About 680 thousand people.

Seville is the sunny heart of southern Spain and the home of flamenco dancing and guitar music. Its warm streets are full of orange trees and grand old towers.
Climb the Giralda tower for a view over the whole city, watch stamping flamenco dancers in swirly dresses, and float in a rowboat at the beautiful Plaza de Espana, a giant curved building with tiled bridges.
Flamenco was born in this part of Spain. Dancers clap and stamp their feet to fast guitar music, while colorful dresses swish and spin around them.
Seville has one of the biggest old cathedrals in the world and a royal palace with gardens full of fountains. Its narrow streets smell of orange blossom in spring.