Seville to Marbella
Seville Airport (SVQ) is one of the busiest aviation hubs in Spain and the main international airport in Western Andalusia. Located 10 kilometers northeast of downtown Seville, it has many destinations in Europe and North Africa. It is also one of Ryanair’s most important venues, and the following well-known airlines can be found at Seville International Airport: British Airways, EasyJet, Wizz Air.
The largest city in Andalusia with a population of approximately one and a half million. It is located in the south of Spain, a few kilometers from the Atlantic Ocean and the Strait of Gibraltar, and almost an arm’s length from North Africa. 3 Seville also boasts a UNESCO World Heritage Site: First, The Royal Palace (Alcázar), built for the Christian King of Castile, began construction in 1181 and was continuously expanded over approximately 500 years. Second is the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See, the 3rd largest Gothic church in the world built between 1401 and 1519. The third is the General Archive of the Indies, where valuable archival documents on the history of the Spanish Empire are stored.
The city has an exciting history, and that’s why it’s possible to be so diverse. Founded in Roman times, it was formerly Muslim, then under Christian rule, and eventually became an economic center in the wake of great world explorers (such as Magellan). Also worth mentioning is the Town Hall, built in the 16th century, and the Royal Tobacco Factory, housed in a unique 18th-century Baroque building. Along the river lies the Torre del Oro, a watchtower that once protected the city from enemy ships. The Palacio de San Telmo, formerly a university, now serves as the seat of the Autonomous Government.
There are plenty of museums to visit, such as the History Museum and the Museum of Arts and Traditions. Seville is also famous for its parks and gardens, including María Luisa Park and the gardens of the Royal Palace. Additionally, the city is renowned for its theaters, like the Lope de Vega, and its music especially flamenco, the world-famous folk music and dance style of the Andalusian Gypsies, which dates back to the 18th and 19th centuries.
Marbella, a city in southern Spain, boasts a significant archaeological heritage, numerous museums and lecture halls, and a variety of cultural programs featuring events from reggae concerts to opera performances, offering a wide spectrum of activities for those interested.
Marbella’s old town includes the ancient city walls and the city’s two historic suburbs, Barrio Alto to the north and Barrio Nuevo to the east.
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Marbella Golden Mile is a famous section of the village, which stretches for 6.4 km, starts in the western part of Marbella and extends to Puerto Banús. Here you can see many palaces, structures and estates, surrounded by beautiful nature.
Marbella has 27 km of coastline, which gives terrain to several beaches, the coast is typically sandy or pebbly.
It also has several museums, such as the Bonsai Museum or the Museum of Mechanical Arts. Furthermore, for most of the year it serves as a venue for various festivals such as the Bernabe Fair and Fiesta, various musical and sporting events, pilgrimages.
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