 Corridas de Toros de la Feria de Abril - Reviews from across the web
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Corridas de Toros de la Feria de Abril, Seville | MyTravelGuide.com
The April Fair is a time to attend one of the most important bullfighting events of the country. The Real Maestranza Bullring brings together the season's best bullfighters and fills the stands with an enthusiastic audience that genuinely understands the art. Designed by Vicente San Martin 1758, the...
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April Fair (Feria de Abril) - Spain | iExplore.com
Seville's annual fair began as a cattle market in 1847. The festivity of the occasion gradually outgrew the agricultural side of the event and now, as in most Spanish cities, the annual fair is an extended extravaganza of fun and entertainment. Seville boasts one of the largest fairs, with over 1,00...
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The Fiestas of Spain: Feria de Abril, Sevilla.
Ground zero for the Feria festivities is the temporary tent city, on the far side of the Rio Guadalquivir, called the Real de la Feria. This rectangular piece of land is about a mile long and 700 yards wide. The tents, called casetas, are made of brightly-striped canvas and decorated with thousands ...
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Seville April Fair - La Feria de Abril
At noon every day there is a procession called the 'Paseo de Caballos' in which local girls in their full flamenco outfit are pulled through the city in beautiful carriages by splendid horses. In the evening some of the year's top bullfights take place at the Plaza de Toros de Maestranza with ticket...
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Feria de Abril, Seville, Spain : Reviews of Feria de Abril - Yahoo! Travel
This festival began around 150 years ago as a yearly livestock concentration of a commercial nature. Today, Seville explodes into colour, lights and beauty in ...
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The Fiestas of Spain : Feria de Abril, Sevilla
Base camp for the Feria festivities is a temporary tent city, on the far side of the Rio Guadalquivir, called the Real de la Feria. This rectangular piece of land is about a mile long and 700 yards wide. The tents, called casetas, are made of brightly-coloured canvas and decorated with thousands of ...
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