Schools in Seville

Seville is all the things that Madrid and Barcelona are trying to leave behind – bullfights, siesta, machismo, tapas and flamenco. The old Jewish quarter in particular is full of tapas bars, picturesque alleys, glimpses of secret gardens, a Moorish palace, a gothic cathedral and many grand, ornate buildings. Then there are promenades along the River Guadalquivir, buzzing with cafes and social action at night, with sights aplenty around there too. And when you've done with walking, hop into a horse cab [discuss the price first] and trot off to more sights in the north, headed by the spectacular Plaza de España. The variety of Seville makes it a popular destination for Spanish learners.