Outdoor sights in Seville
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Many of the exotic Expo pavilions are now encompassed within this technology park, which is home to nearly 200 companies and organisations employing nearly 9000 people. Many of the pavilions still look futuristic, though the built-in obsolescence of a few is starting to show through. You can wander around the area during daylight hours but you may find that the gates are only open on the western side on Calle Américo Vespucio.
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La Reserva del Castillo de Las Guardas
About 1000 animals from around the planet roam in semi-liberty and can be viewed from your own vehicle or the park’s road-train. It’s 58km northwest of Seville in the village of El Castillo de las Guardas, off the N433 towards Aracena. The dog you bought at the pet market is not allowed in.
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Parque de María Luisa
The lungs of central Seville are the dreamy Parque de María Luisa, which is a delightful place to escape from the noise of the city, with its duck ponds, snoozing sevillanos and paths snaking under the trees.
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