Seville makes a great (long) weekend city trip, small enough to cover everything by foot, a few gems to see, good food in the spring not too many tourists and reasonably priced hotels. I was impressed.
Here one of the most famous squares the "Plaza de Espana"
It was built in honor of the Ibero-American exhibition of 1929. The square was the largest and most expensive project of the exhibition where at one point called 1000 man at the same time were at work. Among the buildings are 48 niches decorated with typical Andalusian tiles, on which the Spanish provinces with their coat of arms and geographical location are shown.
A nice place to rest and people watch.