Guide 🇪🇸 Sevilla
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Seville Cathedral and La Giralda
One of the world's largest Gothic cathedrals, featuring the iconic Giralda bell tower.
Real Alcázar of Seville
A royal palace renowned for its stunning Mudéjar architecture and lush gardens.
Plaza de España
A grand square with a semi-circular building, bridges, and a canal, showcasing Spanish architecture.
Metropol Parasol
A modern wooden structure offering panoramic views and housing a market and museum.
Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla
One of Spain’s most important art museums, set in a former convent, showcasing Murillo, Zurbarán and evocative scenes of Seville’s past.
Real Fábrica de Tabacos
Vast 18th-century Royal Tobacco Factory, once Europe’s first, now part of the university; wander patios tied to the legend of Carmen.
Palacio de las Dueñas
Elegant aristocratic palace with Mudejar patio, private chapel, art and tapestries, plus gardens that inspired poet Antonio Machado.
Barrio Santa Cruz
A historic neighborhood with narrow streets, whitewashed houses, and lively plazas.
Triana Market
Lively riverside market built atop Castillo San Jorge, ideal for tasting local produce and tapas while exploring a site tied to the Inquisition.
Iglesia de Santa Ana
Triana’s oldest parish church, a Gothic-Mudejar landmark famed for its tilework, legends and deep links to local tradition and flamenco culture.
Torre del Oro
A 13th-century watchtower on the Guadalquivir River, now hosting a naval museum.
Monasterio de la Cartuja
13th-century monastery linked to Columbus, later a ceramics factory; now a contemporary art centre with galleries set in historic monastic spaces.
Flamenco Shows
Experience traditional Andalusian flamenco music and dance performances.
Palace of the Marqueses de la Algaba
Hidden 15th-century palace showcasing Gothic-Mudejar architecture, with a small interpretation centre explaining Seville’s distinctive Mudejar style.
Palacio Bucarelli
Baroque family palace open to visitors, revealing stables, garden and richly furnished rooms filled with ceramics, tapestries and lived-in history.
Castillo San Jorge
Historic castle remains beneath Triana Market, once the seat of the Spanish Inquisition, adding a powerful layer of history to a market visit.
Parque de María Luisa
A vast park featuring fountains, monuments, and the Plaza de América.
Triana District
A vibrant area known for its ceramic workshops, tapas bars, and flamenco heritage.
Hospital de los Venerables
A 17th-century baroque building, now an art center with works by Velázquez.
Santa Cruz
Historical and central, perfect for sightseeing with charming narrow streets.
Centro
Ideal for shopping and sightseeing, centrally located with a mix of attractions.
El Arenal
Upscale area with posh spots and cocktail bars, great for both budget and luxury options.
Triana
Authentic local experience with traditional ceramics shops and tapas bars.
Museo
Busy central shopping-focused area with strong walkability and quick access to attractions across the city.
La Macarena
Vibrant and cool, known for its gastro pubs, craft beer, and great nightlife.
La Alameda
Best for nightlife with a youthful vibe and many tapas bars and restaurants.
Alfalfa
Central and cool, offering a hip, upscale vibe with historical charm.
Los Remedios
Quiet, family-friendly area close to the city center with a local atmosphere.
SVQ
Sevilla Airport
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Yes
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