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    Sevilla: Spain’s MOST COMPLETE & FUN City | A European Gem



    We visited Sevilla, the capital of Andalucía, Spain to show how much fun it is to visit there. I also teach you about some of the places to see, things to eat, and of course, the incredible history.
    Don’t miss the previous videos from this series!
    Furthest southern geographical point in EUROPE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VASmQx0tRHg&t=413s
    Spain’s BEST BEACH: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT1PnBb3ZA8&t=1s
    Spaniards adopt BLACK AMERICAN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPOKKTHvD0o
    American has LIFE-CHANGING REALIZATION: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDp3ul88klo&t=434s
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    30 Comments

    1. Dan Blaser on

      Great content. You have great knowledge and understanding of the history and culture which is so important when traveling.
      I really like the format you use for your videos because it gives a more realistic picture of the places you visit. Also on Wisconsin!

    2. Soledad Ordóñez Morales on

      Las ciudades de Andalucía interior mejor , conocerlas en otoño invierno o primavera!! Si hubiese sabido que ibas a Sevilla te hubiera recomendado ir al bar El Paseíllo, un saludo Elliot

    3. Juan Dystopian on

      Don't pay attention to hatters saying you shouldn't promote Spain because we already have too many tourists. They're never enough 😂
      Yes, trying to rent a place in touristic areas can be insane but high prices are a modern desease everywhere in Europe anyway.

    8. luciferase on

      when I was out in the south in 40+ degrees I was the only nutter that was on the streets while everyone was inside I was enjoying myself though

    10. mara s. a. on

      Hace años visite Sevilla y Córdoba, era septiembre pero disfrute poco a causa de los 43° que teníamos. Como gallega que soy, creí morir derretida.

    11. Rafael Acevedo on

      No te equivoques, los caballos los introdujeron en América los españoles, al igual que el resto de ganado doméstico y muchos productos agrícolas, mucho antes de la llegada de los ingleses. Inclusive, los cowboys de EE.UU. son una copia de los vaqueros españoles, que adaptaron a su forma. Hasta la independencia de las 13 colonias y el nombre de EEUU, se lo deben a España, pero claro, tu también esto lo desconocerás. Investiga quién era Bernardo de Gálvez y su cuñado Luis de Unzaga y Amézaga, el primero puso las victorias sobre los ingleses ( 7 consecutivas ) cuando Georges Washington había sido derrotado en 6 batallas seguidas y lo iban a destituir, pensando ya en regresar a sus granjas. Además, los españoles pusieron el dinero, el armamento y otras muchas cosas más, para que las 13 colonias lograran su independencia y el segundo, fue quién le puso el nombre de EE.UU..
      Aprende, esto no te lo enseñan en tú país, pregúntate ¿ Por qué ?

    13. No Soy Rubio on

      Ice cold cañas is the only way to drink Mahou, Cruzcampo and rubias like them, they don't have a lot of flavour. Sevilla is a great city but in summer is too much 🥵 I hope you don't get demonetised for the Farruko in the background there 😬
      Plaza de España is my personal favourite square in all of Spain. Great video again bro 👌

    15. Rubin on

      hay un error historico llamarse las indias en las americas, A los aborígenes americanos les dicen indios, pues cuando llegó Cristóbal Colón a América, creyó que había llegado a la India a lo que llamó las "Indias Occidentales". Así que llamó "indios" a la gente que conoció allí.😅

    17. Ali N on

      13:05 you need some history lessons, Malaga was ruled by Muslim Arabs from about 700 to 1239, during that time most of its population were Arabic speaking Arabs, Amazigh (called berber by europeans which is a deragatory term) and Jews and Mozarabs (people lived in the Iberian peninsula since before year 700 and adopted the Arabic language and culture, that's more than 600 years, longer than the united states existed. Isabella and Fernandes came from the north, occupied lands, started genocides and repopulation.
      Before 700 Malaga was under Byzantine control.

    18. RS222 on

      IT WASN'T JUST THE SPANISH WHO ENSLAVED PEOPLE IN THE AMERICAS. THE BRITISH AND THE FRENCH DID THE SAME. A LOT OF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS HAD BEEN KILLED BY OTHER EUROPEANS, WHO WERE NOT SPANISH. DON'T JUST BLAME THE SPANISH FOR WHAT HAPPENED IN THE AMERICAS BECAUSE OTHER EUROPEANS WERE JUST AS GUILTY. BLACK AMERICANS ARE GENETICALLY MIXED WITH THE WHITE SOUTHERN AMERICANS, WHO HAD ENSLAVED THEM. THE WHITE AMERICAN SOUTHERNERS WHO HAD DONE THIS, WERE BRITISH IMMIGRANTS FROM THE UK AND NOT SPAIN WHICH IS WHY MOST BLACK AMERICANS HAVE BRITISH SURNAMES.

    21. Penny Umbra ッ on

      Thank you for continuing to prove raw, genuine content covering Spain, Elliot. I plan to cover Valencia in a similar style when I head there in September!

    22. pio fernandez lopez on

      I guess you meant to say "Lawrence of Arabia".
      Not "The Prince of…".
      Directed in 1962 by David Lean.
      Peter O'Toole as Lawrence with Alec Guinness playing Prince Faisal.

    25. Roberto C B on

      Sevilla was named as "El puerto de Indias". It was like New York in the 16th century, a cosmopolitan and great city. Welcome to the Mediterranean world

    26. Sammy on

      This video was great! Very informative! I love Sevilla more now! Lol I hope to return one day. I love the people there, so nice!

    29. Felipe Eusebio on

      Am wondering now about the heat, am living in Las Vegas where right now is 107 to 117 f, and the feeling is like being inside an oven, but our humidity doesn't go over 15%, so is really hot but no humidity, so how is humidity in Sevilla?

    30. RoGar on

      Great informative video as always. Another American here whose hoping to bump into you at Feria Malaga next month.👍

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