1 min walk
Las Setas
The largest wooden structure in the world. Its viewpoint offers spectacular views, especially at sunset, and underground it keeps Roman and Andalusi remains.
Walking directions ↗4 min walk
Plaza del Salvador
Presided over by the Collegiate Church of El Salvador. At sunset its terraces fill with people eating tapas, one of the liveliest spots in the city.
Walking directions ↗5 min walk
Calle Sierpes
Seville's most emblematic shopping street: century-old shops, traditional pastry shops and awnings that give shade all year round.
Walking directions ↗8 min walk
Alameda de Hércules
One of the oldest squares in Seville, now modern and alternative, full of terraces, design bars and nightlife.
Walking directions ↗10 min walk
Casa de Pilatos
A palace blending Mudéjar, Gothic and Renaissance styles, with tiles, patios and beautiful gardens.
Walking directions ↗12 min walk
Cathedral & Giralda
The largest Gothic cathedral in the world, a World Heritage Site. Climbing the Giralda gives you the best views of Seville.
Walking directions ↗12 min walk
Santa Cruz quarter
The old Jewish quarter: narrow streets, flower-filled patios and squares with orange trees. Perfect for getting lost and for tapas at sunset.
Walking directions ↗13 min walk
Royal Alcázar
A royal palace still in use and a jewel of Mudéjar architecture, with tiled halls, plasterwork and vast gardens.
Walking directions ↗13 min walk
Archive of the Indies
A Renaissance building holding original manuscripts by Columbus, Cortés and Magellan on the history of the Americas.
Walking directions ↗15 min walk
Museum of Fine Arts
One of Spain's great art galleries, in a 17th-century convent, with Murillo and Zurbarán in the leading roles.
Walking directions ↗16 min walk
Torre del Oro
A 13th-century Almohad tower on the banks of the Guadalquivir, now home to a small naval museum.
Walking directions ↗18 min walk
Triana
Across the river, the cradle of flamenco and Sevillian ceramics. The Triana Market and Calle Betis are must-see stops.
Walking directions ↗20 min walk
Plaza de España
A 1929 regionalist masterpiece, with its navigable canal and tiled benches for every province.
Walking directions ↗22 min walk
María Luisa Park
The green lung of the centre: fountains, gazebos and rides by bike or horse-drawn carriage.
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