Seville City Guide
Seville is the glowing south of Spain at its purest: the world's largest Gothic cathedral with the Moorish Giralda tower, the fairy-tale Real Alcázar palace with its gardens, the maze of Santa Cruz and the sumptuous Plaza de España. Add the scent of oranges, flamenco drifting from open doors and tapas late into the mild night. Seville is the cradle of flamenco and of the bullfighting tradition. Ready-made routes for two days take you through it all - with no planning needed.
🗺️ Open Seville interactively – map & navigationOur walking tours of Seville
2 hand-picked walking routes take you compactly to the highlights of Seville City Guide – with map and step-by-step navigation in the app.
Cathedral, Alcázar & Santa Cruz
Day one begins at the world's largest Gothic cathedral with the Moorish Giralda tower, leads into the fairy-tale Real Alcázar palace with its Mudéjar halls and gardens and through the white lane maze of the Barrio Santa Cruz. On to the Guadalquivir with the Torre del Oro and the historic Maestranza bullring on the bank.
Plaza de España, Setas & Triana
Day two begins at the monumental Plaza de España with its tiled provincial alcoves and the shady Parque de María Luisa, leads to the vast wooden Metropol Parasol (Setas) with its rooftop walkway and into the Museo de Bellas Artes. Over the cast-iron Triana bridge you head into the lively Triana quarter with its market hall to finish.