Built in the 13th century, during the Almohad period. It is said that she collected all the gold that came from India (customs).

After the reconquest of the city by Fernando III, it was decided that, as the legend says: “A church so big that whoever sees it finished drives us crazy.” The Cathedral was built from 1402 on top of an old mosque. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Seville's most representative monument. It is the minaret of the mosque. Its construction began in 1184. At 117.50 meters high, it was once the tallest building in Europe. The Giralda does not have stairs, but it does have ramps wide enough to allow the administrator to call people to prayer and to climb them on horseback.

Definitely one of the most impressive monuments in Seville that you cannot miss. The Alcázar is a fortified palace. Today it is the residence of the royal family when they visit Seville. It has been the setting for some films such as “Lawrence of Arabia” and “Game of Thrones”.

These gardens, originally part of the gardens of the San Telmo Palace, were donated in 1893 by Infanta María Luisa Fernanda de Orleans to the city. The park opened the Plaza de España and the Plaza de América, which are one of its main attractives. Here we stopped to have a drink and some tapas on one of the terraces (not included in the price).

These gardens, originally part of the gardens of the San Telmo Palace, were donated in 1893 by Infanta María Luisa Fernanda de Orleans to the city. The park opened the Plaza de España and the Plaza de América, which are one of its main attractives.

Located in the center of the city, it is full of whitewashed houses, mansions, family palaces, flowery patios and, above all, legends, duels, loves and memories, charm and beauty.

It is a stone construction from the 18th century, as the location of the first tobacco factory in Europe was established. It currently houses the Rector of the University of Seville and some of its powers.

It is a cavalry institution created in 1670 whose original intention was noble training in arms and equestrian warfare at the service of the Spanish crown.

Sevillian neighborhood on the other side of the river, cultural heart of Spain, which concentrates the arts (flamenco, bullfighting, painting, literature and ceramics). Birthplace of many of the Spanish navigators and discoverers during the Spanish Empire and location of the first church in Seville.

The Guadalquivir River, formerly called Betis, is a river in Spain, whose bed runs through Andalusia. Since ancient times its source has been located in the Sierra de Cazorla, province of Jaén.