The first solid bridge made up of a metal arch which connects to the city center.
Know especially for a bullfighting festival. This bullring was built in the 18-th century and is regarded as a very enjoyable tourist site.
The Metropol Parasol is a wooden structure consisting of six giant mushroom type parasols. Divided into four levels, it consists of a museum, central market, open-air public plaza and panoramic terraces with restaurants. It also happens to be the world’s biggest wooden structure.
A bell tower of Seville cathedral which was formerly built as a minaret of the Great mosque of Seville. Considered as a world heritage site, it is also regarded as an important symbol of the city since the Middle Ages.
A Roman Catholic Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See, was built in the 16-th century. It also happens to be the world’s largest Cathedral.
A royal palace which was built for the Christian King Peter of Castile. It displays the Mudejar architecture along with Gothic, Romanesque and Renaissance designs.
A military watch tower erected by the Almohad Caliphate, constructed in the 13-th century.
At this place you will be able to know about the Spanish Empire, the Americans and the Philippines. It consists of valuable archival documents illustrating history.
An 18-th century stone building portraying industrial architecture. It was the first tobacco factory of Europe.
A public park of Seville which stretches along with the river Guadalquivir.
Also known as the Spain Square, this plaza represents the Regionalism Architecture.
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