Culture, siesta and march in Seville
Tradition above all
Seville is a city with a long history . It boasts a wealth of artistic, cultural, leisure, and social attractions that have made it one of the most universally recognized and visited cities in the world, a birthplace and inspiration for writers, painters, and artists in general.
Must-see
Seville has dozens of tourist attractions that will make your trip a unique experience. Seville Cathedral is the third largest in the world and was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987. It is a monumental complex composed of the Giralda, the Patio de los Naranjos, and the Royal Chapel. Another must-see monument is the Royal Alcázar of Seville, the longest-serving Royal Palace in Europe . Its origins date back to the evolution of ancient Roman Hispalis and have existed since the Muslim reconquest, with some additions from other cultures.
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Our Casual Sevilla de las Letras hotel, located in the city's old town and a short walk from the Cathedral, offers a free guided tour throughout the city to discover its hidden corners and ensure you don't miss a thing.
Gastronomy
If you go to Seville, you must try its cuisine . We recommend trying the tapas ; you can find them in any restaurant. Tapas are mini portions that allow you to sample different dishes in one meal. Fried fish and gazpacho are the stars of this cuisine that stands out for its variety.
At midday, a siesta is a must to recharge your batteries and start the afternoon off strong.
Outdoor leisure
On any trip, there's always time to enjoy the city's leisure activities, and Seville is no exception. In addition to being a city steeped in cultural charm, it also offers a wide range of leisure activities for children. The Isla Mágica water park is a perfect place to enjoy a refreshing break with family or friends.
When the sun goes down, the city is still alive, offering a wealth of opportunities to continue enjoying it. A multitude of terraces open their doors so you can enjoy the Guadalquivir River and its charm.