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As the afternoon unfolds, the streets of Seville vibrate with life and culture, showcasing a blend of Moorish and other architectural styles, particularly visible in the Royal Alcazar. This historic palace, dating back to the 11th century, embodies the unification of Islamic and Christian influences, making it a stunning example of "muderhard" architecture characterized by intricate tiles, wooden carvings, and grand arches.
Sipping Sherry in Jerez: The Essence of Andalusia
Just a short drive from Seville lies Jerez, a town renowned for its Sherry production, purebred horses, and flamenco traditions. With an air of festivity during the Feria de Caballos, a festival that celebrates these local treasures, Jerez offers visitors an authentic slice of Andalusian life.