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In the heart of Seville, Sur is a charming district brimming with Andalusian flair. Its narrow cobblestone streets, vibrant buildings, and lively flamenco culture transport you to a traditional Spanish town. Stroll through Plaza de la Alameda to soak up the locals' warmth and laid-back lifestyle, while savoring authentic tapas and sherry wine. At night, Sur becomes even more enchanting, with street performers' music and the glow of historic buildings creating a romantic, mystical ambiance. It's the perfect spot to experience the soul of Seville.
Novotel Sevilla
This hotel is a perfect choice for families! Located right opposite the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium, it's just a 20-minute walk to the city center. The spacious rooms are ideal for couples, families, or business travelers. Kids will love the play area and game room, while adults can unwind at the bar or take a dip in the seasonal outdoor pool. With a fitness center and meeting rooms, it’s great for both work and play!
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Everything you need to know about Sur
Sur is famed for its authentic flamenco shows and family-run tapas bars. The Calle Betis waterfront transforms into a glowing promenade at night, offering stunning views of Guadalquivir River.
Don't miss the Torre del Oro, a 13th-century watchtower housing a nautical museum. The Isabel II Bridge (locally called Triana Bridge) features beautiful ironwork architecture and panoramic views.
Churrería Los Especiales serves crispy churros con chocolate since 1970. Their secret is using olive oil for frying and thick hot chocolate made with 70% cocoa. Opens at 7AM for breakfast.
Join a flamenco workshop at Casa La Teatro or visit Cerámica Santa Ana, the oldest hand-painted tile factory. Evenings bring spontaneous guitar sessions in plazas.
The area is walkable, but electric scooters can be rented near the bridge. Bus C3 circles major attractions, while river cruises depart from Muelle de Nueva York pier.
Look for mantones de Manila (embroidered shawls) at Arte Flamenco shop, or bullfighting posters in Calle Pureza. The Triana Market sells artisanal azulejo tiles with Moorish patterns.
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