For those unfamiliar with the history of Spain and it's involvement in almost every aspect of modern society, you have missed out on a lot. There is so much about this country that is both intriguing and educational, that you'll leave seeing things in an entirely new perspective. Seville is by no means an exception to this, With this cities unique ability to capture the imagination of all, it is no surprise that the first person to fall in love was the poet-king Al-Mutamid.

Al-Mutamid was the king of Seville form 1069-1091 and a noted poet, he was the first to write of Seville's magical presence and captivating scenery.

The development of Seville

Throughout Seville history from the point of Al-Mutamid's rule to Modern day, it is written in history that this magnificent city is the gem of Spain. Originally a Muslim city, Seville, from the 8th century to the 15th century, Was involved in part of the Reconquista, or reconquest by the Christians.

With the end of Reconquista having arrived in 1492, a golden age of development began, creating many jobs throughout Spain and further helping the progress of the Seville working classes. This period lasted for a many decades but eventually capped out and Seville was caught in an economic decline. From the 19th century through today, Seville has been in a constant rise, mostly through population and industrialization increases.