The charming pearl of Andalusia-Siver

# Sign up for hotel trial sleepers in December Seville (Seville), the capital of the Andalucia autonomous region in southern Spain, is an ancient city full of charm. This is not only the birthplace of flamenco, but also the background of the famous operas "Carmen" and "The Marriage of Figaro". Wandering on the streets of this city is like traveling through time and space, feeling the strong historical atmosphere and leisurely pace of life. First acquaintance with Xavier Our trip to Westver begins on the banks of the Guadalquivir River. The river flows through the city, bringing vitality to this dry and hot inland city. Walk along the river bank and enjoy the scenery on both sides. From time to time, you can see sightseeing boats sailing on the river. The first thing that catches your eye is the Torre del Oro. This twelve-sided tower was built in the 13th century and was once an important fortification that guarded the city. Today, it has become one of Seaver's landmark buildings and is also the home of the Maritime Museum. Next, we came to the Catedral de Sevilla. This Gothic building is the third largest cathedral in the world and the largest Gothic church in the world. The bell tower of the church, La Giralda, was originally the minaret of the mosque and was later converted into the bell tower of the Christian church. It is a model of the integration of Moorish culture and Christian culture. Climb up the Giralda Tower and overlook the entire city of West Verde. The scenery is breathtaking. From the scenic platform at the top of the tower, you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the city, including the Gothic spire of the cathedral, the golden dome of the Royal Castle, and the modern building Seville Metropol Parasol in the distance. In the afternoon, we visited the Real Alcázar de Sevilla. The castle was first built in the 10th century and has been expanded and repaired over the centuries, integrating Islamic, Gothic, Renaissance and other architectural styles. Strolling through the castle's gardens and admiring the exquisite fountains and flowers will make you feel like you're in a scene from Game of Thrones (in fact, it was one of the filming locations for the show). In the evening, we enjoyed authentic Spanish paella and tapas at a small restaurant in Barrio Santa Cruz. This area was once a Jewish settlement, but now it has become a must-visit attraction for tourists. The narrow streets, colorful buildings, and orange trees everywhere create a beautiful picture.