What to see in Seville City

What to see in Seville, Spain? Must-See tourist attractions in Seville. Seville Cathedral, Alcazar in Seville… Reviews, photos and more on Tudestino.

What to see in Seville City
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If you are thinking about what to see in Seville (Spain), here on TUDESTINO we propose a wide list of cultural spots and natural spaces that you should visit and that will surprise you while you enjoy unique moments and experiences.

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You will find all the information of the main cultural and natural attractions of Seville. Its monuments are thousands of years old and places have a unique natural diversity.

On a cultural level, the city of Seville has a spectacular collection of historical buildings, museums and exhibition centres, religious buildings, monuments, theatres and unique spots, which will delight lovers of culture and history. Reflection of a past of splendour and of having been thousands of years populated by different civilisations.

On the other hand, you cannot miss the numerous charming villages of the province, as well as its natural monuments.

We have compiled all these spots for you, so you can find what to see during your stay in Seville on TUDESTINO.

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Jardines del Prado
4.7
Another park in Seville we cannot forget is Jardines del Prado de San Sebastián, near the Parque Maria Luisa and the Royal Tobacco Factory. The Feria de Sevilla was held here until 1972. It has a large expanse of trees that give shade and tranquility to anyone who wants it. Ponds and fountains cool the...

Iglesia del Salvador
4.7
Church of El Salvador (literally “Church of the Saviour”) is the second largest Catholic church in Seville (Andalusia, Spain), surpassed only by the Seville Cathedral. Located in Plaza del Salvador, it is considered a Cultural and Historical Heritage of Spain. It is not only its historical and cultural heritage which stands out, but also its...

Jardines de Murillo
4.5
The Jardines de Murillo (“Murillo Gardens”) in Seville, considered a Cultural Heritage Asset and Historical Heritage of Spain, are located in the beautiful Santa Cruz district. These gardens are, in turn, linked to the Paseo Catalina de Ribera, where there is a monument to Christopher Columbus. The paved walkways with fences link the five little...

Plaza de España Seville
4.6
Plaza de España (literally, “Spain Square”) is a monument located in the heart of Seville, just inside Parque de María Luisa (“Maria Luisa Park”). The Sevillian architect Aníbal González gave life to this jaw-dropping Cultural Heritage Asset, which is breathtakingly beautiful either by day or at night. Its sublime architectural beauty makes Plaza de España...

Parque de María Luisa
4.1
Parque de María Luisa (“Maria Luisa Park”), in Seville, is one of the many green areas of this Andalusian city. Declared Cultural Heritage Asset, it was originally built in the private gardens of the Palacio de San Telmo until the infanta María Luisa Fernanda de Borbón (the park is named after her) donated it to...

Royal Alcazar of Seville
4.7
The Royal Alcazar of Seville (in Spanish, Real Alcázar de Sevilla) was built on Roman foundations and was also used by the Visigoths. Later, a basilica (Basilica of San Vicente Mártir) was built, where San Isidoro was buried. Most of the current architecture of the Royal Alcazar is thanks to the Arabs who conquered Seville...

CaixaForum Sevilla
4.1
CaixaForum Sevilla is an area dedicated to culture administered by Obra Social La Caixa. Its cultural, educational, scientific and artistic offer is very wide and designed for all ages. It is located in the modern Centro Comercial Sevilla, in the avant-garde Torre Sevilla. Opened in 2017, although Obra Social La Caixa admitted publicly in 2009...

Setas de Sevilla
4.5
Metropol Parasol is a project built in the form of huge wooden mushrooms and is considered the world’s largest wooden structure. Designed by German architect Jürger Mayer, it is also known as Setas de Sevilla (literally, “Mushrooms of Seville”). It is about 150 metres long, 70 metres wide and about 28 metres high. Located in...

Parque de los Príncipes
4.6
The Parque de los Príncipes (literally, “Princes Park”) in Seville is located in the district of Los Remedios, just 20 minutes walk from the Triana Bridge and close to where the Feria de Sevilla is celebrated in April. Opened in 1973, the construction of this park was a breath of fresh air for the neighbourhood,...

Plaza de Santa Cruz
4.0
Plaza de Santa Cruz (“Santa Cruz Square”) is located in the Santa Cruz district, in Seville. Here the Church of Santa Cruz was built in 1391, where the famous Sevillian painter Bartolomé Esteban Murillo was buried in 1682. After the French invasion of Seville, the church was demolished to make way for the Plaza de...

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