Sevilla/塞尔维亚 is the capital of Andalusia/安达卢西亚, the southernmost area of Spain. Some people say we should visit Andalusia if we want to see the real Spanish. I think it proved true after I traveled around it.

I happened to meet running Marathon people on the streets when I started to look around in the first morning of Sevilla. Some disabled people even attended the Marathon with wheelchairs. All people around the streets yelled and cheered for them.

Local people recommended me to visit the most creative building, which is a local cutural center. I am sorry that I have forgotten its name. 

It is a good place to overlook the whole city on the top of the cultural center. What's more, there is one cafe bar & restaurant on the top, so tourists can have their leisure time on the top.

The most amazing is that people can witness the relics on the underground, which maybe be built hundreds of years ago.

Meanwhile, people can often enjoy so many special activities currently such as traditional Asian massage, Tai Chi from China. I was so lucky that I got fifteen minutes' free massage, which made me so relaxed that I even slept for a while.

The Cathedral of Sevilla/塞尔维亚主教堂 was original from mosque, which was built almost one thousand years ago and it has been one of the most top three famous churchs all over the world.

The world-famous sailor called Colum was buried in the Cathedral.

The backyard was very colorful because orange trees were planted everywhere and the trees were full of oranges.

Real Alcazar de Sevilla/塞尔维宫王宫 started to be built in 1181, but it had been constructing for over 500 years. It has been listed one of the world cultural heritage site.

The beef lunch set impressed me a lot. I loved it very much especially the roasted potato.

Plaza de Espana/西班牙广场 looks so great even it was built in 1929. We can see three main different tastes of building including Moorish, Gothic and Silver.

The lovely forest is just opposite Plaza de Espana.

Torre del Oro/黄金塔 was built originally for military watchtower in the 13th century, but it has become Naval Museum nowadays.

I came to Sevilla just because of Flamenco/弗拉门戈, which is one of the world-famous dances. I decided to visit local Flamenco Museum and then really enjoyed Flamenco very much.

I had no idea of Sevilla before I arrived at it, so I planed to stay two nights in Sevilla. But I traveled everywhere in one day, so I decided to leave for Ronda the following day.