This stunning palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and showcases breathtaking Moorish architecture and beautiful gardens.
Marvel at the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, where you can also climb the Giralda bell tower for panoramic views of the city.
The Museo de Bellas Artes is the Museum of Fine Arts of Seville. After the Prado in Madrid, this is Spain's most important art museum with numerous masterpieces from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, mainly made by Spanish artists such as Francisco de Zurbarán, Velázquez and Bartolomé Murillo. The Museo de Bellas Artes is housed in a beautiful old convent with several patios and offers except paintings also a lot of sculptures.
The Iglesia del Salvador, or Savior Church, is the most important church in the city after the great cathedral of Seville. It has a beautiful main altar and numerous wall and ceiling paintings. This landmark is definitely worth a look inside. A visit to this church is included in this ticket you probably already bought for the Cathedral of Seville.
Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza is the largest bullfighting arena in Spain. Located in the impressive 18th-century bullfighting arena Plaza de Toros de Sevilla is the ' Museo Taurino, a museum on the history of bullfighting in Seville.
In the interesting, but less touristy district of Macarena, you will find the striking Basilica de la Macarena. The Madonna statue in this beautiful church is one of the most famous procession figures in the city. The authentic Macarena district is also a nice neighborhood to stroll through.
Get lost in the narrow streets of this charming old town district filled with quaint squares, picturesque courtyards, and local shops.
The Jardines de Murillo are the public gardens located just outside the walls of the Alcazar complex. The park is named after the painter Murillo whose birthplace was close to the park. Originally these gardens were part of the Alcazar palace, but in 1860 Queen Isabella II gave the gardens to the city. It's a beautiful park with, among other things, a monument to Columbus and to relax on the mosaic benches under shady trees.
This iconic square features a grand semi-circular building, tiled alcoves representing each Spanish province, and a beautiful canal where you can rent a rowboat.
This green oasis of peace is the most famous public park in Seville. The park was originally part of the grounds of the San Telmo palac. It was donated to the city in 1893 with the aim of being converted into a city park. It is adjacent to the well-known Plaza de España of the Ibero-American exhibition of 1929. You can still find several pavilions of the exhibition in the park.
The Torre del Oro, or Tower of the Goldis a tower from the 12th century located on the Guadalquivir river. At the time, it was part of the Moorish city wall of Seville and once served as a storage place for gold and as a prison. It now houses a small maritime museum.
Cross the Triana Bridge and discover this vibrant neighborhood known for its traditional ceramics, lively markets, and flamenco heritage.
Known as the "Mushrooms of the Incarnation," this modern architectural marvel offers stunning views from its rooftop terrace and houses a market and exhibition space.
Famous for its sherry production and equestrian tradition, Jerez de la Frontera is an hour away from Seville. Visit one of the city's renowned sherry bodegas, watch a traditional Andalusian horse show, and explore the historic center.
Established in 1670, El Rinconcillo is one of the oldest bars in Seville, serving traditional Andalusian cuisine and tapas in a historic setting.
This popular tapas bar is known for its innovative and creative dishes that blend traditional flavors with modern techniques. The carrillada (braised pork cheeks) and tapa de paella are highly recommended.
With multiple locations in Seville, La Azotea offers a gastronomic experience with fresh and seasonal ingredients. Their menu features a variety of tapas and small plates, with dishes like the solomillo (tenderloin) and croquetas being favorites.
For an upscale dining experience, Abantal offers a Michelin-starred menu showcasing innovative Andalusian cuisine. The tasting menu features dishes that beautifully combine traditional flavors with contemporary techniques.
Known for its exquisite seafood and fish dishes, Casa Robles is a beloved restaurant in Seville. Their specialties include fresh seafood paella, grilled fish, and a variety of traditional Andalusian seafood dishes.
A classic tapas bar in the heart of Seville, Bodeguita Romero is known for its delicious montaditos (small sandwiches) and traditional Andalusian tapas. The pringá montadito and the carrillada are highly recommended.
This cozy wine bar and restaurant offers a delightful selection of tapas and a wide variety of wines. Their menu includes both traditional and innovative dishes, and the atmosphere is warm and inviting.
Famous for its bocadillo de pringá (sandwich filled with slow-cooked meat), Bar Eme is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike. Their tapas menu also includes classics like salmorejo and patatas bravas.
Approximately an hour from Seville by train, Cordoba is known for its magnificent Mosque-Cathedral (Mezquita) and historic Jewish Quarter. Explore the narrow streets, visit the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, and soak in the city's rich history and architectural wonders.
Located about two hours from Seville, Ronda is perched on a dramatic gorge and offers breathtaking views. Visit the Puente Nuevo, a famous bridge spanning the El Tajo canyon, and explore the historic bullring, one of the oldest in Spain.
Just an hour away by train, Cadiz is a coastal city with beautiful beaches and a rich maritime heritage. Stroll along the promenade, visit the Cadiz Cathedral, and explore the historic old town, which is said to be the oldest continuously inhabited city in Spain.
Located a short distance from Seville, Italica is an ancient Roman city known for its well-preserved ruins. Explore the expansive archaeological site, which includes an amphitheater, Roman baths, and mosaic floors.