Packed with exciting places to see and things to do, the city of Seville is one of the most beautiful places in Spain. Here's why -- the city goes back a couple of thousand years; the stored ancient relics and monuments are proof of Seville's colorful and checkered past. But you might be delightedly surprised that historical relics and quaint sights are not just the charms of Seville.

The nightlife is exciting, very; the people are friendly and the women are graceful flamenco dancers. To watch the dance, drop in one of the several flamenco bars. If it is daring you crave, you might as well watch the bull fighters at the renowned Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza. Food? No tourists go home without raving about the culinary delights of Seville. Accommodation? The city is teeming with five-star hotels, hostels, apartments, and bed-and-breakfast nooks.

To make sure that you get a room, make an online reservation in the hotel of your choice. Picking out a hotel in the heart of the city will make it convenient for you to walk the walk and visit the attractions in the city and nearby suburbs.

The Party Mood

Locals are serious partygoers and visitors discover that the lively party mood of the sevillanos and sevillanas is contagious. Partying at the disco and bars are normal and the festive atmosphere starts before the sun sets, after the long siesta hours. When midnight strikes, the party is in full blast. This is the "witching hour."

Barhopping is a joy. The city is small and it is easy for anyone to sample a number of bars in just one night. The bars and pubs are so closely situated to each other that you can literally walk from one bar to another to sample their tapas and drinks.

These bars are usually jam-packed nightly, especially on Fridays and Saturdays. But, the partying doesn't really start until midnight; it is when most of the people start to go out to the bars and clubs. Tourists are amazed that these bars and clubs stay open up to 10am, which is usually the time when the partying ends and the people start going home.

One special tradition in Seville, especially among the younger crowds, is botelloning. It is the gathering of a large group of people at certain place where they bring store bought beers or other types of liquors instead of going to bars and pubs to have a drink. Some people would opt to go botelloning than go to bars because it is cheaper and the fun guaranteed.

Book a Hotel Reservation Online

Visitors have a pick of the choice accommodations because the city has numerous hotels and hostels offering quality services and lodging. There are also villas available for rent for those who want a more rustic feel. Vacationers planning on a trip to Seville will be glad to know that booking for accommodations can be done directly on the hotel's website 24/7 and there's a treat waiting for those who have booked online for hotel rooms, dinner, and packaged tours.