Things to do in Seville

It’s very historic attraction, and we really enjoyed seeing the luxury tiles artwork. The gardens are beautiful. Have got a lot of home decor ideas, the souvenir shops is great too.

Lovely experience. So much history in one place. There were lots of renovations as well so be careful, but they are super good with making boundaries so you don’t step anywhere near it. Make sure you put 2 hours for this place and go up to the tower as you get to see the whole of Sevilla from different points of view

There are many places to watch flamenco in Seville, and I chose this one with the highest rating. It started at 7 pm and was completely sold out. VIPs got front-row seats, and you could even have a drink after the show – very nice! The performers were very professional. Photography was allowed for the first 5 minutes, after which you could fully immerse yourself in the performance. It was a great experience and well worth it!

A must-see flamenco performance in Seville, held at a museum. Even arriving 20 minutes early, there are already no seats at the front, so be sure to go early! However, those in the first row will be constantly drenched in the actors' sweat 🤣. Photography is not allowed during the performance.

塞维利亚斗牛广场始建于1749年6，是西班牙现存最古老的斗牛场。 古老的斗牛场，现在外墙修葺一新，建筑顶部设有金橙色拱门群组，外立面以白色墙体为主，形成独特的视觉效果——醒目、大气，非常具有辨识度。

Visited Plaza de España, and it’s such a beautiful place! 🇪🇸 Definitely a must-see when in Seville. The best part? It’s free to visit! Just avoid coming in summer if you can, as the heat can be intense and the place gets very crowded with tourists.

On the morning of the fifth day of our tour of Spain and Portugal in Seville, we visited the Guadalquivir River and saw landmarks such as the Torre del Oro, Columbus's sailing ship, and the Maslonza bullring. Led by our guides and official guides, we explored the Metropol Parasol and Santa Croce districts. The official guide mentioned that we could take an elevator down to the Metropol Parasol area to visit Roman and Moorish ruins.

this is the largest park In Seville and it hosts the plaza de Espana. It is free to enter.

Seville has extremely rich tourism resources, and the Golden Tower is one of the most noteworthy sights. The Golden Tower, located on the banks of the Guadalquivir River in Seville, was built in 1220. The original purpose of its construction was to monitor ships entering and leaving the river port, and it was later used as a warehouse, post office and prison. As one of the departure points for the Spanish ocean-going fleet, the Golden Tower witnessed the glory of Spain as a maritime power. The brick tower with 12 equilateral mausoleum columns has a strong Arabic architectural style, which is solid and elegant…

The highlight of my visit to the Seville Cathedral! I climbed the Giralda. It was quite tiring, but once I got up there, I was able to look around the city of Seville in all directions, and the view was amazing.