A bullfighter of dynasty, his father was El Niño de la Palma. The extraordinary style in ring, purist, aesthetically faultless and one of the most important bullfighters of the 20th century. Antonio Ordóñez (Ronda, Malaga, 1932 - Seville, 1998) Promoter of the Goyescas bullfight in the Ronda…
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Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (Seville, 1617-1682) the greatest exponent of the Sevillian School of Baroque Painter. Son of Gaspar Esteban, barber surgeon, and María Pérez Murillo, descendent of silversmiths and painters, he was born into a large, rich family: he was the youngest of fourteen siblings…
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"Wayfarer, there is no way,/You make the way as you go.As you go, you make the way,/And stopping to look behind,You see the path that your feet/ will never travel again. Wayfarer, there is no way–/only foam-trails in the sea.” Antonio Machado (Seville, 1875-Collioure, France, 1939) Poet. Antonio…
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On the banks of the Guadalquivir River, with the Giralda as a witness and just a few minutes from the centre of Seville you'll find one of the most prestigious centres dedicated to popular sport in the whole of Andalusia: The La Cartuja Sports Facilities. With more than 260,000 m2 dedicated to…
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10 minutes separate the centre of Seville from a course whose praise extends well beyond our borders. The Real is one of those designs which leaves no room for doubt: it really is quite a course. Proof of this is that the facilities here have been the venue for countless tournaments, both for…
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Golf in Seville is experienced and enjoyed in a special way. Seville has that special aura that envelopes every corner and that makes practising and playing your day's golf an adventure and an experience with a clearly predetermined result: you will have a lot of fun. And as a clear example of…
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Joyful Seville, an explosion of sensations full of feelings, shades and nuances, the inspiration for the poetic universe of Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer (Seville, 1836- Madrid, 1870). Poet of love Poet and writer. On 17 February 1836, at number 26 on the Calle Conde de Barajas in…
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Discover one of the most historical cities of Seville through 8 themed routes for all visitors, from gastronomy to history, from legends to horse riding. A little less than 1 hour away and surrounded by small hills, we come to Écija, the place we travel to today in an article as a city declared a…
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One of the most influential figures of flamenco in the 20th century Antonio Mairena (Mairena del Alcor, 1909–Seville, 1983) A reference point for flamenco Flamenco singer. Antonio Cruz García was born in the Seville town of…
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Take a swim in one of the most marvellous places in Seville. An ancient Moorish bath, restored in the 16th century, whose spa will fascinate you. One of the most extraordinary places that you mustn't miss if you visit Seville is AIRE Ancient Baths Sevilla, located in the centre of the Santa Cruz…
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