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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.
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.
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.
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...
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...
The Seville City Hall (Casa Consistorial de Sevilla) was built in the 16th century, in plateresque style, in Plaza de San Francisco. It was declared a Cultural Asset and Historical Heritage of Spain. With the French invasion of 1810, the French occupied the building and turned it into their headquarters. Until that moment it had...
Torre de los Perdigones is located on Resolana street, in the San Gil district (Seville). It is located just a few metres away from the Barqueta Bridge, the main gateway to Expo ’92. This tower was formerly part of the famous Fábrica de Perdigones (“Pellets Factory”) of Seville. There, the manufacturing of pellets, zinc and...
The construction of the Church and Hospital de La Caridad, in Seville (Andalusia, Spain), dates back to the seventeenth century. It was carried out in typical Sevillian Baroque style. The Holy See of the same name has its origins in the fifteenth century. It provided lodging mostly to poor and sick people. Paintings and decorative...
The Castillo de San Jorge (“Castle of St. George”) is located in Seville’s Triana district. It is a medieval fortification next to the Guadalquivir river. It was built with a prison inside to protect the population during the time of the Visigoths, until in the thirteenth century belonged to the Christians. After an abandoned time,...
Plaza de América, in Seville, is located within the Parque Maria Luisa. The Museum of Arts and Popular Customs, the Archaeological Museum and the Royal Pavilion are around it. All of them have different architectural styles but they were all built by Aníbal González for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. There are sensational gardens in this...
Patio de Banderas (literally, “Flags Patio”) is a public square located inside the walls of the Alcazar of Seville, in the charming Santa Cruz district. It is not known for sure where its name comes from. However, it is believed to be because of the number of flags waving when some illustrious personality visited the...
The Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo (literally, “Andalusian Centre of Contemporary Art”) is located in the Monastery of Santa Maria de las Cuevas, also known as La Cartuja, in Seville (Andalusia, Spain) since 1997. Here mainly modern and contemporary art is exhibited. The official opening took place in 1998, although it was completed in 1990....
Casa de Pilatos (literally, “House of Pilates”), in Seville (Andalusia, Spain), is a mixture of different styles. On one hand, the Italian Renaissance and, on the other hand, the Spanish Mudejar. The construction of the palace began in the late fifteenth century. The building was carried out thanks to the idea of Pedro Enriquez. However,...
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