Best Seville, Spain Attractions

Reales Alcázares (Los) 1.

This museum of Mudejar art is also noted for its Arabic architecture. The gardens are exceptionally beautiful, as is the Salon de los Embajadores (Ambassador's Hall). This was the...  Read more »

Palacio de la Condesa de Lebrija 2.

This palace is tiled with magnificent Roman mosaics. Columned courtyard, three rooms of priceless antiques, and a vast collection of statues make this visit both educational and entertaining.

Casa de Pilatos 3.

Legend has it that this was a reproduction of the palace belonging to Pilatos (Pontius Pilate, the Roman proconsul who sentenced Jesus to death by crucifixion). Built in 1500 AD,...  Read more »

Ayuntamiento 4.

This Town Hall is a striking example of plateresque architecture. Initial construction began in 1527 and was later completed in the 19th century. Exquisite decor both inside and out gives this site a medieval motif.

Dolmenes de Valencina de la Concepcion 5.

The approximately 20 dolmens date from 2,000 BC, a late prehistoric period. La Pastora is a 46-meter long passage, while Matarrubilla is considerably shorter. Enjoy a short...  Read more »

Hospital de la Santa Caridad 6.

Built between 1641 and 1721, the San Jorge church is part of the hospital and houses a significant collection of Sevillian art. It is associated with Miguel Manana, who championed...  Read more »

Italica 7.

Designed as a base for Roman legions, this city quickly became one of Spain's most important cities of the period. It was a Roman site founded by Scipio the African in the third...  Read more »

Torre del Oro 8.

Built by Arabs in the 13th century as a control point for the traffic of the Guadalquivir, the upper part of the tower was added 500 years later. One legend attributes the name...  Read more »