Sevilla, capital twon of Andalucía, has one hundred buildings declared National Monuments, including the XVth.C. Gothic Cathedral (third largest in the world), the Giralda Tower, the Reales Alcázares, the Archivo General de Indias, The Torre de Oro (tower), the Casa de Pilatos, the Tobacco Factory, the Hospital de la Santa Caridad and a nearly infinite number of churches and convents. The Parque (Park) de María Luisa is famous all over the world.

Sevilla contains numerous Museums: Archeology, Popular Arts & Customs, Contemporary Art, Bullfighting, Naval, etc. The most important, though, is the Museum of Fine Arts. Its gardens, plazas, patios, stately homes, exquisite balconies and rivers continually surprises the visitor. And rarely do Sevilla’s "tapas" (excellent pastries) disappoint.

In addition, the same Fair grounds which hosted Expo’92 (the Cartuja Island) are now the site of a new tourist attraction for Sevilla as theme Park: "Cartuja, Park of the Discoveries".