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CultureRoyal Alcázar of SevilleThe Royal Alcázar of Seville is a walled palace complex built in different historical stages, from the early…CultureSeville CathedralSeville Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world and the largest church by floor area according…CulturePlaza de EspañaSeville's Plaza de España is a semicircular architectural complex in the Parque de María Luisa, built for the…CultureArchivo General de IndiasEl Archivo General de Indias ocupa el antiguo edificio de la Lonja de Mercaderes, una construcción…CultureTorre del OroThe Torre del Oro is an Almohad watchtower built between 1220 and 1221, on the eastern bank of the…CultureSetas de SevillaSetas de Sevilla is a wood-and-concrete structure on Plaza de la Encarnación notable for its wavy…CultureFormer Hospital of the Venerable PriestsThe Former Hospital of the Venerable Priests is a 17th-century Baroque building in Seville's Santa Cruz…CulturePalacio de Las DueñasPalace of the House of Alba built in the late 15th century, where the poet Antonio Machado was born, and…CultureCasa de PilatosPalace of the Dukes of Medinaceli, begun in the late 15th century by Pedro Enríquez and extended by his son…CultureReal Maestranza BullringOne of the oldest and most famous bullrings in Spain, built between 1749 and 1881 on the banks of the…NatureMaría Luisa ParkSeville's great park occupies the former gardens of the Palacio de San Telmo, which Infanta María Luisa de…LeisureIsla MágicaIsla Mágica is a theme park in Seville themed around the discovery of the Americas, with six themed zones and…CultureBasilica of Our Lady of Hope of MacarenaThe basilica is laid out as a single nave covered by a barrel vault with lunettes and four side chapels, with…CultureChurch of San IsidoroThe parish of San Isidoro belongs to the group of churches organised in Seville right after the Christian…LeisureAlameda de HérculesSpain's oldest public promenade, created in 1574 over a former lagoon.CultureIsabel II BridgeThe Isabel II Bridge, also known as the Triana Bridge, is an iron bridge connecting central Seville with the…CultureSeville Museum of Fine ArtsIn the Seville Museum of Fine Arts, visitors pass through fourteen rooms and several cloisters of the former…CultureSan Telmo Palace17th-century Baroque palace built as a University of Mariners to train the orphans of sailors in navigation.CulturePlaza de AméricaA square at the southern end of the Parque de María Luisa designed by Aníbal González for the 1929…CultureFormer Carthusian Monastery of Santa María de las CuevasThe Former Carthusian Monastery of Santa María de las Cuevas is a monumental complex on the Isla de la…CultureNavigation PavilionThe Navigation Pavilion is a building constructed for Seville's 1992 Universal Exposition, designed by the…LeisureSeville AquariumAn aquarium next to the Muelle de las Delicias, opened in 2014, whose route follows the first…CultureGiraldaThe Giralda is the bell tower of Seville Cathedral, originally built as the minaret of the mosque in the 12th…SportRamón Sánchez-Pizjuán StadiumThe Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium is the home ground of Sevilla Fútbol Club, located in the Nervión district.CultureAlamillo BridgeA cable-stayed bridge by Santiago Calatrava built for Expo '92.SportLa Cartuja StadiumLa Cartuja Stadium, located on the Isla de la Cartuja in Seville, is a multi-purpose venue that hosts major…SportBenito Villamarín StadiumAt the Benito Villamarín Stadium, visitors can take the Betis Tour, which covers landmark spaces such as the…CultureParliament of AndalusiaThe Parliament of Andalusia occupies the former Hospital de las Cinco Llagas, a Renaissance building facing…LeisureTorre SevillaAndalusia's tallest building, at 180 metres, designed by César Pelli and completed in 2015 on the Isla de la…CultureRoyal Tobacco Factory of SevilleOne of the largest industrial buildings in 18th-century Spain, completed in 1770.CultureTorre de la PlataOctagonal Almohad tower that was part of the wall that ran down from the Alcázar to the river and linked it…CultureItalica AmphitheatreItalica, in Santiponce, was the first Roman city founded in Hispania (206 BC) and the birthplace of the…CulturePort of SevilleThe Port of Seville is Spain's only inland maritime commercial port, located in the Guadalquivir estuary…CultureSeville Archaeological MuseumMuseum housed in the Fine Arts Pavilion of the 1929 Exposition, on Plaza de América in Parque de María Luisa.CultureLa Magdalena ChurchA Baroque church in Seville, built between the late 17th and early 18th centuries on the site of the former…CultureMacarena GateOne of the few surviving gates of Seville's city walls, of Almohad origin and remodelled in the 18th century.CultureChurch of San Luis de los FrancesesAn 18th-century Jesuit church, the work of Leonardo de Figueroa and one of the high points of Seville…CultureArchbishop's Palace of SevilleResidence of the archbishops of Seville since the 13th century, on Plaza Virgen de los Reyes, opposite the…CulturePlaza NuevaSquare in the centre of Seville opened in the 19th century after the demolition of the old convent of San…CultureChurch of El SalvadorThe Church of El Salvador in Seville stands on the square of the same name and is notable for its Baroque…SportSeville Sports PalaceThe Seville Sports Palace, known as the San Pablo Sports Centre, is a municipal sports complex opened in 1987…CultureCosturero de la ReinaA small building shaped like a hexagonal castle with turrets at the corners, located on the Paseo de las…CultureLa Pastora DolmenA Copper Age tomb in Valencina de la Concepción, about 7 kilometres from Seville, within one of the largest…CultureChurch and Hospital of the CharityThe Church and Hospital of the Charity is a 17th-century architectural complex in the Arenal neighbourhood…CultureWalls of SevilleThe wall that surrounded Seville was over seven kilometres long, with dozens of towers.CultureBarqueta BridgeArch bridge over the Guadalquivir built for the 1992 Universal Exposition.CulturePalace of the Countess of LebrijaA town palace on Calle Cuna known as "the best-paved palace in Europe": in the early 20th century the…NatureAlamillo ParkLarge metropolitan park of more than 80 hectares on the Isla de la Cartuja, between the Alamillo Bridge and…CultureRoyal Shipyards of SevilleMedieval shipyards commissioned by Alfonso X the Wise in 1252 beside the Guadalquivir, with seventeen naves…LeisureAvenida de la ConstituciónA large avenue in central Seville, now mostly pedestrianised, running from the Puerta de Jerez to the Plaza…CultureCaños de CarmonaLos Caños de Carmona are the remains of a Roman aqueduct, later rebuilt by the Almohads, that supplied water…CultureCasa de la CienciaA science museum of the CSIC housed in the former Peru Pavilion, built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition…CultureChurch of Santa CatalinaParish church in the centre of Seville, on Alhóndiga street, built on a former mosque.NatureJardines de las DeliciasA historic garden of about 54,000 square metres that stretches along the Paseo de las Delicias, opposite…NatureMurillo Gardens and Catalina de Ribera PromenadeGardens in the centre of Seville next to the walls of the Alcázar and the Santa Cruz quarter, created in the…CultureTorre del Oro Naval MuseumAn Almohad watchtower from the early 13th century, built on the banks of the Guadalquivir to control access…CulturePalace and Gardens of La BuhairaFormer Almohad country estate (almunia) of the 12th century, with palace and orchard, commissioned by the…CultureSan Telmo BridgeBridge over the Guadalquivir near the Palace of San Telmo, linking the centre of Seville with the Triana…CultureMaestranza TheatreThe Maestranza Theatre is Seville's opera house and the permanent home of the Royal Symphony Orchestra of…CultureBasilica of María Auxiliadora (Santísima Trinidad)The basilica occupies the church of the former convent of the Santísima Trinidad, which the Trinitarians…CultureBasilica of Jesus of Great PowerBasilica on Plaza de San Lorenzo that houses the image of Jesus of Great Power, carved by Juan de Mesa in…LeisureCasa de las Sirenas (Alameda de Hércules)The Alameda de Hércules is one of the oldest promenades in Seville, laid out in the 16th century.CultureCasa de los PineloThe Casa de los Pinelo is a palace on Calle Abades, in the heart of Seville's historic centre.CultureSan Jorge Castle in SevilleBeneath the Triana Market lie the underground ruins of the San Jorge Castle, a medieval fortification that…CultureMonastery of San Isidoro del CampoMonastery founded in 1301 by Alonso Pérez de Guzmán, known as el Bueno, and his wife María Alonso Coronel, in…CultureMonument to Christopher ColumbusThe monument stands on Paseo de Catalina de Ribera and consists of a base and two stone columns reaching 23…CultureMuseum of Arts and Popular CustomsThe Museum of Arts and Popular Customs of Seville occupies the Mudéjar Pavilion, an exposed-brick building…CultureRoyal Pavilion (Plaza de América)Neo-Gothic building on the Plaza de América, in María Luisa Park, the work of the architect Aníbal González…CultureSeville Convention and Exhibition CentreThe Seville Convention and Exhibition Centre, known as FIBES, is a large trade fair and conference venue in…CultureCristo de la Expiración BridgeA bridge over the Guadalquivir, known as the Cachorro Bridge after the nearby Patrocinio chapel, from which…CultureRoyal Mint (Real Casa de la Moneda)A former coin factory in the El Arenal district, between Calle Santander and Calle Almirante Lobo, where the…CultureSan Clemente MonasteryA cloistered Cistercian monastery in the San Lorenzo neighbourhood, with its entrance on Calle Reposo.CulturePlaza de San FranciscoA historic square in central Seville, for centuries the setting for festivals, jousts and autos-da-fé.CulturePlaza del TriunfoA square between the Cathedral, the Royal Alcázar and the Archive of the Indies, Seville's three World…CultureTeatro Lope de VegaNeo-baroque theatre built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition next to the Parque de María Luisa, with a…CultureChurch of Santa María la BlancaA former synagogue of Seville's Jewish quarter, converted into a church after 1391 and rebuilt in the 17th…CultureAndalusian Centre of Contemporary ArtContemporary art museum housed in the Monastery of Santa María de las Cuevas, in La Cartuja, where…CultureChurch of San IldefonsoThis is a neoclassical parish church on the square of the same name, in the Alfalfa area.CultureChurch of San LorenzoA parish church in the San Lorenzo district, founded in the 13th century, although its oldest remains date…CultureChurch of Santa CruzA parish church in the Santa Cruz district, in the old Jewish quarter, with a façade on Calle Mateos Gago and…CultureChurch of San PedroThe Church of San Pedro stands on the square of the same name, in the historic centre of Seville, on the site…CultureMonument to La RazaThe Monument to La Raza is a white marble work erected in 1929 for Seville's Ibero-American Exposition.CultureChurch of the Convent of San BuenaventuraThe church of the convent of San Buenaventura stands between Calle Carlos Cañal and Calle Bilbao, just behind…CultureFlamenco Dance MuseumMuseum in the Santa Cruz district set up by the flamenco dancer Cristina Hoyos, dedicated to the history…CultureSan Fernando CemeteryA municipal cemetery in the north of Seville, on Avenida Doctor Fedriani, next to the San Lázaro hospital.CultureAntiquariumThe Antiquarium is located beneath the Metropol Parasol, on Plaza de la Encarnación, and lets visitors walk…CultureCapilla de los MarinerosA chapel open for public worship on Calle Pureza, in the Triana neighbourhood, the canonical seat of the…CultureSeville Military History MuseumThe Seville Military History Museum occupies several rooms spread over three floors within the Plaza de…CulturePortugal PavilionThe Portugal Pavilion is a historic building constructed for Seville's 1929 Ibero-American Exposition…CultureChristopher Columbus PromenadeThe Paseo de Cristóbal Colón is a 770-metre avenue running along the Guadalquivir river, between the San…CulturePatio de BanderasPlaza pública situada dentro de las murallas del Alcázar de Sevilla, en el barrio de Santa Cruz.CulturePlaza del CabildoA semicircular square in the Arenal district, a short walk from the Cathedral, entered through three…CultureCalle SierpesA pedestrian street in central Seville that links Plaza de San Francisco with Plaza de la Campana.CultureCalle BetisCalle Betis is a street running parallel to the Guadalquivir river in the Triana neighbourhood, between the…CultureSalt WharfThe Salt Wharf is a riverside space in Seville next to the Paseo de Colón, at the foot of the Isabel II…NaturePaseo de Catalina de RiberaPaseo ajardinado de unos 18.250 metros cuadrados situado entre la muralla del Alcázar y la Ronda Histórica…Food & drinkFeria MarketFood market on Feria street, in the Macarena quarter, one of the oldest in Seville.LeisureAgua MágicaAt Agua Mágica, visitors find a sandy beach with a wave pool, swimming areas and sunbathing zones, recreating…Food & drinkBar GiraldaTapas bar located inside a 12th-century hammam, whose archaeological remains were uncovered and put on…CultureChapel of MontserratThe chapel is the seat of the Brotherhood of Montserrat, on Calle Cristo del Calvario.CultureChapel of San JoséA Baroque chapel on Calle Jovellanos, in the heart of Seville, a short walk from Calle Sierpes.Culture"Casa de la Memoria" Flamenco Cultural CentreFlamenco cultural centre in a 15th-century town palace in central Seville, next to Calle Cuna.Food & drinkCerveceria GiraldaCervecería Giralda is a tapas bar housed in a building built over 12th-century Arab baths, whose…CultureFerdinand the SaintThe Monument to Ferdinand III the Saint is a sculptural group unveiled in 1924 and located in Seville's Plaza…Food & drinkEncarnación MarketFood market on the ground floor of the Setas de la Encarnación (Metropol Parasol), in the quarter of the same…Food & drinkTriana MarketThe Triana Market is a working food market located on the Plaza del Altozano, in the Triana quarter.CultureMonument to Martínez MontañésThe Monument to Martínez Montañés is a bronze urban sculpture on Plaza del Salvador in Seville.CultureMonument to Miguel de CervantesThe Monument to Miguel de Cervantes is a bronze bust made in 1974 by the sculptor Sebastián Santos, located…CulturePostigo del AceiteIt is one of the three surviving gateways of the old city wall of Seville, along with the Macarena Gate and…Food & drinkAbades TrianaA restaurant on Calle Betis, on the Triana bank, facing the Guadalquivir.Food & drinkBodega Santa Cruz «Las Columnas»A tapas bar on Calle Rodrigo Caro, in the Santa Cruz neighbourhood, a few steps from the Royal Alcázar and…Food & drinkBodeguita Antonio RomeroA tapas bar on Calle Antonia Díaz, in the Arenal neighbourhood, near the Real Maestranza.Food & drinkCasa MoralesA tavern on Calle García de Vinuesa, near the Cathedral, open since 1850.Food & drinkConfitería La CampanaA historic pastry shop founded in 1885 on the corner of Calle Sierpes and Plaza de la Campana, in the heart…Food & drinkEl RinconcilloFounded in 1670 on Calle Gerona, it is considered the oldest bar in Seville.Food & drinkEslavaA tapas bar on Calle Eslava, in the San Lorenzo neighbourhood, known for its elaborate cooking rather than…LeisureLa CarboneríaBar with courtyards on Céspedes street, in the San Bartolomé quarter, set in a former coal warehouse that…Food & drinkLonja del Barranco MarketFormer food market beside the Guadalquivir, in the Arjona street area, near the Triana bridge.LeisureSala MalandarLive music venue and nightclub on Torneo street, next to the river and the Alameda de Hércules area.
Frequently asked questions
What to see in Seville in one day?
If you only have one day, start with the essentials: Royal Alcázar of Seville, Seville Cathedral, Plaza de España, Archivo General de Indias and Torre del Oro.
What can you see for free in Seville?
No entry fee: Plaza de España, Archivo General de Indias, María Luisa Park, Alameda de Hércules, Isabel II Bridge and Plaza de América.