Seville, Spain
Set on the Guadalquivir river, Seville is the capital city of Spain’s Andalusia region. A city with a modern aura yet ancient history; Andalusia’s capital is known for its Moorish, Christian, and Jewish influence — seen in the much of the architecture throughout the city. Also, known as home to one of the largest gothic cathedrals in the world; the city has much to offer for the pleasure of sight seeing and late night wandering.
Attractions to See
Plaza de España - a famous plaza displaying a blend of architectural styles and lots of color.
Catedral de Sevilla - a roman catholic cathedral, known as the largest in the world — of gothic style.
Parque de Maria Luisa - the city’s main green area with beautiful manicured gardens.
Setas de Sevilla - one of the world’s largest wood structures, commonly known as the “mushroom”.
Torre del Oro - a former military watch tower, often called “the golden tower”.
Plaza del Calbildo - a small square with painted arches near the city’s cathedral.
Seville is known as home to some of Spain’s most famed traditions — flamenco and bullfighting. With warm weather and several festivals most of the year; Seville is a top destination for entertainment experiences rooted in culture, religion and tradition.
Things to Do
Tour the Royal Alcázar of Seville.
Support local artists by catching a flamenco show at Tablao Alvarez Quintero.
Visit the flamenco museum.
Take a day trip to Carmona — Andalusia’s historic gem just a short car or bus ride away.
Where to Drink & Dine
Sobretablas - modern Andalusian cuisine in a lush, sophisticated setting.
El Pintón - mediterranean cuisine in a trendy, city center setting.
El Rincón De Murillo - a casual spot for spanish tapas.
El Rinconcillo - traditional sevillian cuisine in an antique setting — known as the oldest bar in the city.
Perro Viejo - a modern tapas bar in a sophisticated, spanish style setting.
Bacalao - fish and tapas in a casual, elegant setting.
Maldito Cocktail Bar - a great spot for craft and traditional cocktails in a trendy setting.
Pura Vida Terrace - a rooftop hotel bar with great city views.
Boutique Luxe Hotels
Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza - modern, Sevillian style in the Santa Cruz area.
Hotel Palacio de Villapanés - modern luxury in a former palace — a protected asset known as one of the cities main baroque representations.
El Pajaro Rebelde - modern, eclectic luxury with moorish style emphasis in the heart of Seville.
Hotel Mercer Sevilla - modern elegance in the Arenal area.
Casa Romana - classic elegance in the center of Seville.
Los Seises - modern sevillian style in a trendy setting in the center of Seville.