There are many reasons why Seville is worth a visit, as it has so much to offer in terms of history, culture and architectural wealth. Discover the 10 must-see places to visit in Seville and fall in love with the beauty and the history of this Andalusian city with Visitanddo.com
In this post we will tell you about the 10 must-see places in Seville. Some of the most popular tourist attractions and places of interest are the Cathedral of Seville and its famous Giralda Tower, the Real Alcazar or the Triana Bridge. You can't miss them!
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The Seville Cathedral with its impressive façade, located in the heart of the historic centre of the city, is the third largest church in the world and the largest in Spain. It was built in the 15th century and boasts a majestic bell tower called the The Giralda crowning the cathedral.
This cathedral also contains the tomb of Christopher Columbus and has a royal chapel and an impressive gilded altarpiece.
An unmissable visit in Seville is, without doubt, that of the Royal Alcazar of SevilleThe palace is a walled royal palace located in the historic centre of the city. It was built in different historical periods, although the original palace was built in the High Middle Ages. This ensemble of palaces was declared a World Heritage next to the Cathedral and the Archive of the Indies in 1987.
The palace is famous for its architecture and gardens, which combine elements of Islamic and Christian architecture. Today, the Real Alcázar is one of Seville's main tourist attractions.
Another place of interest is the Plaza de España, This architectural complex is located in the Maria Luisa Park in the city of Seville. It is a large square built for the Ibero-American Exhibition of 1929 and features a large canal, bridges and numerous mosaics. Today it is intended for the enjoyment of visitors and Sevillians alike, and is a popular place for photography, boating and strolling.
The Santa Cruz neighbourhood is a historic and touristic quarter. Known for its narrow cobbled streets, flowery courtyards, lively squares and traditional Andalusian architecture. This neighbourhood is home to Seville's Gothic cathedral, from whose Giralda you can enjoy panoramic views, and the Real Alcázar.
Formerly the Jewish quarter of the city, it still preserves some synagogues and stately homes that have been restored and transformed into restaurants, shops and tourist accommodation. In addition, in this area you will find squares full of orange trees and many souvenir, craft and pottery shops.
The Torre del Oro located on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, was built in the 13th century as part of the city's defensive fortifications. Nowadays it is known for its characteristic golden façade, referring to the ceramic tile cladding, which sparkled in the sun, was like gold and was reflected in the river.
Inside it houses the Seville Maritime Museum about the naval history of Spain and is a popular tourist attraction in Seville, which can be visited free of charge on Mondays.
The General Archive of the Indies was created in 1785 at the wish of King Charles III, with the aim of centralising in a single point the documentation relating to the administration of the Spanish overseas territories and which was used from the 16th to the 19th centuries. The documents held in the Archive of the Indies include maps, plans, navigation records, church and court records, and official correspondence.
It is an important source for research into Spanish colonial history and its legacy in today's world. The tour is free and open to the public.
The Maria Luisa ParkIt is also home to the Plaza de España. It is known for its beauty and its large collection of sculptures and monuments.
Originally part of the private gardens of the palace of San Telmo, they were later donated to the city by the Infanta María Luisa Fernanda de Borbón. Today, the park is a popular spot for locals and tourists visiting Seville.
One of the places of interest for the most devout is in the district of La Macarena, is the Basilica of the Macarena. A Catholic religious temple, the seat of the Hermandad de la Esperanza Macarena (Macarena Brotherhood of Hope)one of the most popular brotherhoods of Holy Week in Seville.
Inside it houses numerous works of art and religious ornaments, such as the image of the Esperanza Macarena, a carving of the Virgin Mary, which is considered one of the most venerated in all of Spain.
One of the most important art museums in Spain is the Museum of Fine Arts of SevilleThe museum has a valuable collection of paintings from the Baroque school, as well as major guest exhibitions. Its works include paintings by Diego Velázquez, Francisco de Zurbarán, Bartolomé Esteban Murillo and Francisco Pacheco.
The neighbourhood of Triana is known for its historical monuments, such as the Triana Bridge, the Castle of San Jorge and the Triana Market. It has a lively market next to the arched bridge of Isabel II. In the Betis StreetThe river, next to the river, you can find several restaurants, as well as bars and tablaos flamencos (flamenco clubs).
It is essential to highlight that Seville is the cradle of flamencoa traditional form of music and dance that is appreciated all over the world. Our recommendation, in addition to enjoying the local gastronomy, is to visit a live flamenco show in one of the many tablaos in the city. It is one of the experiences not to be missed during your visit to Seville.
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If you're planning a group trip to Seville, don't miss the opportunity to visit the 10 must-see places the city has to offer and soak up its history and culture. With the help of Visitanddo.com, you can plan your route and make sure you don't miss any of the city's highlights. Also, consider charter a bus with a reliable service to ensure a safe and comfortable travel experience for you and your travel companions. So you can enjoy Seville without worries and with the peace of mind of being in good hands.
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