Benito Villamar N is located in Seville. This is the home arena of Real Betis Football Club. The main event in the history of this …
The Olympic Stadium in Seville is a multifunctional arena, the third largest in Spain, second only to the legendary Camp Nou and S …
The program includes visits to monuments under the protection of UNESCO. Seville Cathedral is the largest in Spain and in the worl …
During the tour we will see : The famous Tahoe Gorge (descending 160 m); *The balcony of the unprintable word; 11th century Ara …
You can join a group excursion to Seville from any resort of the Costa del Sol or directly in Seville itself. For those who are al …
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Dear tourists and guests of the Spanish Costa del Sol and those interested in the rich history of Spain, and especially …
Cordoba reviewMedina Asahara or the flower of Al-AndalusAlmodovar CastleVisit to the Alvear winery
Granada Alhambra and Gardens Generalife, also the Historical Center of Granada Royal Shrine Capilla Real, the Cathedral, …
Seville is a vibrant gem of Andalusia with a rich history from Roman and Moorish times to the golden era of the Spanish Empire. The city lives in the rhythm of flamenco, bullfights and festive processions, ancient streets, lush squares and the aroma of orange trees intertwine here, which makes the atmosphere truly unique.
Man-made sights of Seville amaze with diversity and scale: the Royal Alcázar with its garden ensembles and palace halls, the Seville Cathedral with Giralda ascending above it, the Plaza de España with majestic mosaics and arcades, as well as the Golden Tower of Torre del Oro on the banks of the Guadalquivir. It is worth seeing the Palace of San Telmo, the modern Encarnacion Square with the famous Metropol-Parasol design, and the football arenas of Benito Villamarin and Ramon Sanchez Pisjuan add a modern rhythm to the urban landscape.
The natural corners of Seville and its environs give calmness and freshness: the luxurious Gardens of Alcázar and the Park of Maria Luisa – the green lungs of the city, the embankments of Guadalquivir and the Triana area offer picturesque walks by the water, and the numerous squares and courtyards of the old quarter of Santa Cruz create a feeling of coziness and silence among the city bustle. These places perfectly complement the historical set of attractions and are suitable for leisurely walks.
On our site you can see all the listed attractions on an interactive map, read in detail about their history and significance, as well as build a personal route to the points of interest. Planning a route in a couple of clicks will help you decide what to look at first and how much time to allocate to each object.
You can explore Seville on your own, strolling through winding streets and opening hidden courtyards, or choose excursions with local guides who will tell little-known stories and show non-obvious places. Both individual options and daily group programs are available - guides will help to make a rich route and make the trip more informative.
Come to Seville to feel its energy, see the grandeur of architecture and enjoy the local culture. Discover the best corners of the city, follow thoughtful routes or let a guide guide guide you through the treasures of Andalusia - every walk here becomes a small adventure.
