Seville is getting ready for Christmas two weeks before the official holiday kick-off with the lighting of Christmas lights in the capital, Seville. In this sense, zero kilometers of lights, Al-Dustour Streetis already taking shape … Get a new look that’s as stunning as it is: Huge trees 7.5 meters high Which will be distributed from Plaza Nueva to Puerta de Jerez.
There will be a total of 32 units of these warm light ephemeral plants Along the entire Avenida de la Constitución. This is the first time in history that Christmas lighting in the city begins from the ground, and ends with branches extending from one side of the street to the other. Big Christmas balls In the center.
the Lighting installation The avenue started this Thursday. For this reason, the limited tram service in Archivo de Indias was interrupted. At this moment it has already been set Flower pots and light trunksleaving the upper part of the illumination that all the residents of Seville will be able to admire starting on Saturday, November 29, when the Mayor will light up the traditional parade now organized at the height of the arch of the City Hall.
More than three hundred streets
A total of 304 streets distributed over eleven districts The city will have Christmas lighting. Most of them are located in the old town, and the eastern district of Alcosa Torreblanca comes in second place in terms of the most decorated streets. In total, Christmas lights will reach ten points more than last year.
Those on the boulevard won’t be the only lights with new features. As provided by ABC, on this occasion there will be Three streets will display exclusive designs Coming from the competition organized by the City Council among students aged 10 to 16 years enrolled in Seville schools. Among the new lights you can see elements representing the city Triana Bridge or Macarena Mariquilla. These designs will be installed in three different areas: Betis Street, in the heart of Triana; José María de Pereda and Francisco Carrera Iglesias, in Cerro del Aguila; Miguel de Unamuno Square in eastern Seville.
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