"Sevilla tiene un color especial" ("Sevilla has a special color"), sang the duo Los Del Rio (best known for their hit song "Macarena", the steps to which we probably all know). It's hard to disagree. What is the special energy of the capital of Andalusia due to? This will be discovered by Mateusz Zmyślony, author of the City Break for Advanced series of vlogs about cities.
Mateusz Zmyślony is a pioneer of place marketing in Poland and creative director of the Open Eyes Economy Summit congress. In the pages of A&B, he has repeatedly told fascinating stories about various Cities, and now, in the form of short vlogs City Break for Advanced, he takes us on virtual walks through the most interesting nooks and crannies of European cities, suggesting where to go on holiday or just spend a short city break.
mushrooms and oranges
Ahead is the second episode from Spain's Seville! You can find the first part HERE.
This time Mateusz Zmyślony takes us on a joint search for the sources of the special temperament palpable in this city (he sees them in the history of Seville, a former port and thus the greatest beneficiary of the great geographical discoveries). Zmyślony also walks through the city's parks in search of colorful parrots, reveals what the oranges from the trees growing on the city's streets taste like, and takes us to.... mushrooms! Or, more precisely, to La Encarnación square, where stands a wooden structure called Las Setas (The Mushrooms) designed by Jürgen Mayer housing the city market, a museum and an impressive observation deck.
