It is the epicenter of Seville majesty. Located at the foot of the Giralda, this square offers a privileged view of the architectural transition between the Almohad past and the grandiosity of Christian Gothic. It’s the perfect place to watch history sculpted in stone, where the ancient minaret merges with the largest Christian temple in the world.

This imposing entrance, guarded by a vibrant tiled mural, is the threshold to a fantasy world. Walking through its pillow walls means leaving the modern bustle behind to enter the oldest royal palace in use in Europe, a complex where Mudejar art and dream gardens seem to stop time.

Strategically located between the Cathedral, the Archive of the Indies and the Alcazar, this square is the monumental heart of the city. It is one of the few places in the world where you can admire three World Heritage Sites from the same point, serving as an elegant knot of connection between the great landmarks of Seville.

Ancient Jewish quarter in Seville, this neighborhood is a maze of sensations. Its narrow alleys, flower-curdled courtyards and intimate squares — like Santa Cruz’s or Refiners’ — invite you to get lost. It is the pure essence of the city: white facades, orange blossom aroma and an atmosphere of legend on every corner.

This botanical walk, which borders the Alcazar wall, is a haven of peace and elegance. Its fountains adorned with regionalist pottery and imposing centuries-old trees offer a cool, shaded haven. It is the ideal place to enjoy the leisurely lifestyle of Seville, connecting the historic center with the breadth of the modern city.