Stadium sights in Seville
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Bullring
In the world of bullfighting Seville’s bullring is the Old Trafford and Camp Nou of bullfighting. In other words, if you’re selected to fight here then you’ve made it. In addition to being regarded as a building of almost religious significance to fans, it’s also the oldest ring in Spain (building began in 1758) and it was here, along with the bullring at Ronda, that bullfighting on foot began in the 18th century. Interesting guided visits, in English and Spanish, take you into the ring and its museum. Should you want to catch a bullfight the season runs from Easter to October with fights most Sundays at around 7pm and every day during the Feria de Abril. Tickets,…
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Estadio Manuel Ruiz de Lopera
It is said that the only thing that divides Seville, apart from the Guadalquivir, is the sevillanos' passionate support for its two rival professional clubs, Real Betis and Sevilla. Both teams are currently well established in the Primera Liga and players on Betis' books include Spanish international midfield star Joaquín.
Betis plays at the Estadio Manuel Ruiz de Lopera, beside Avenida de Jerez (the Cádiz road). Take the southbound bus 34 from opposite the main tourist office.
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Estadio Sánchez Pizjuán
It is said that the only thing that divides Seville, apart from the Guadalquivir, is the sevillanos' passionate support for its two rival professional clubs, Real Betis and Sevilla. Sevilla's home is the Estadio Sánchez Pizjuán, east of the centre.
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