The Macarena Walls in Seville
These walls date from 1135, the time of the Almoravides, and were strengthened by the Almohades in the 12th and 13th centuries.
These walls date from 1135, the time of the Almoravides, and were strengthened by the Almohades in the 12th and 13th centuries.
A hand-picked selection of budget hotels in Seville city centre, all three-star hotels.
The traje de flamenca, or flamenco dress, worn by women at the Feria is the only regional clothing that changes according to fashion – colour, length, neckline, sleeve type, spot size etc. The original dress is said to have had four ruffles. More about Dress for the Seville Feria.
There´s a saying that Sevillanos are so astonished the British actually want to use their bitter oranges to make marmalade, that they reckon the pith is secretly used to make gunpowder.
Seville is a city of dualities. If you´re a football fan, as many Sevillanos are, you´re either a betico or a sevillista, supporting Real Betis Balompie (green and white strip) or Sevilla Futbol Club (red and white).
Explore Seville Cathedral and the Giralda at your own pace with an interactive audio guide. Your ticket includes entry, augmented reality (AR), and 3D animations.
Learn about the main nave, side chapels, and the main altarpiece through stories narrated by historical figures, including Christopher Columbus.
Visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on a guided tour and explore its rich history.
Walk through the courtyards, ornate halls, and gardens with an expert guide to learn about the palace and its role in Spanish history and culture.
Join an expert guide and enjoy skip-the-line entry to the Seville Cathedral, the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, to learn about its rich history.
See highlights like Christopher Columbus’ tomb and the gilded Retablo Mayor, and get a close-up view of intricate architecture spanning centuries.
Visit two of Seville’s most important historic palaces on a half-day guided tour with an expert guide by your side.
See the Palacio de las Dueñas, a former residence of the House of Alba. Walk through its courtyards, gardens, and rooms, while learning about the Gothic, Mudéjar, and Renaissance styles along the way.
Visit the Casa del Flamenco, located in the Barrio de Santa Cruz, also known as the old Jewish Quarter of Seville. This location is a known network of narrow cobblestone streets near the Giralda.
The show presents a range of flamenco styles, allowing the artists to perform traditional Andalusian flamenco in an intimate setting.
Visit the third largest cathedral in the world with a guided tour of Seville Cathedral. The tour includes access to the cathedral, remnants of the mosque, a collection of exquisite artwork, and the tomb of Christopher Columbus.
Furthermore, if you want, you can also opt to climb the Giralda Tower for a scenic view of the city.
Attend a 90-minute flamenco performance at El Palacio Andaluz in Seville.
The event showcases dances and music on one of Spain's largest flamenco stages. It features an array of traditional styles as well as a flamenco interpretation of Georges Bizet's Carmen.
Visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville with a guided tour led by an official guide.
Walk through the historic royal palace, observe its art and architecture, and learn about its cultural significance.
Join a small-group tour of Cathedral of Seville.
See its Gothic architecture, the main altarpiece, and the tomb of Christopher Columbus. Climb the Giralda tower for a view of the city.
Learn about the history and significance of this monument from your guide.
Experience Seville’s highlights from the CitySightseeing bus. Visit iconic sites such as the Seville Cathedral and the Giralda Tower.
Visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its mix of Andalusian and Christian art. See Mudéjar, Gothic, Renaissance, Mannerist, and Baroque styles throughout the palace complex. Explore the oldest gardens in Seville.
Visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville and explore one of the world's most notable palaces freely, at your own pace.
The UNESCO-listed Royal Alcázar of Seville combines Andalusian and post-conquest Castilian art.
Visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring both Andalusian and Christian art. See the Seville Cathedral, another UNESCO-listed site, known for the Giralda tower. This guided tour covers both landmarks. Learn about their history and unique details from an expert guide.
Explore Seville's iconic monuments with ease as a knowledgeable guide leads you through its history.
Skip the lines and dive straight into the highlights on this comprehensive tour of Seville Cathedral, Royal Alcazar, and the Giralda.
Get the lowdown on Seville's history and skip the long lines to the Royal Alcázar of Seville, the Seville Cathedral, and La Giralda with an official guide.