Historic Buildings and Monuments in the historic center

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

The Puerta de Córdoba is a historic gate located in Seville, integrated into the city walls. Built during the ...

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

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

The monument is ideally located in the Murillo Gardens, a green space that runs along the walls of the Alcázar and ...

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

Plaza de Santa Cruz is one of the hidden gems of the Santa Cruz neighborhood, Seville's former Jewish quarter. This ...

The Parliament of Andalusia (Parlamento de Andalucía) is a remarkable building located in Seville. It is a ...

Rosina's Balcony is one of the most romantic and famous places in Seville, not so much for its architecture as for ...

The Instituto Andaluz del Flamenco (Andalusian Institute of Flamenco) is a public cultural institution based in ...

The Macarena Gate is one of the few remaining remains of Seville's ancient fortified walls. Located north of the ...

The Palacio de las Dueñas - Casa de Alba is a true jewel of Seville, absolutely unmissable. This magnificent ...

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

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