Seville places

The largest gothic cathedral in the world

The oldest Royal Palace in Europe still in use

Spain’s Square: the most beautiful square in town, built for the Ibero-American Exhibition in 1929

Called Las Setas by local people, this became the largest wooden construction in the world back in 2011

Seville Palace city: One of many wonderful hidden palaces in the old town, still private property but open for the public

A former convent, with a beautiful collection of paintings including many by one of the most famous painters from Seville: Murillo

The green lung of Seville: the city’s largest green area

A visit to a traditional olive oil mill where you can taste the true Virgin Extra oil

Explore a traditional bull farm to get to know the toro de lidia

The first Roman colony on the Iberian Peninsula, on top of one of the hills surrounding Seville

A lovely town close to Seville where the history goes back almost 3,000 years…

Another beautiful historical town close to the capital