Adjacent to Gothic Quarter is Barrio de la Ribera, also of medieval origin, where several historic buildings have been turned into museums, such as Palau Aguilar which is, nowadays, Picasso Museum.

The renowned Las Ramblas of Barcelona is a series of lively streets that combine to make a broad avenue leading to harbor and Mediterranean Sea. What a superb atmosphere they possess!

To south-west lies fortress-topped hill of Montjuic, where Barcelona Olympic Stadium and some fine museums are located.

At southern end of Ramblas lies Barcelona Harbor and Port Vell. This area now combines high-class restaurants with trendy clubs and bars.

To be found in central area of Barcelona (the Eixample) are fantasy works of Gaudí such as Park Güell, Palau Güell and Casa Milà La Pedrera.

However, Gaudí is best remembered for part he played in construction of Cathedral of Barcelona - La Sagrada Familia.

So ... boomerang on over to Barcelona and get to know Gaudí!

Alongside River and close to bullring is Torre del Oro or Golden Tower. Built between 1221 and 1222, it formed part of last wall of defence from Alcázar to River and today houses Naval Museum.

The Alcázar or Royal Mudéjar Palace which was begun in 931 has glorious gardens to enjoy. The Casa de Pilatos or House of Pilate is a 16th century mansion and a beautiful blend of Mudéjar, Gothic and Renaissance styles.

Near Barrio Santa Cruz is magnificent Plaza de España, a "must" for all visitors.

Seville is also renowned for its two major fiestas which take place in Spring. During Semana Santa or Easter Week, is a religious festival and there is also Feria de Abríl (April Fair).

Both are truly spectacular so come and enjoy them!