Welcome to Seville
Seville embodies the classic romantic imagery of Spain: dramatic Flamenco dancers, elaborate ceramic tiling, grand bullrings, and sunlit plazas shaded by bitter orange trees. As the regional capital of Andalusia, it boasts a history intertwined with global exploration.
Top Attractions in Seville
- Real Alcázar: A magnificent royal palace featuring Mudéjar architecture and sprawling peacocks and fountains.
- Plaza de España: A massive semi-circular brick pavilion built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, featuring tiled alcoves for every Spanish province.
- Seville Cathedral & La Giralda: The largest Gothic cathedral in the world, holding the tomb of Christopher Columbus and a majestic bell tower.
- Triana Neighborhood: The historic artisanal quarter famous for traditional ceramic workshops and passionate Flamenco tablaos.
Seasonal Travel Tip
Mid-summer temperatures in Seville frequently exceed 40°C (104°F). Plan visits for Spring (April Feria) or Autumn for the most agreeable experience.