Historic Buildings and Monuments

The Alameda de Hércules is an emblematic place in Seville, often considered the oldest public promenade in Spain ...

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

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

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

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

The Conservatorio Profesional de Danza Antonio Ruiz Soler is the leading public institution for professional dance ...

The Costurero de la Reina is a small and charming building in Seville, recognizable by its romantic silhouette of a ...

The Bioclimatic Sphere (Esfera Bioclimática) is an emblematic monument of the Universal Exposition of Seville (Expo ...

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

The " Huevo de Colón " (Columbus' Egg) is the popular nickname for a monumental sculpture located in the San ...

The Monumento a Juan Belmonte pays homage to one of the most famous and revolutionary bullfighters of Seville, ...

The Murallas de Sevilla (Walls of Seville) bear witness to the city's long history. Their origins date back to the ...

The Plaza de la Virgen de los Reyes is a historic and central square in Seville, famous for being dominated by the ...

The Puente de la Barqueta is an emblematic bridge in Seville, built for the 1992 Universal Exhibition. It is the ...