And unlike other cities in Spain, visitors only need to spend three days in Seville to experience its best. The pre-eminent landmarks include Unesco-listed monuments, one of the world’s largest ...

Standing nearly 120 feet tall along the Guadalquivir River, the Torre del Oro (Golden Tower) is one of Seville's most recognizable landmarks. The Guadalquivir River once served as the main ...

The Royal Alcázar of Seville is one of the most famous Spanish landmarks and a beautiful piece of history. The origin of the complex dates back to 712, but the primary construction process ...

Seville has a rich history that is well-represented in its sites and monuments, yet one of the best ways to uncover the city's past is through its extensive collection of artwork. Founded in 1835 ...

Like many eye-catching landmarks around the city—including the Alfonso XIII hotel and various pavilions in the Plaza de América—this square was created for Seville’s 1929 Expo, a major ...

Continental Europe’s warmest city, Seville, is an inland pocket of sunshine and high temperatures that offers exceptional year-round weather. This historic city is far away from any coastal ...