When it's time for the Holidays, EVERYTHING is always looking for cities and places wherever it may go. Every year you want something new, the desire to visit New Cubes of the planet. Here we are and will try to help. In this article, let's talk about the incredible Sunny Seville. What is interesting to see? And also, how do you get to Seville?

Seville is a city in the south of Spain, the fourth largest city in the country. Seville is one of the warmest cities in Europe. It is the center of tourism, and therefore bring a lot of income for Spain. In Seville, as in every big city there are sights on which you can recognize it right away.

The Royal Alcazar is one of those. Built in a classy Medieval Mauritanian style, the palace is strikingly pompous. Treasured forms, Bright colors of the decor in the exterior and combination of landscaping of the territory are astonishing impression. It is located on Triumfalnaya Square. On the territory of the palace you can walk through the main gate of Puerta del Leon, which lead in the patio space. The inner rooms of the Alkasar Palace are smoothly converted to the Great Hall. Ceilings are decorated with precious varieties of wood. But there is not only a single palace charming tourists, but also a magnificent garden. Performed by French and Arabic craftsmen. Entrance to the palace area Open from 09:30 to 18:00.

Seville Cathedral of Virgin Mary is one of the largest temples in Europe. Built in 1401-1519 years on the foundation of a wheel mosque. The main cathedral of Seville is inferior to the size of the London Cathedral of St. Paul and the Roman basilica of St. Peter, but opens it to the volumes. Total area = 11,520 square meters. m; The height of the central navi = 42 m. The interior decoration of the temple is a true cultural acquisition. His works are masterpieces of painting, paintings by Murillo, de Surbarana, Velazquez, Goya, as well as the burial of Columbus himself or, as they say, his son Diego. In the temple there is even a mirror in which you can disintegrate the decoration of the domes.

Seville's unique buildings also include two towers: Giralda and Torre del Oro. The Giralda Tower in the Mauritanian style is a unique historic building, Adjaya is the only Muslim building that would not be destroyed during the siege of the city by Christians during the Reconquista. For the tourists tower is an attractive panoramic view that opens from it to the old Seville. Surrender, the very design of the tower is NOT prime-eyed, but if you wander closer, the artwork can impress. Refinement Decor Makes the tower an integral and non-typical Seville architecture. Tower Torre del Oro, built in the 12th century on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, is considered to be the symbol of Seville. In the Middle Ages, the tower was part of the fortifications in the fortress wall, which protected the city from all sides. The tower's presentation is white bricks because of what else to worn and another Name - Golden Tower.

The most popular holiday destination for locals is Plaza de España, located in Maria Luisa Park. The buildings were designed by Anibal Gonzalez, a famous Spanish architect of the 20th century. In the construction of the square, a combination of Art Deco and Neo-Mudejar was used. The square is an example of the Renaissance Renaissance, a popular style in Spain. A huge half-circle building is a symbol of the union between Spain and all its colonies. The magnificent fountain located on the square is the work of Vicente Travert, a famous Spanish architect. Along with the area extends the canal, which crosses the four bridges that simulate the ancient kingdoms of Spain: Leon, Castile, Aragon, Navarre. The channel is used for boating, and this is a bit like Venice.

Mary Louise Park fluttered on the Guadalquivir coast. The design of the park was carried out by the same architect, who designed the area. In the park Save natural beauty without excessive human intervention. Pavlina is walking right along the rides, ducks and swans float in the ponds, colorful parrots are ripened on the branches of trees. One of the most beautiful decorations of the park is fountains tiled in a typical Mauritanian style. The magnificence of Mary Louise Park is represented by date palms, orange trees, laurels, eucalyptus, exotic Jacques.

From Seville to the other prominent cities of Spain: Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and others, you can reach by train. The national railway network of Spain is Renfe. Flowers on-line for LINK https://train.trenes.com.

To Seville, the dispatch is from Mukachevo. EVERY Thursday at 20:30 Departure of buses of international importance from the bus station. Ticket price - 4760 UAH. Booking of tickets by numbers: +380503707099 and +380673707096 - call-center.