Welcome to Seville, capital of Andalusia in Spain.
It's the place to be if you like historic architecture, flamenco music, a glass of sherry and a bit of sun.
But before you all rush to book tickets, just slow down a moment because you'll get more than just a bit of sun here.
This is the hottest region in the whole of Europe.
In fact, it's been getting so hot that going out to catch some rays in Seville and nearby Córdoba might not be the best idea.
Earlier this year, record-breaking temperatures topped 40 degrees Celsius before summer even arrived.
Inland areas like Córdoba expected to reach 15 degrees above normal with highs of around 40 degrees Celsius.
Remember, this is in April.
The Sevillian sun is becoming dangerous, and long term it's only going to get worse due to the impact of climate change.
But now, the city has hatched a clever plan to tackle the problem, creating new public spaces that are really cool — quite literally — and based on an idea from ancient Persia.
