Universidad Pablo de Olavide (UPO)

For those who like to dance, there were plenty of clubs like the outdoor club Sumo alongside the river. As well as the ever popular club Boss that played lots of American Pop music, and Catedral the disco bar. For those who like quiet outdoor cafes, Triana was the section of town to visit. One of the more interesting bars by far had to be La Carboneria, which offers art exhibits, jazz, folk and brazilian music as well as flamenco shows in the evening. El Centro is the area to go shop since it has the most traditional shopping area. As for food, one has to try tapas while in Sevilla. They are small portions of all kinds of food.

My favorite spot was right around the block that i lived on, called Aldemeda de Herculis. You can't place the center of town without going into the Cadedral de Seville, its just breathe taking! To shop, Calle Tetuan has by far the best shops. Triana is the place to be during the month on April fo Feria, don't miss out!!

i love dance very mauch. dance is my hoby, i'm dancing 10years, and many times i got good places on the championship.

just cruz the neighborhoods. walk the city, thats the best way to find your favorites

plaza Alfalfa, Alameda de Hercules, cafe Central, many various bars in the city center

Semana Santa and Feria de Abril are two events not to be missed. We traveled to Morocco and did company visits there which was an incredible experience. My favorite cafes are downtown in the Plaza Nueva area but my favorite tapas bar is Gorki in Puerta Jerez.