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Travel to Sevilla, an Andalusian Gem

From ladies of flamenco to the toros of the bullfighting ring, the spirit and passion of Sevilla comes alive in every corner of the city.

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The traditional dress during the Seville Fair features bold colors and lots of lace. Photo by Prosper Assouline.

Every city in Spain feels like a world of its own with its own unique traditions and local flavor. Seville is no exception. Known for its breathtaking architecture, rich history, and exquisite cuisine, Seville offers a vibrant tapestry of life interwoven with artistry and ritual. The city’s landmarks, with their intricate details, and its lively festivals filled with color and energy make Seville a destination like no other.

In Seville, legend meets history, and each step feels like a journey back in time—a city where bullrings, flamenco rhythms, and spirited celebrations reign supreme. Discover this enchanting city through the lens of Sevilla Arte, where every corner reveals a canvas of beauty, passion, and music.

Sevilla is the cradle of bullfighting, which has been part of Andalusian culture since Roman times. Photo by Prosper Assouline.
Women wearing the traditional attire during the Seville Fair. Photo by Martine Assouline.
The hand fan, or abanico, is one of the most iconic symbols of Spain. Photo by Prosper Assouline.
Martine Assouline with friends in Sevilla. Photo by Prosper Assouline.
Fans cheer on the hometown team at the Spanish football match between Sevilla FC and Real Betis. Photo by Cristina Quicler.
Locals gather at a tapas bar to enjoy a glass of wine and some traditional Spanish food. Photo by Ingrid Firmhofer.
The jamon iberico is a Spanish delicacy enjoyed throughout the country. Photo by Prosper Assouline.
Riders in traditional dress. Photo by Prosper Assouline.
The walls of Restaurante La Cueva are decorated with trajes de luces, which are the traditional clothing that Spanish bullfighters wear. Photo by Prosper Assouline.
A musical group plays flamenco at a dinner party. Photo by Prosper Assouline.

For the people of Seville, life is filled with a special music, an unmistakably Sevillan rhythm that permeates the collective.

Antonio del Junco, photorgrapher

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