I’ve been lucky enough while I’ve been in Spain, to travel around a bit and see some places a bit further afield.  Living in Seville was fantastic, it was small enough that I wasn’t feeling totally lost and shell-shocked, but big enough to provide lots of exploring opportunities. There’s a big student community in Seville, plenty of bars and cafes with student friendly prices and a crackin’ atmosphere. I landed on my feet doing my first internship there for a translation company. My housemates were always up for going out, meeting new people and trying everything that seville had to offer, which is good, because left to my own devices there’s a good chance I’d find a nice cafe with my equally nice book and forget about the world. I do that sometimes. So a handy kick up the arse was always on hand.If you’re thinking about visiting Sevilla, I would say go for it. It really is a stunning city and it’s one of the few places where you can drive yourself mental trying …