A city in southern Spain, capital of Andalusia, famous for its architecture and cultural heritage.
From Spanish Sevilla, derived from Latin Hispalis, which came from the Phoenician name Spal. The Romans later called it Hispalis, and through Arabic influence (Ishbiliya) it became Sevilla.
Seville oranges are actually too bitter to eat fresh but perfect for marmalade - they were brought to Spain by the Arabs and became so associated with the city that they bear its name worldwide.
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