Tourist Sites

The Church of the Divine Savior (Iglesia Colegial del Divino Salvador) in Seville is a remarkable church, known as ...

The Monumento a Clara Campoamor in Seville is a bronze statue located in the Plaza de la Pescadería. Inaugurated in ...

The Church of San Isidoro is one of several parish churches in Seville founded immediately after the Christian ...

The Museo del Baile Flamenco in Seville, often simply called the Museum of Flamenco Dance, is a must-see cultural ...

The Seville City Hall (ayuntamiento) is the administrative and governmental body of the Andalusian capital. Its ...

The Church of San Nicolás de Bari is a parish church located in the historic center of Seville. Although its ...

Seville's Plaza Nueva, located in the heart of the city's historic center, is a major public square that evolved ...

The Roman Columns of Calle Mármoles are the most authentic remains of Seville's Roman past (Hispalis). These three ...

The Palacio de Mañara is an urban palace in predominantly Renaissance style, located in the old Jewish quarter of ...

The Church of San Bartolomé in Seville is an important religious building located in the old Jewish quarter, known ...

In the heart of Seville's Santa Cruz neighborhood, Casa Fabiola houses the remarkable Mariano Bellver Collection, a ...

The Caños de Carmona were a historic aqueduct that supplied the city of Seville with water for nearly two thousand ...

The Casa de Salinas in Seville is a 16th-century private palace that is a remarkable example of Andalusian ...

The Casa de Salinas is a palace in Seville that represents a remarkable example of the architecture and lifestyle of ...