Sevilla is a very cozy city. The cathedral is in the center of the city. The bell tower has the best view of the city. Across the street from the cathedral is an ATM. You can access money from there but know that it is all in euros. Also Sevilla can surprise you. I'm from Texas. We were walking around the center of the city and found a Tex-Mex restaurant. It's owned by a Marine who opened it when he settled in Spain permanently.

February is a great time to see all of the orange trees in blossom. They line the streets near the capital building

Ville du Flamenco, Séville est un endroit magnifique avec ses nombreuses calèches, ses très bons restaurants, sa cathédrale, ses palais, etc. Le must? Boire une sangria à une terrasse au soleil et y déguster des tapas.

Ville superbe avec des parcs pleins de soleil, d'orangers et de mosaiques. Dommage qu'on y pratique avec une telle férocité un sport aussi barbare que la corrida

Don't bother with money exchange until you land. One floor up in the airport is an ATM, you'll get better rates that way.

Learn some Spanish or have a traveler's translation book. A girl I'd met prior to going convinced me that "everyone wants to speak English with you" She had been there at the university and while it may be true there, it was not true everywhere else.

Great old town and the Giralda is something not to be missed if you visit Andalucia

Esupendas las mujeres, lo mejor que he visto en el planeta. Y las tapas eran riquísimas.

A beautifull andalucian town on the south of Spain with nice patio mansions (houses with garden in the middle)with lots of flowers, and sun...

It's the capital of Andalusia. The most important things to see are the cathedral, alcazar and the 'torro del oro' (bull of gold). You have to go to a flamenco bar!