Synopsis

Seville, Spain, is a city of vibrant legend, the birthplace of Carmen and Don Juan. Here, bullfighting remains a celebrated tradition, and young girls aspire to the art of flamenco. Seville possesses a palpable spirit, evident in its intricate Moorish palaces, grand cathedral, opulent royal tombs, winding Jewish quarter, and bustling streets filled with life. Following a satisfying meal of tapas, we journey south to Arcos de la Frontera, Andalusia’s quintessential whitewashed hill town.