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MALAGA CAR HIRE
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FUERTE HOTELES
You can find Fuerte Hoteles in Andalusia as: Marbella, Conil de la Frontera, Grazalema and El Rompido; places to discover cities as fascinating as Seville, Cadiz, Granada, and Jerez de la Frontera, or the of North Africa.
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Sevilla is also home to the many of the region's most beautiful
monuments. The Giralda is the city's most imposing and perhaps emblematic
structure. Built at the end of the 12th century during the Moslem
rule, it stands proud and erect next to the colossal gothic cathedral,
itself built on the site of the old mosque. These two highly impressive
symbols of Islam and Christianity are deservedly the main attractions
for visitors to the city. Climb up the bell tower, a 16th century
addition to the Giralda, and marvel at the panoramic views across
the city.
Sevilla is such an atmospheric city, never more so than during the Semana Santa or Holy week. Religious processions bearing immense images of Christ and the Virgin Mary, carried by caped and occasionally barefooted bearers of the brotherhoods, progress with drum rolls amongst an absorbed audience.
Not long after in Sevilla's calendar, the Feria de Abril commences, thus unleashing the joy and abandonment of the locals after the intensity of Semana Santa. More significantly, it inaugurates the bullfight season. Guitars, singing, traditional dresses, horses and carriages are all on display and plenty of Spain's oldest wine 'sherry' is knocked back too!
Since the highly successful Expo of 1992, Sevilla can be easily and quickly reached from Madrid on the fast AVE train. To explore the other areas of interest in the province of Sevilla and further afield, we recommend that you hire a vehicle.
Just nine kilometres north of Sevilla lies what was once, in its
heyday, the third largest city in the Roman Empire - Italica. Here,
Roman ruins including the old amphitheatre and some fascinating
mosaics can be viewed. Also close to Sevilla is the picturesque
small town of Carmona, whose origins go back to the Carthaginian
period of 3rd century BC. The remarkable Roman necropolis is the
main attraction.