🔹 Alcázar of Seville

An Islamic royal palace and one of Seville’s top attractions and UNESCO World Heritage sites.
✔ Tips:

• Visit the gardens and royal rooms.
• It’s better to book tickets online.

🔹 Seville Cathedral & Giralda Tower

This Gothic cathedral is the largest in the world, and the Giralda Tower offers beautiful views of the city.
✔ Tips:

• Visit Christopher Columbus’ tomb, located inside the cathedral.
• Climb the Giralda Tower for stunning city views.

🔹 Plaza de España

A beautiful square with Renaissance architecture, located in María Luisa Park.
✔ Tips:

• Take a stroll around the square and explore its canals.
• The best time to visit is at sunset.

🔹 Barrio Santa Cruz

The old Jewish quarter of Seville, full of narrow streets, hidden squares, and whitewashed houses.
✔ Tips:

• Explore local restaurants and cafes.
• Visit the Arab baths (Baños Árabes).

🔹 María Luisa Park

A large, beautiful park perfect for relaxing or a picnic.
✔ Tips:

• Enjoy the green spaces and ancient trees for walking.

✔ Spring (March to May) and Fall (September to November) are the best times to  visit due to mild weather.
✔ Summer (June to August) can be very hot, with temperatures reaching up to 40°C, so be prepared for the heat.
✔ Winter (December to February) is mild and perfect for avoiding the summer crowds.

✔ Calle Tetuán and Calle Sierpes: Main shopping streets with popular brand stores.
✔ Mercado de Triana: A local market where you can buy fresh foods, local cheeses, and souvenirs.
✔ Alameda de Hércules: A district full of art shops and unique boutiques, perfect for buying special souvenirs.

✔ Flamenco – Seville is the heart of flamenco. You can enjoy flamenco shows in the Triana and Barrio de Santa Cruz neighborhoods.
✔ Feria de Abril (April Fair): A huge fair celebrating flamenco and Andalusian culture, held every April.
✔ Semana Santa (Holy Week): One of the biggest religious festivals in Spain, held every April.