Medieval theatrical reproductions and cutting-edge film festivals. Century-old pastry recipes, and the most advanced technology in solar energy. Bullfights and stunningly progressive social programs. Seville is a world of fascinating contrasts, where the modern dances coquettishly with the traditional.

 

As the proud capital of Andalusia and one of the most intriguing cities in Europe, it represents the essence of Spain: brilliant sun, the scent of orange blossoms, flamenco, the fiery spirit of Carmen and the flirtatious heart of Don Juan. Large enough to serve the most diverse urban trends at 750,000 inhabitants, it is safe and feels small enough to call your own as you wind through its labyrinthine streets on the new public bike system or metro.

 

Seville is only 2.5 hours by high speed train from Madrid, a little over an hour from Portugal and less than three from Morocco. Because CLIC students literally live and study in the historic district, they are at the pulse of Seville.