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Italica aspires to be named a World Heritage Site and the last scene of the seventh season of Game of Thrones has already been shot in this place, some scenes like the "Dragon Pit" of "King's Landing". The reopening of Italica after the closing during the shooting of Game of Thrones The amphitheater of Itálica was subjected to partial closings until April 24, due to the filming of the last scene of Game of Thrones.Between April 23 and May 2, the amphitheater was completely closed.The th

The association "Autism Sevilla" will celebrate on May 30 at the Pavilion of Navigation the new edition of its Solidarity Gala at 9:00 pm This gala has a very important weight for the association, since they need to raise many funds to be able to finance themselves and ensure their survival, being able to continue with their services and support activities for people suffering from Autism Spectrum Disorders and their families, as well as sensitize society about people with this type of disorder

The 'Alameda de Hércules' will hold the thirty-eighth edition of the Puppet International Fair from May 16 to June 1, 2018. This year they have the participation of international companies from Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Italy, Portugal and Spain. His shows will show the different techniques of puppet theater like glove, muppets, rod, shadows, thread, animation of objects, etc. This year's program will include different proposals in the room and on the street for children and adults fr

Biospain in Seville from September 25 to 27 at the Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones BIOSPAIN 2018 - INTERNATIONAL PARTNERING & CONFERENCE ON BIOTECHNOLOGY Biospain is the most important conference and event organized by the Partnering association and one of the largest, taking into account the number of companies and One-to-one meetings held. The organizing committee is led by the Spanish Association of Bioindustry (Asebio) The last edition was held in Bilbao in 2016 and attracted m

We can attend this event until June 17, where we can enjoy masterpieces of the British Musseum. In addition, a specialist of this museum, Peter Higgs, explains to us how in Ancient Greece, the competition meant everything. This feeling of competition was not something that arose from the individual, but was strongly rooted in society. We can contemplate 161 works of the British Musseum where we can understand the importance of competition in society. We can see terracottas, armors, statues, cera