To help you make the most of your stay, we’ve rounded up the best things to do in the ... another of Seville’s main landmarks. Dating back to the 13th century, this 10-sided structure was ...

This palace was built over seven centuries, from Moorish times to the Renaissance, and it still occasionally hosts the royal family when they visit Seville. In fact, the Alcazar is the oldest ...

If you're in search of green space, you won't be disappointed – Seville's got plenty. But the most notable of the city's parks is Parque de María Luisa, located next to the Plaza de España.

Then cross Plaza del Triunfo and be wowed by Seville Cathedral, the third-largest in the world.The basilica’s scale is jaw-dropping, with a 130ft-plus-high nave and 80 chapels. Be sure to climb ...

The buildings of Seville’s old town are nothing short of majestic—and they provide a flavor of the city’s complex historical legacy, rich in Muslim and Catholic influences. The city is home ...

This market has been sating local appetites for 200 years and is the ideal place to delve into the veneration of all things ham ... that dinner only starts at 10 in Spain. Food is close to ...