelSeptember 2007
Would recommend Flamenco Show near Triana Bridge. from Terry
in Reading Stayed at America HotelSeptember 2007
horse and carriage ride a must 40 euro's for 45mins, intend to return. from lynda
in bedford Stayed at Becquer HotelOctober 2007
try out the banos arabes, the ultimate chill out experience. from Eric
in cheltenham Stayed at Murillo HotelOctober 2007

Casa de la Memoria - has great flamenco but you'll need to buy tix the day before or early same day to make sure you get a seat - also go early as seating is not reserved - need to get there 1/2 hour before show. from tania
in london Stayed at Las Casas de la Juderia HotelMay 2008
Go to the Flamenco in El Arenal from J
in Derby Stayed at Sevilla Center HotelApril 2008
There is a Flamenco restaurant up the road from the hotel and bookable through them. Its at the Palacio Andaluz and the show is for 1 1/2 hours with either tapas or a full dinner. The show was quite enjoyable though I don't know how it compares to El Tablao Flamenco El Arenal, the most popular Flamenco show in Seville (and quite a distance from the hotel). from Justin
in London Stayed at Gran Lar HotelApril 2008
Catherdral was amazing.The authentic flamenco show which was on down a back street in Santa Cruz, which was free. It was fantastic, authentic and free. Full of emotion. from J
in Leeds Stayed at Resitur ApartmentsNovember 2006
Visit C/ Ximenez de Enciso, 28 ( Barrio de Santa Cruz) for small court yard Flamenco entertainment. Not tacky like some tourist places can be. www.casadelamemoria.es Its about 15 min walk from hotel from Eva
in Poole Stayed at Derby HotelJanuary 2007

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