SEVILLA
LA MACARENA NEIGHBOURHOOD
A 20th century baroque temple, famous for its image of the Virgen de la Esperanza, it is an essential destination during Holy Week.
The Basilica of La Macarena is a must-see in the city, a baroque temple from the 20th century that houses the image of Our Lady of Hope Macarena, one of the most revered during Holy Week in Seville.
CATHEDRAL, GIRALDA AND ALCÁZAR
These monuments are World Heritage Sites, noted for their impressive architecture and views, as well as their connection to history and culture.
ARCHIVE OF THE INDIES
This Renaissance building offers an immersion into the history of American colonisation, highlighting its role as a key port for transatlantic trade.
PLAZA DE ESPAÑA
This iconic site is noted for its impressive regionalist architecture, ceramic benches and a canal that evokes the beauty of Venice.
SANTA CRUZ NEIGHBOURHOOD
This charming neighbourhood is noted for its cobbled streets, flowery courtyards and picturesque squares, ideal for tapas and magical strolls.
THE MUSHROOMS OF SEVILLE
A unique wooden structure with a viewing platform, market and archaeological remains, it offers panoramic views and a cultural space in the heart of the city.
GOLDEN TOWER
A historic structure offering panoramic views and housing a museum on navigation, ideal for lovers of history and culture.
MARÍA LUISA PARK
This beautiful green space offers romantic gardens, ponds and literary monuments, as well as museums that enrich the visitor's cultural experience.
LA MACARENA NEIGHBOURHOOD
A 20th century baroque temple, famous for its image of the Virgen de la Esperanza, it is an essential destination during Holy Week.
TRIANA NEIGHBOURHOOD
With a vibrant flamenco atmosphere and delicious riverside cuisine, this place offers a unique cultural and traditional experience for visitors.
DISTRICT OF NERVIÓN
Modern area with a famous stadium, historic gardens and a varied gastronomic offer. Ideal for shopping and a unique shopping experience.