Historic and cultural stops in Seville

An iconic square featuring wide water canals, seating areas adorned with painted ceramic tiles, and an ornate pavilion.

Sculptural wooden structure featuring an archaeology museum, walkway, and viewpoints.

Moorish royal palace with pool-filled gardens, ornate arches and 16th-century tilework.

A massive Gothic cathedral featuring the famous Moorish bell tower with city views and Columbus's tomb.

A Spanish Renaissance-style minaret crowned by a Gothic and Baroque bell tower added centuries later.

An outer defensive tower built around 1220, with various theories surrounding the origin of its name.

A massive 1761 royal bullring that is still used for bullfighting and houses a bullfighting museum.

A 2-story fine arts museum set in a lavish 17th-century palace, featuring masterpieces by El Greco and Velázquez.

A modern aquarium featuring a wide variety of marine life, a touch pool with fish, and a tunnel tank inhabited by bull sharks.

A palace featuring inner courtyards adorned with Greek and Roman statues as well as an art collection.

A Roman-era Baroque Catholic church converted from a historic mosque, featuring an ornate altarpiece and a high nave.

A late-15th-century palace offering audio tours and a vast collection of decorative arts and paintings.

A UNESCO World Heritage Renaissance building displaying documents about the Spanish Empire.

A historic Baroque building featuring a library and exhibiting works by the painter Diego Velázquez and other artists.

One of the beloved spots in Seville.