I recommend visiting this city when you come to Spain.

Preparation - Documents: Bring your valid passport, visa, and other relevant documents. - Clothing: Prepare light clothing for spring and autumn, breathable clothing and sunscreen for summer, and a thick coat for winter (it doesn't get very cold). - Other items: Prepare common medicines, a power adapter, a power bank, a camera, etc. Transportation - External transportation: You can fly to Seville. It is convenient to travel from Barcelona, Madrid, and other cities. You can also take a train. There are direct trains between Seville and major cities such as Madrid and Barcelona. - Internal transportation: Seville's attractions are concentrated in the old town, and most of them are within walking distance. You can also take Metro Line 1, which runs east-west through the city. In addition, a retro horse-drawn carriage is also a good way to experience the city. Attractions - Seville Cathedral: One of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world, with exquisite murals and Columbus' tomb. Opening hours: 10:45–17:00. Tickets: EUR 20.  - Real Alcazar of Seville: One of the oldest royal palaces in Europe, a filming location for Game of Thrones, and a mix of Gothic and Islamic styles. Opening hours: 09:30–19:00. Tickets: EUR 17.  - Plaza de España: Known as one of the most beautiful squares in Spain, it is a great place to watch the sunset and a filming location for many movies.  - Torre del Oro: Once a watchtower and treasury, it is now a small maritime museum that bears witness to Seville's glorious maritime history.  - Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza: One of the most important and oldest bullrings in Spain, it can accommodate more than 12,000 people.  Food - Tapas: Spanish snacks with a variety of flavors, such as olives, pickled fish, ham, and cheese. - Paella: Rice-based dish with fresh seafood, chicken, and various spices. - Fried squid: Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, it is often found on Seville's snack streets. - Iberian ham: Delicate texture and unique flavor, it is served in thin slices with bread. Accommodation - Santa Cruz and Puerta de la Carne: Close to attractions and full of southern charm, but the alleys are narrow and transportation is inconvenient. - Outside the old town: Close to public transportation, convenient for travel, and suitable for travelers with a lot of luggage. Experiences - Flamenco show: Enjoy delicious food and romantic and passionate flamenco dancing in an authentic small restaurant. - Bullfighting: Seville's bullfighting season runs from Easter Sunday to October, with daily performances during the April Fair and the San Miguel Festival in September. - Retro horse-drawn carriage tour: Take a horse-drawn carriage in front of Seville Cathedral and pass through the streets and alleys. The coachman will introduce the main attractions along the way.