Seville
Seville, located in southern Spain, is the capital of Andalusia and the country's fourth largest city. Home to 684,234 residents, the metropolitan area includes 1,316,591 people. The city sits on the Guadalquivir River and is renowned for one of the world's largest cathedrals and the Alcázar Palace, both UNESCO World Heritage sites. The subtropical Mediterranean climate brings mild winters and hot summers. Spring is the ideal time to visit, with pleasant temperatures and the city bustling during Semana Santa.
