As the capital of Andalucía, Sevilla is all charm—everything you’d imagine a quintessential Spanish city to be, complete with flamenco dancing and bullfighting. The distinctly Andalucían music and dance style of flamenco officially dates back to the 1700s (although its origins stretch back even further), and you can learn about its variations and cultural significance with a stop at Museo del Baile Flamenco. Watch performances here on Friday and Saturday evenings, or choose one of numerous spots around town to take in a show. Another Andalucían invention, bullfighting, plays out with all the requisite drama in the Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza, the oldest bullfighting venue in Spain. Even if you don’t have the stomach to watch the spectacle, take a tour to get a feel for just how Sevillians take the bull by the horns.