Seville
About Seville
Capital of Andalusia, famous for flamenco, Moorish architecture, and the Alcázar palace.
Top Attractions in Seville
Alcázar of Seville
A royal palace in Seville, originally a Moorish fort, featuring stunning architecture and gardens.
Category: Palace
Visit WebsitePlaza de España
A landmark example of Regionalism Architecture, built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition.
Category: Plaza
Visit WebsiteSeville Cathedral
The largest Gothic cathedral in the world and the burial site of Christopher Columbus.
Category: Cathedral
Visit WebsiteWhere to Stay in Seville
Alfonso XIII Hotel
A landmark luxury hotel built by the king of Spain to host VIPs during the 1929 Expo.
Corral del Rey
An intimate boutique hotel housed in a restored 17th-century casa palacio in Seville's Alfalfa district. This elegant property combines historic charm with contemporary comfort, featuring just 17 rooms arranged around a traditional central courtyard.
Fontecruz Sevilla
Located in the historic Barrio Santa Cruz, Fontecruz Sevilla offers a tranquil retreat with spacious accommodations. The hotel features a splendid central patio with a high wooden ceiling and elegant decor. Its privileged location puts guests within walking distance of major attractions while providing a peaceful environment.
Hotel Alfonso XIII
An iconic landmark in Seville, this historic luxury hotel was built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition and offers opulent Andalusian-style accommodations near the Real Alcázar. The hotel blends Moorish, Castilian, and Andalusian architectural elements to create a truly regal atmosphere.
Hotel Amadeus & La Musica
A charming boutique hotel in the heart of Seville's historic Santa Cruz neighborhood, featuring musically-themed rooms and a rooftop terrace with views of the cathedral. Each room is uniquely decorated with musical instruments and memorabilia.
Hotel Doña María
Centrally located just across the square from the Seville Cathedral, Hotel Doña María offers elegant rooms in a 14th-century former Casa Palacio. The hotel combines historical charm with modern amenities, providing a comfortable base for exploring the city. Its prime location allows easy access to major attractions, shopping, and dining options.
Hotel Itaca
A charming boutique experience within a converted townhouse located next to the distinctive Metropol Parasols. The hotel offers comfortable rooms arranged around an interior courtyard that provides a relaxing and light-filled space. Located in a central area with easy access to shops, restaurants, and attractions.
Hotel Las Casas de la Judería
Unique hotel comprised of 27 traditional houses connected by courtyards and small passageways, offering an authentic experience of Seville's historic Jewish quarter.
Oasis Backpackers' Palace Seville
A lively and social hostel in central Seville offering both dormitory and private rooms. Popular with young travelers, the hostel features a rooftop pool, organized activities, and regular social events that make it easy to meet fellow travelers.
Parador de Carmona
Set in a 14th-century Arab fortress overlooking the Guadalquivir Valley, this parador features Moorish architecture, arched doorways, and a beautiful courtyard. Located in the historic town of Carmona near Seville, it offers both cultural richness and natural beauty.
Where to Eat in Seville
El Rinconcillo
The oldest bar in Seville, founded in 1670, serving traditional tapas and Andalusian cuisine.
Cuisine: Andalusian
Visit WebsiteLa Taberna del Alabardero
A historic restaurant serving traditional Andalusian cuisine with a modern twist.
Cuisine: Andalusian
Visit WebsiteCity Information
- Region
- Andalusia
- Population
- 688,711
- Location
- 37.389092, -5.984459