City at a Glance in Sevilla, Spain

1. Giralda Bell Tower

Tall, iconic bell tower next to the Seville Cathedral, offering panoramic views of the city.

Historic Structure: Originally built as a minaret for the Great Mosque.
Climbable Tower: Visitors can climb up to the top for stunning city views.
Mihrab Design: Stunning Mihrab, an Islamic architectural element, still visible at the top.

Largest Gothic cathedral in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Palace complex blending Moorish, Christian and Renaissance architectural styles.

Gardens: Exquisite gardens with various ponds, fountains, and orange trees.
Patio de Banderas: Famous courtyard where many scenes from Game of Thrones were filmed.
Royal Residence: Once served as the main residence for the Christian monarchs.

Impressive plaza built for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929.

Stunning Architecture: Inspired by Renaissance and Baroque styles.
Tiles of the provinces: Each province in Spain is represented with unique tiles around the plaza.
Boat-shaped structure: Famous semi-circular building with a boat-like shape.

Contemporary structure housing a market and viewing platform.

Umbrella Shape: Iconic, umbrella-like design stands out in the city skyline.
Market Inside: Offers local products like tapas, wine, and souvenirs.
Panoramic Views: Top offers panoramic views of the city.

Golden tower built to defend the Guadalquivir River.

Historic Watchtower: Used as a watchtower during the Almohad dynasty.
Golden Coating: Gold-plated bricks give it an eye-catching golden appearance.
Maritime Museum Inside: Inside houses the Maritime Museum of Seville.

Large aquarium featuring a variety of marine life, including sharks and sea turtles.

Largest in Spain: The largest aquarium in Spain, with over 450 species.
Interactive Exhibits: Provides interactive exhibits for a unique experience.
Shark Tank: Large shark tank with Sand tiger sharks and Green sea turtles.

Iconic bullfighting ring hosting events since the 18th century.

Historic Bullring: One of the oldest and most prestigious bullrings in Spain.
Architectural Style: Neoclassical architecture with a striking façade.
Bullfighting Tradition: Preserves Spain's traditional bullfighting culture.

Large urban park featuring gardens, monuments, and a lake.

Size: Spans over 40 hectares, one of the largest parks in Spain.
Monument to Christopher Columbus: Impressive monument celebrating the explorer's voyage.
Botanical Garden: Home to numerous exotic and native plant species.

Historic neighborhood known for its ceramics, azulejos, and flamenco.

Ceramic Tradition: Famous for its centuries-old ceramic tradition.
Flamenco Venues: Home to many flamenco tablaos (venues) where you can experience live flamenco.
Sevillian Spirit: Vibrant atmosphere reflecting the heart and soul of Sevilla.

Maze-like district with narrow, winding streets and historic landmarks.

Historic Quarter: One of the oldest neighborhoods in Sevilla, dating back to medieval times.
Jewish Heritage: Once home to a large Jewish population during the Moorish and Christian periods.
Tapas Bars: Home to countless tapas bars, ideal for trying local cuisine.

Renaissance palace with a beautiful garden and unique architectural elements.

Intricate Architecture: Mixes Renaissance, Gothic, and Mudejar styles.
Private Palace: Originally built as a private residence for the Marquis of Tarifa.
Garden of Eden: One of the most beautiful gardens in Sevilla, with numerous fountains and sculptures.

Baroque church housing a famous Virgin Mary statue.

Baroque Architecture: Features ornate Baroque architecture.
Virgin Mary Statue: Home to the famous Virgin of Macarena statue, a major symbol in Sevilla.
Brotherhood of La Macarena: Linked with the Brotherhood of La Macarena, one of the most important during Semana Santa (Holy Week).

Island housing the Modern Art Triennale, ISCO and the Seville Expo '92.

Modern Architecture: Known for its avant-garde architecture.
Expo 1992 Venue: Originally built for the 1992 World Expo.
Modern Art Triennale: Hosts a renowned contemporary art exhibition every three years.

Relaxing river cruise providing a different perspective of Sevilla's landmarks.

City Perspective: Allows you to see many city landmarks from a unique angle.
Night Cruise Option: Offers night cruises for a romantic, lit-up view of the city.
Guided Tours: Includes guided tours with information about the city's history.