Do not miss this opportunity to visit a piece of the UK in southern Spain on this day trip from Seville to Gibraltar. The territory of Gibraltar reaches only 6.8 km2 out into the Strait of Gibraltar. This peninsula is home to the rock of gibraltar which is not only a spectacular natural marval but also holds a large amount of history.
Leaving Seville, we will make our way through Andalusia and arrive at our first destination on the journey, Carmona. As you walk through the ancient streets taking in the buildings, most of which are painted a stark white. You will come to understand why this historical town is nicknamed ´´ The White Village´´.
Live one of the most authentic experiences of Seville. Travel through the historic city centre in a horse-drawn carriage, the most charming transport of the city.
Embark on a ferry to a full-day guided trip to Tangier from Seville !This day trip offers a great overview of Morocco’s cultural and historical heritage. Halfway between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, this city holds a cosmopolitan flavor that unites the cultures of Africa and Europe.
In this evening walk you will discover the Seville that very few tourists have the chance to see and you will enjoy it like a local. 5 stops in total and a many things to discover.
Embark on a journey from Seville to the ancient city of Gibraltar, the gate between Africa and Europe on the Mediterranean Sea. Take a sightseeing coach tour and stop to visit the majestic Rock of Gibraltar, where you'll explore St Michael's Cave and take amazing photos of the impressive rock formations.
Guided tour to Italica, the first Roman city founded in the Iberian peninsula and the birthplace of the Emperors Trajan and Hadrian. The main building on this archaeological site is the amphitheatre, the third largest in the world with a capacity for 25,000 spectators. Italica is also well known by its mosaics and 'domus'.
Delve into historical Andalusia on this full-day trip to Jerez and Cádiz from Seville. Visit Jerez, famous for its sherry and horsemanship, and tour a bodega to learn how the local sherry is made.
Explore the gorgeous city of Seville with this unlimited 24hr or 48hr hop-on hop-off bus tour! With access to 14 tour stops along the route, there's no better way to explore the very best sights of southern Spain's capital of culture.
The stylish EME Catedral is located next to Seville Cathedral and 60 metres from La Giralda. It offers a rooftop swimming pool and bar with views over the city. The boutique hotel has free WiFi and a spa.
Centrally located, 150 metres from Seville’s Alameda Square, Hotel Venecia is a 15-minute walk from the cathedral and Giralda. Its stylish soundproofed rooms have air conditioning.
Following on from The Barber of Seville, this comic opera by Mozart, also set in the city of Seville, picks up the story three years on.
First performed in Rome in 1815, this comic opera set in 17th century Seville is about a barber named Figaro.
The dusky, sensual character of Carmen forms a key part of the mythical, dramatic image of Seville which attracts hundreds of thousands visitors to the city every year.
The uniquely visual DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Seville & Andalusia is the perfect guide for exploring this diverse region, with clear maps and up-to-date coverage of the best attractions. Discover Seville and Andalusia's highlights with the guides full colour introduction, showing everything from dramatic coastline and spectacular fiestas to stunning flamenco shows.
Seville City - Guest Photo Blog by Michael Barbatulus. I've been already been to Spain many times and visited different places. I love travelling and taking photos, exploring paths in old towns, finding beautiful hidden places and, at the end of a long day, trying lovely local food.
Spring Photo Blog by Sophie Carefull. This collection of images represents my first photographic impressions of Seville, the capital city of Andalucia, taken on a recent visit.
Pineda is just 400 metres from the Betis Football Club Stadium in Sevilla. From there take Su Eminencia road.
Itinerary: Seville - Cordoba - Madinat Al-Zahra - Granada - (2 to 7 days)
Leave Seville heading east on the A4 to Cordoba city, you can stop off at Almodovar del Rio to see its magnificent castle, perched on a hilltop overlooking the river.
Itinerary: - Seville - Monasterio La Cartuja - Sierra de Aracena - Rio Tinto - Punta Umbria - Huelva - (2 days)
In Seville, go to the Isla Cartuja and see the Monasterio de Santa Maria de las Cuevas, with its old ceramics factory built by Charles Pickford. The factory is long out of use, but the tall brick chimneys are one of Seville's most famous landmarks, and the gardens and courtyards are shady and peaceful after the bustle of the city.
