Historic Buildings and Monuments

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Casa de Pilatos, declared a National Monument, is considered the prototype of the Sevillian palace, a place not ...

The Puente del Cachorro, officially known as Puente del Cristo de la Expiración, is an iconic modern bridge in ...

The " City of London " in Seville does not refer to a city in the geographical sense, but rather to an emblematic ...

The Torre Sevilla is the city's first skyscraper and the tallest building in Andalusia, reaching a height of 180.5 ...

Santa Justa Station is Seville's main and most modern railway station, playing a crucial role in the Spanish ...

The Monumento a Diego Velázquez in Seville is a statue that pays tribute to the famous Spanish painter Diego ...

The Metropol Parasol, also nicknamed "Las Setas" (The Mushrooms) by the Sevillians because of its organic shape, is ...