Want to experience a real, proper flamenco show designed for real, proper Spaniards - rather than the ones all the tourists see?
If you have a little Spanish and want to go to the coolest live shows and club nights in Seville, make sure you pick up your free copy of Yuzin (which, amusingly, I'm told comes from the English 'you see').
This monthly listings magazine, which contains a handy map so you can find the venues easily, is available in bars and restaurants within the old town.
No culture-loving Sevillano would be seen without it!
Look out for the words 'entrada gratis' or 'entrada libre' - this means the event is free.

You can view Yuzin online here: issuu.com/yuzin_sevilla/docs

* Eloise is our Been there local for Seville. You can read her bio here: www.ivebeenthere.co.uk/articles/seville-local-eloise-horsfield.jsp and follow her tips here: www.ivebeenthere.co.uk/travellers/EloiseHorsfield You can also catch her on Twitter at @EloiseHorsfield

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This is a lovely, elegant, comfortable B&B, run by Jose and Charlotte. They go out of their way to make sure you are happy and content, offering a welcome drink, and delicous fresh squeezed orange juice with your choice of breakfast. They are happy to provide airport pick up, guided tours, Spanish lessons, Spanish cooking lessons and dinner on request for additional fees. There are two wonderful outdoor courtyards for catching the sun or eating a meal and a roof terrace with the most gorgeous views of historic Carmona.
They can accommodate up to two adults and one child. There is a private bath. Single occupancy is 65 Euros, double occupancy is 75 Euros and there is a 20 Euro supplement for a child. The B&B is perfectly located for seeing the sites and walking to restaurants, bars and shops.

Calle de las Auguditas 7, 41410, Carmona, Seville, Spain
+34 629 488 044

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This tiny bakery tucked away at the back of Feria Market (on Calle Feria) does the best bread I've tasted in a while. You can get organic molletes (Andalucian bread rolls) for just 50 cents - white or wholemeal - a decent-sized ciabatta for just €1, and great baguettes too. If you're lucky your bread will come straight out of the oven that sits just behind the counter. Impossible to wait till you get home to tuck in!

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Mercado de la Calle Feria, Calle Feria, 41003 Sevilla
Google map: bit.ly/12JeZzm

* Eloise is our Been there local for Seville. You can read her bio here: www.ivebeenthere.co.uk/articles/seville-local-eloise-horsfield.jsp and follow her tips here: www.ivebeenthere.co.uk/travellers/EloiseHorsfield You can also catch her on Twitter at @EloiseHorsfield

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This enormous park is my favourite place to relax on a sunny Seville day. It’s a bit of a way from the main attractions – if you’re in a rush then head to the more central María Luisa park. With Alamillo Park’s wide boulevards, lakes and lawns there’s loads of space for cycling, rollerblading or just lazing peacefully with a book. There is also a large bar/restaurant. Families gather there for parties, setting up camp all day with picnics, games and wine flowing freely. There are often fairs and free concerts, and on my first trip I even happened upon a dog show taking place in one corner. The children will love the miniature railway and, if you fancy it, you can even try out cableskiing.

www.parquedelalamillo.org/
Google map: bit.ly/10i7fQG

* Eloise is our Been there local for Seville. You can read her bio here: www.ivebeenthere.co.uk/articles/seville-local-eloise-horsfield.jsp and follow her tips here: www.ivebeenthere.co.uk/travellers/EloiseHorsfield You can also catch her on Twitter at @EloiseHorsfield

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