Best places: Historical landmarks in Seville, Spain

Landmark square with a large water feature, seats with painted ceramic tiles & an ornate pavilion.

Landmark Moorish royal palace with fountain-filled gardens, ornate arches & 16th-century tiles.

Well-known cave complex with tours, underground lakes & formations of stalactites & stalagmites.

Prominent 8th-century castle offering guided tours & frequent medieval-themed activities & events.

This inactive 19th-century pier is open to pedestrians & known for its picturesque views at sunset.

👍👍 Amazing iberan and roman ruins that tell the ancient history of the region. The experience is great: you can join a 2 hour long guided tour every morning to climb up the area where the old city of Ocuri lays. After a short walk up the mountain, where the necropolis and the old roman pathway are fou...

👍👍 Puerta Jerez, located in the heart of Seville, Spain, is a picturesque and historically significant place of remarkable beauty. The name itself, which translates to "Gate of Jerez," reflects its historic role as one of the entrances to the city. The beauty of Puerta Jerez can be found in its archit...

Mazelike old town with tapas bars in cobbled squares & a cathedral behind medieval defensive walls.

Huge amphitheater, with a vaulted gallery & patterned mosaics, a former venue for gladiator fights.

👍👍 Along with Santa Cruz it is the most famous neighborhood in Seville. Not because of its monuments themselves, especially because of its history, because it was formed on the other side of the river as if it were another city. Knowing its history is essential to understand why the neighborhood is im...

👍👍 What a perfect city, I definetely come here again. It has good ambiance with a chilled wind waving from Atlantic Ocean.

👍👍 The biggest trees I have seen in my life. Huge...cover entire streets.

Expansive, well-preserved, ancient Roman city featuring temple ruins & a huge amphitheater.

City views spread from this 1700s observation tower, plus a camera obscura & 2 exhibition halls.

👍👍 I traveled from Seville to Setenil, and I instantly fell in love with the journey! The road is full of sunflower fields, bringing a fresh atmosphere. Setenil itself is a charming town, unlike anything I had ever seen before.

Flamenco cultural center in 16th-century courtyard house, with museum & nightly live performances.

Remains of defensive walls, gates & palace structures built by Carthaginian, Roman & Muslim rulers.

👍👍 Staying in the town itself is nothing. Start your climb up to the remains of the 13th-century Moorish castle and you will experience the magic of this place. Amazing views of the Zahara el Gastor reservoir and its turquoise waters. All these valleys and mountains around and the town below. The wind...

👍👍 This is a massive cave, take a torch. You can walk into it comfortably for about 100m. After that you will need to book a place on one of their cave experiences, where you walk/swim the full 4km underground. However you need to be reasonable fit to reach the cave as you have to descend a lot of stee...

This iconic fountain in Puerta de Jerez Square was built for the Ibero-American Exposition in 1929.