Discover the history of Seville through its monuments
Seville stands out for its superb historical and artistic heritage. It is not in vain that the centre of the city is home to three monuments that have been declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.We are referring to the Cathedral of Santa María de la Sede, the Real Alcázar and the General Archive of the Indies. In addition to these, there are such emblematic places as the Torre del Oro and the Basilica of La Macarena, so be sure to visit them!

Taste the typical tapas of the capital
Lovers of good food must visit the many bars and restaurants that animate the centre of the Andalusian capital. Here you can enjoy exquisite tapas based on flamenquines, pringás, serranitos or papas aliñás.

Discover all the magic of flamenco
Folklore is very present in this Spanish city, to the point of being one of its main signs of identity. In the historic centre you will find a Flamenco Dance Museum and numerous tablaos where you can attend this live show.

Stroll through its charming neighbourhoods
If you want to get to know the most traditional Seville, you cannot miss the neighbourhood of TrianaThe city is one of its most Flemish enclaves. In addition to the oldest iron bridge in Spain, there is also the market, which sits on the Castle of San Jorge.
Another essential neighbourhood to get to know the history of Seville is that of the Santa Cruz. It is the old Jewish quarter of the city and is notable for its lively atmosphere.

Relax in the gardens of the centre of Seville
One of the main charms of the centre of Seville are the beautiful green areas that adorn it. Special mention should be made of María Luisa Park (which you can tour in a horse-drawn carriage) and, very close to it, the Jardines de Murillo.