Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
Seville
Seville
Spain
Seville is the provincial capital of Andalucía in Southern Spain, and has existed as a port since Roman Times. It still has an Islamic feel in architecture, being in the hands of the Moors between the 8th to 13th centuries. The city was important in the discovery of the Americas in the 15th Century, and then for artistic splendour in the 17th.
Areas within Seville to visit:
Head south from the stations on Avenida Tomeo and continue onto Calle Arjona. This then becomes Paseo de Christóbal Colón. When you reach Calle Dos de Mayo, turn left and follow it along to Calle Almirantazgo; this leads into Plaza del Triunfo by the cathedral. | Calle Joaquin Romero Murube Follow the directions to Plaza del Triunfo. Then head out of the square on the eastern side to Calle Joaquin Romero Murube. |
Follow the directions to Plaza del Triunfo. Then head out of the square on the eastern side along Calle Joaquin Romero Murube, and this leads into Plaza de la Alianza. | Follow the directions to Plaza del Triunfo. Then head out of the square on the eastern side along Calle Joaquin Romero Murubes, and this leads into Plaza de la Alianza. Cross to the far side into Calle Rodrigo Caro. |
Follow the directions to Plaza del Triunfo. Then head out of the square on the eastern side along Calle Joaquin Romero Murube, and this leads into Plaza de la Alianza. Head south out of the square and this leads to Plaza Doña Elvira. | Follow the directions to Plaza del Triunfo. Then head out of the square on the eastern side along Calle Joaquin Romero Murube, and this leads into Plaza de la Alianza. Head south out of the square and this leads to Plaza Doña Elvira. Cross over and contiue east into Calle Gloria. |
Follow the directions to Plaza del Triunfo. Then head out of the square on the eastern side along Calle Joaquin Romero Murube, and this leads into Plaza de la Alianza. Head south out of the square and this leads to Plaza Doña Elvira. Cross over and contiue east into Calle Gloria, which leads to Plaza Venerables. | Follow the directions to Plaza del Triunfo. Then head out of the square on the eastern side along Calle Joaquin Romero Murube, and this leads into Plaza de la Alianza. Head south out of the square and this leads to Plaza Doña Elvira. Cross over and continue east into Calle Gloria, and Calle Pimienta will be on the right. |
Follow the directions to Plaza del Triunfo. Then head out of the square on the eastern side along Calle Joaquin Romero Murube, and this leads into Plaza de la Alianza. Head south out of the square and this leads to Plaza Doña Elvira. Cross over and continue east into Calle Gloria, and Calle Justino Del Neve will be on the right. | Follow the directions to Plaza del Triunfo. Then head out of the square on the eastern side along Calle Joaquin Romero Murube, and this leads into Plaza de la Alianza. Head south out of the square and this leads to Plaza Doña Elvira. Continue on south along Calle Vida and this then curves right into Calle del Agua. |
Follow the directions to Plaza del Triunfo. Then head out of the square on the eastern side along Calle Joaquin Romero Murube, and this leads into Plaza de la Alianza. Head south out of the square and this leads to Plaza Doña Elvira. Cross to the left-hand street on the south side, which is Calle Susona, and then follow it as it bears right. | Follow the directions to Plaza del Triunfo. Then head out of the square on the eastern side along Calle Joaquin Romero Murube, and this leads into Plaza de la Alianza. Head south out of the square and this leads to Plaza Doña Elvira. Continue on south along Calle Vida. |
Other show-related mentions for the location:
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29 Aug 2008: Chris Newbold - A video of his adventures in Seville during 2000.
Related Stories
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The Two Doctors [13-14 Aug 1984]
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