6 Day Trip to Seville

City of Seville’s main public park is at once an open air museum and a botanical garden, a ...

This historical park used to be the vegetable gardens for the Alcazar Palace. At the beginning of...

This Baroque residence and the interior San Fernando church was the final refuge of Seville&rsquo...

This large garden square is more of a rectangle than a square. See the white poplar trees? They a...

It is inevitable that a city as popular as this one would have a shopping centered tourist trap. ...

Flanked as it is on all sides by Seville’s heavyweight historical buildings (General Archiv...

The Seville Museum of Fine Arts mostly contains exhibits from 17th century artists.  One of ...

This place from change what you would normally expect from a museum by being not just an explorat...

There are so many great highlights here that visitors might think this place was a tourist trap. ...

La Casa de Pilatos (Pilate's House) is an Andalusian royal residence and home of the Duke of Medi...

This intimate, magnificent and lavishly decorated 15th century Renaissance Palace is considered t...

Relatively new compared to most of the world basilicas, the Macarena was built in 1941. Macarena ...

Just a little way out of Seville’s main town area is one of the best preserved ruins of Anc...

If you ever get lost going around Seville, this is the center to which you should return. The ele...

Many centuries before the Holocaust this city witnessed a massacre of Jewish people that was equa...

This is what food courts everywhere should be. But before you start indulging your stomach take a...

Reaching over and across the Canal de Alfonso XIII from Seville to Isla de Cartuja, this cantilev...

Head northwest of Seville to the Isla de la Cartuja, and you’ll find a very satisfying amus...