A neighborhood in Seville, Spain, dotted by decaying remnants of the 1992 Universal Exposition. Organized 500 years after Columbus's New World landing, it was themed 'The Age of Discovery' and drew over 40 million visitors to its 215-hectare site. 🔍 Features decaying remnants of futuristic pavilions and modern infrastructure. # Why Go 🏛️ Explore surviving structures from a world's fair. 🎢 Visit Parque Isla Mágica, a theme park on site. 🚶 Wander through a poignant juxtaposition of old and new architecture. 🌆 See a geodesic globe, rocket ship shell, and Tower of Europe. 🌍 See structures from over 100 participating nations. # Why Avoid 🚧 Some areas are cordoned off with construction fences. 👻 Streets can feel eerily quiet during evenings and weekends. 💧 Canal now runs dry and overgrown. # Tips 📍 Located a short walk across the river from Seville's medieval streets. 🗺️ The site was instrumental in modernizing Seville's infrastructure. 💡 Ideal for those interested in world's fair history and urban decay.