SANTA CRUZ DISTRICT
Read moreThe quintessence of the image of Seville, the Judería, the old Jewish quarter, very limited in comparison to what it was originally, offers itself as a labyrinth of streets and squares where the traveller can satisfy his curiosity in a playful manner. Beautiful white houses with wrought iron doors and facades adorned with geraniums and small squares covered with orange trees which fill in the spring… There is no route to advise, but places that deserve a dangerous quest. Here are some: Plaza Doña-Elvira, Santa-Maria-la-blanca, Hospital de los Venerables or Museo-Casa Murillo.
CALLE SIERPES
Street that housed a prison where Cervantes wrote the beginning of Don ...Read more
PLACE ALAMEDA DE HÉRCULES
Read moreThe place de la Alameda de Hércules is an undeniable promenade in Seville. Alameda means «walk». Hercules, for his part, would be according to legend the founder of the city. We owe this place to the Count of Barajas who, in 1574, planted deciduous trees and built beautiful fountains on ancient marshy lands. He had erected two columns from the Roman temple of rue Mármoles, which were crowned with sculptures by Julius Caesar and Hercules. The other two columns, with lions bearing a shield, were formed in the second half of the eighteenth century. Today, the Alameda is one of the liveliest neighborhoods in Seville thanks to its bars and cafés that encircle the square. Its bohemian atmosphere makes it unique.
PLAZA NUEVA
Plaza de la Libertad or Republic Square, very lively during the day and ...Read more
PLAZA DOÑA ELVIRA
Well-known romantic square where a theater was located in SevilleRead more
SEVILLA TORRE
The highest building in Andalusia, the new skyscraper of 39 floors and 160 ...Read more