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La " Feria de abril " is usually two weeks after the processions of Semana santa. its full of colorful decorations, music, and merriment of the Feria de Abril.
On the first night of the April fair of Seville, they feature the brilliant lights adorning the fairgrounds and the massive main gate. On the first weeks there is stuff such as the best bullfights of the season. This festival started back in 1847 as a livestock and agriculture fair.

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Every year, the streets of Spain are filled with music, dance, and song, celebrating the Andalusian culture. One of the most spectacular Carnival is the Carnival of Cádiz, which takes place over 10 days in February and March. For the record, the origins of the Carnival of Cadiz date back to the Christian era. You should probably already know that the traditional Andalusian dance is flamenco, flamenco is a Spanish art form made up of three parts: singing, dancing, and guitar playing.

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This museum was basically made in honor of Pablo Picasso, to display his work in the city of his birth.  The museum comprises a selection of pieces from the private collections of two of his relatives, Christine Ruiz-Picasso and Bernard Ruiz-Picasso. Its a place to see different styles of art that maybe you haven't seen anywhere else. Since art was a big part of history, every other place has a different way to create art.

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Gazpacho soup:

Cold soup of Spanish cuisine, especially that of Andalusia. It is an ancient dish mentioned in Greek and Roman literature, although two of the main ingredients of the modern version, tomatoes, and green peppers, were brought to Spain from the New World only in the 16th century.

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Andalucia enjoys a sub-tropical climate which means that in the middle of summer, you may not need more than one layer of clothing even at 6 a.m. During the spring and autumn, however, it is wise to wear layers of thin clothing that can be peeled off if and when necessary. However, if your planning to travel in the winter months are short, roughly stretching from around November to February. The weather can be cold and you will certainly need a jacket, particularly in the evenings.

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Andalusian Spanish is the most spoken language in a linguistic modality of the Spanish language spoken mainly in Andalusia. Some of the Spanish customs are working days for Spain is 9 am until 2 pm and 5pm to 8pm this is because people here value naps and taking lunch breaks

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Seville:
The capital of Andalusia is a must when visiting the South of Spain. Set on the emblematic Guadalquivir river, Sevilla boasts one of the most impressive Morrish and cultural heritage in the entire Andalucia. It also used to be one of the richest towns in Spain, as its port was a commercial hub for all the boats arriving from las Americas.

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Beaches, mountains, and things to do in the great outdoor

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Beaches, mountains, and things to do in the great outdoor

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Bolonia (beach):

The sand is pristine and the water is crystal clear. There's no seaweed to be seen and you can even park nearby. If you're looking for a bit of history, you can visit the ruins of a Roman town and take a stroll along a nearby sand dune.

La Concha (mountain):

Concha Peak is 1, 215 meters above sea level and it got its name due to its shape that resembles a shell when it is looked at from the west. La Concha is one of the tops of Sierra Blanca, a mountain group just outside the limits of the Natural Park of Sierra de las Nieves.