Seville, located in the South of Spain is the capital of the region of Andalusia. Seville is one of the most famous cities in Spain attracting millions of visitors each year. What makes the city of Seville, as well as the area, unique and interesting, is the fact that it was home to different cultures through the centuries; from the Phoenicians to Romans to the Moors, their footprints are still evident when exploring this stunning city.

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Seville offers different experiences to its visitors; it is a small yet vibrant city easily explored on foot. The city has a rich 3,000-year history, spectacular architecture, plazas, palaces, music and Flamenco dancing. There are charming cafes where you can have a taste of the local delicacies and of course sangria. It a wonderful place to visit and enjoy those grand Spanish vibes.

Practical Tips

• The best way to discover the magic of this city is by walking.

• Spain is famous for its religious festivals. If you are visiting during one of those or during special holidays such as Easter, Seville is a wonderful place to experience such unique events.

• Due to Corona restrictions, these days it’s more important than ever to Buy Your Tickets online beforehand! Buying your tickets at the door is not an option!

Where To Stay In Seville?

There are beautiful charming and stylish hotels to choose from, and these are some of the best in town!

Hotel Posada del Lucero

Hotel Fernando III

NH Sevilla Plaza de Armas

Barceló Sevilla Renacimiento

9 X Awesome Things To See And Do In Seville

#1 Start by visiting the historic center of the city, the grandiose Gothic Cathedral, and the Giralda Tower located at the heart of Seville. This breathtaking complex is the largest gothic building in the world! It is also where Christopher Columbus and his son are buried.

#2 Have a picnic in Maria Luisa Park: You have never seen a green lung quite like this one! This park is located alongside the Guadalquivir River and has opened to the public in 1914. It was once was part of the San Telmo Palace featuring trees, ponds, bird islands, and beautiful structures. Highlights of the park are the Garden of the Lions and the frog fountain.

#3 Bonus tip: Other green lungs to enjoy are the Jardines de Murillo and the Alcázar gardens.

#4 Plaza de España is my favorite square in Seville and a must-stop! This magnificent square located in the park dates back to 1928, it was built for the Ibero-American Exposition taking place here in 1929. It is an extraordinary landmark.

#5 Explore the Santa Cruz neighborhood aka the Jewish quarter: This is where the Jewish population of Seville lived until the diaspora which took place in 1483, cozy narrow streets and colorful houses await you.Enter through Calle Judería; a fun spot to check is Calle de Los Besos aka the corner of the kisses.

This corner got its name due to the street being so narrow that if you stood in the old days on opposite balconies, you could touch each other! Every Thursday there is a flea market as well as a food market on Calle Feria, perfect for treasure hunting and tasting local fresh tapas.

#6 Bonus tip: It's worth taking a free guided walking tour so you can learn more about the rich history of this neighborhood and the myths originating here.

#7 If you visit one museum in Seville, make it Museo del Baile Flamenco: This museum offers interactive experiences around the art of Flamenco dance and music. You can see an evening show and even take classes!

There are several palaces to visit:

#8 Real Alcazar is the oldest possibly most famous palace in Seville built by the Moors back in the 11th century. At first, it was a fort complex surrounded by a wall offering residents security from outside invaders, over the years, this complex evolved to feature palaces and gardens, used as the residence of the Christian monarchs.

#9 La Casa de Pilatos is a unique civil palace, yes, there is such a thing. The architecture is a beautiful mix of Italian Renaissance and Spanish style with spectacularly manicured gardens.

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I hope you enjoy all that this city has to offer!

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Yours,

Diti