I came here in the morning and later in the evening for the light show. It’s an amazing wooden structure in Seville. With the rooftop walkway, you can have a panoramic view of Seville city. The light show wasn’t so incredible but still nice to see with a very light music playing. One small tip is to book your tickets beforehand, and choose the show time around 7pm to 7.30pm to enjoy the sunset (if you want to see sunset) and also the light show which costs just 8 euros. If you just want to see the light show at night then the ticket costs 10 euros. The light show will start at 8pm.

Beautiful location, great view from the top. Lovely colours, enjoyed the video of the highlights in the city as it was our last day there - a nice end to the trip! Take care if it has rained as the bridge is sloped in places and quite slippery. It costs a little more at night but the lights look more spectacular so it depends on what view you would like. Staff were lovely :)

A landmark starting point that connects the entrance to the old town with the outer city. It was like a time machine connecting the present and the past. The design was also very unique and did not blend in with the surroundings. But it is unrivaled. It provides shade in the hot summer and is easy to find because it is very visible. I recommend going up to the observatory.

Very cool architecture and landmark in Seville. Was too late to get into the facility but was very exciting to see. Provided nice shade from hot weather and pleasant to look at. Updated: we came back for an evening in Seville and we're lucky enough to walk the top of the structure at sunset and shortly afterwards! Talk about beauty in architecture and engineering! Views for miles and the changing colors was incredible. We stayed for a short movie that highlights the area and I really enjoyed. I hope they offer a video on the construction of it as well, some day!

Really, really great spot! The ticket allows you to enter the place twice, so go there during the day to see the city views in the sun and then go there in the evening to see the lights and music show making you shiver. Oh and of course there is this movie show which elevates the overall impression. Truly great experience. Highly recommended.

A very cool place to visit. The structure is made of wood and is impressive. While you can walk around the outside for free I recommend paying to go to the top. It is well worth it. Pro tip.. buy tickets on your phone and you can skip the slow ticket line. Also, go around sunset so that you can see the Setas in both the sunlight and the light show that starts about 30 minutes after sunset. There are amazing views from the upper most deck.

really interesting structure in the middle of downtown Sevilla. we were there during the day, so we paid 5€ to go up to the scenic view. we were up there for about 30 minutes which was plenty of time to take in the scene. it was a little tricky to find the entrance to purchase tickets. it’s under the left side from where you see the I 🤍 Sevilla sign on the stairs. someday we’d like to be back to see the sunset and light show. it was a quick and fun little stop.

Unique building, interesting & enjoyable experience. Tickets allow you to visit twice, so we went during the day & again that evening just before sunset. Long queue to enter for evening visit, so arrive in good time if you want to watch sunset before lights come on when it gets dark. Film is excellent. Lots of information on construction on boards (on stairway walls) + sample of wood, which we enjoyed on our day time visit. Fabulous experience. We stayed over an hour on our day visit & 2 hours in the evening when we also watched the film a second time! Market was not open as it was Sunday.

This was a cool place to visit with amazing views of Seville! Admission is a little bit pricey, but they allow you to enter twice with each ticket. I recommend visiting once in the daytime and again in the night when the structure is lit up! The immersive video is also a must-see.

We really wanted to see the sunset, and to some extent, we succeeded. It's crowded. The light show is absolutely stunning. It's worth going up if you're in the area. There's music playing, and the way the colors change is mesmerizing. It was a bit difficult to find the entrance. I think it's worth going in time to see the sunset because the city is beautiful.

It's a wooden structure located in the old quarter of SevilleIt's. You better to come before sunset so you can see more diversity of the sky. The colors of the monument are changing after the sunset. The panoramic view is picturesque and truly marvelous.

A good experience even in the rain when every other day had been hot intense sunshine! It's nice to walk around and people watching from above but it doesn't feel high enough to enjoy the view of Seville from above. Seville is a beautiful city but the skyline isn't the best view, the city is better enjoyed on the ground. It's also a little pricey for what it is at €15 and its over and done with in 30 minutes. The structure itself is impressive and definitely stands out around all the old buildings and architecture.

Setas De Seville is a breathtaking architectural marvel that truly captivates the essence of Seville. Our visit post 10 pm was nothing short of magical; the illuminated structure offered a mesmerizing panorama of old Seville, creating a sublime experience. The intricate play of changing colors on the wooden freestanding structure was a sheer delight, enhancing the beauty of the cityscape. This vantage point allowed us to witness Seville in all its glory, a view that will forever linger in our memories. Setas De Seville is a must-visit, offering a unique perspective of the city that is as enchanting as it is unforgettable.

It was a great experience. Better than I thought it would be. I was worried the views would be poor because most buildings around it seem the same size from the ground but you did get great views on the higher parts. The feel seville experience was a nice added bonus 15 min cinema type experience really felt like you were moving

(Translated by Google) I try to get both friends from abroad and tourists who visit us to go up. I think it is one of the most beautiful views of Seville along with those of the Giralda and the route that is made over the building and the different perspectives of it and the different panoramic views of the city will make you take unforgettable photos of the city. (Original) Intento que tanto amigos de fuera como turista que nos visitan suban. Creo que es una de las vistas más botitas de Sevilla junto con las de la Giralda y el recorrido que se hace sobre el edificio y las diferentes perspectivas del mismo y las diferentes panorámicas de la ciudad harán que te lleves unas inolvidables fotos de la ciudad.

Such a beautiful place and the sunsets are breathtaking. What a magical place. I was mesmerized by every detail from the flamenco dancers, to the amazing ceramic art of each city! The colors, the energy, the vibe are absolutely amazing! Plus there was a wedding taking place while there, so that made it even more beautiful! Love was definitely in the air!

Very cool attraction that is best viewed at night to get the full experience. Entrance is a bit wonky, as opposed to going up the stairs to find an elevator, or into the shopping mall beneath you actually need to go around the side and go into the basement. Pretty poorly marked which was a tad bit confusing. Still, the view from up top is very hard to beat, the lights within the mushroom structure are very unique.

I came here for the first time in June 2015 and loved it for the quirky looks and the commanding views over the area. Despite being end of December 2021 it was a sunny clear day with blue skies, so the view was the same or possibly better due to the cooler air. There was also no queue to get in.

Must see in Sevilla. This monument is a great example of modern architecture, being combined with the historical sites. In the night there is gorgeous light show. The best time to visit os the sunset - you can see it in the daylight, see the sunset and also the night light show. The time is not limited 😉

One of the most impressive structures I have ever seen! Awesome views from all sides. Gorgeous nose lighting gives a special charm to the textured forms of the building. Even better view in the morning at sunrise. They say that you can go upstairs - to the balcony, but unfortunately I could not get there.

Amazing architecture and a site to see in Seville. It’s not an extremely high viewpoint but you get a 360 view of the city in a more personal way. Recommend booking tickets in advance to ensure you don’t have to stand in any line and also recommend visiting just before the lights turn on

Eine beeindruckende Holzkonstruktion mitten in der Stadt. Gegen eine Gebühr gibt es die Möglichkeit, das Bauwerk zu besteigen und die Aussicht über die Stadt von oben zu genießen. Aufgrund der Zeit habe ich es mir allerdings nur von unten angeschaut, nichtsdestotrotz ist es durchaus sehenswert und sollte bei einer Stadttour durch Sevilla auf keinen Fall fehlen! Die Konstruktion wurde von 2005 bis 2011 errichtete undsoll an eine frühere Markthalle aus dem Jahr 1842 an dieser Stelle erinnern.

Actually very cool attraction - more than meets the eye. We walked by a few times in the day time due to its central location but did not plan on entering. However around 8:30 PM we started to see people lined up - we realized that this was for the nightly light show. Since the ticket is not overly expensive (€15) we bought two for the 9PM time slot, with sunset being around 8:45. After a very quick elevator ride you set out onto the top of the Setas. The view is amazing - especially when the sunset happens. It is truly picturesque. After the sunset, the light show begins, which is also amazing. If you are free at night I’d highly recommend this. It is completely different from the top than from the bottom, as you can barely see the colours from the bottom. It’s probably worth it to get there a bit early to get a good spot to watch the sunset and show, as it was extremely busy at the best viewpoints and people tended to stay for a long time. Also would be good to buy the sunset slot tickets ahead of time, as it was sold out when we walked up. 9PM was the next available which was a bit close for comfort with sunset around 8:45.

What an amazing sculpture it is. Obligatory to see in Seville. It costs 5€ to walk on the top which gives you a great panoramic view over Seville. Truly amazing how they made this in the middle of city. In a nice lights it looks like stock Windows wallpaper.

Definitely one of the top-3 sites in Sevilla, if not the best! Located in the middle of a very nice park that is already worth the visit. The Plaza de España is a great mix of beautiful arquitecture, ceramic decorations and Sevilla spirit! Specially interesting for Spaniards to find the bench with your city (there is one for each city in Spain) If you are lucky you will see some live flamenco in the square which makes the place magical!

Really amazing building, I love the way it bridges the road and is stunning at night when lit up. If you like modern architecture you will enjoy visiting this structure.

If you're looking to go to Seville this place is definitely in the top 5 attractions. It is incredibly beautiful and worth every penny. FYI, In order to go to the top you have to pay

(Translated by Google) It is impressive, it has incredible views ........ spectacular !!! (Original) Es impresionante, tiene unas vistas increíbles ........ espectacular!!!

really cool architecture, good to see it at night or in the morning. they charge 3 euros to go up.

One of the best place I've been to in Seville. Amazing building exterior and interior. Wide space with water fountain, where the kids are really enjoyed playing with it. There's a small boat with paddle you can hire. Paddling on the small stream in front of the Plaza. During my visit, not many tourist although it was Seville Feria festival. But I can see some locals wearing the traditional flamenco dress walking around the Plaza.

A place worth visiting, to immerse yourself in ancient Spanish history, looking at the amazing art-work on walls, each depicting a period or event in one Spanish province... at around 18.30pm during the summer months, you maybe lucky enough to see a fantastic Flamenco dance by street dancers.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful and magical space at the same time. Spectacular in terms of size, shape and design. Tourist place of Seville, always full of people. Any time is appropriate to visit and have a good time, although the night makes it especially beautiful. It is common to find there "street musicians" that give it a special charm, in addition to the great acoustics of the place and the good music that surrounds you and invites you to spend a good time there, entertaining and sesegado. I have gone many times, and many more that I will return. I leave you a night photo so you can enjoy it. 100% recommended (Original) Un espacio precioso y mágico a la vez. Espectacular en cuanto al tamaño, forma y diseño. Lugar turístico de Sevilla, siempre lleno de gente. Cualquier hora es adecuada para visitarlo y pasar un buen rato, aunque la noche lo hace especialmente bonito. Es habitual encontrarse allí "músicos callejeros" que le aportan un encanto especial, además de la gran acústica del lugar y la buena música que te envuelve y te invita a pasar allí un buen rato, ameno y sesegado. He ido muchas veces, y muchas más que volveré. Os dejo una foto nocturna para que la podáis disfrutar. Recomendable 100%

Could have spent all day there. So beautiful!

(Translated by Google) Magnificent !!! Do not miss this visit. (Original) Magnifique !!! Une visite à ne pas manquer.

(Translated by Google) The Plaza de España (Plaza de España) is a monumental and majestic work. It took 15 years of construction to create it, during which 1000 workers worked daily. For the construction of the square, elements as simple and common as marble, carved brick, blacksmithing and tiles manufactured by the master craftsmen of Triana were used. (Original) A Praça de Espanha (Plaza de España) é uma obra monumental e majestosa. Para a sua criação, foram necessários 15 anos de obras, durante os quais trabalharam nela 1000 trabalhadores diariamente. Para a construção da praça, foram utilizados elementos tão simples e comuns como o mármore, tijolo talhado, ferraria e os azulejos fabricados pelos mestres artesãos de Triana.

Visiting the viewpoint (mirador) at night is a must. You can walk on top or the construction and enjoy lighting show, as well as panoramic views of the city. It is also beautiful during the day, but night experience is just different, so if I were to pick one, I would recommend going at night. The place also has a gift shop.

The largest wooden structure in the world! Keep in mind, it’s only €5 to walk around on top - no need to go to the interactive show to go up. Great spot to grab ice cream and cool off in the evening. Definitely check out the Roman ruins in the basement, too.

Setas Sevilla offered a pleasant counterpoint to the historical landmarks in Seville. From the top of the structure you get a panoramic view of Seville city. And, if you manage to get in at sunset, the structure transforms into a brilliant light show as the sky darkens. For sunset entry, be sure to book in advance from the official website.

Sowohl von unten als auch von oben einfach ein schöner Ort! Der Blick von oben ist genial und unschlagbar! Von unten ist es vor allem auch im dunklen immer wieder schön, da die Setas dann illuminiert sind (siehe Fotos). Wenn man in Sevilla ist, definitiv einen Stopp dort einlegen. Die Tickets, um nach oben zu kommen, gibt es meist auch an der Tageskasse, sodass eine Reservierung nicht immer erforderlich ist.

Interesting strukture with a beautiful view of the city, nice multi media show. The only thing we found strange is that children from 15 to 18 pay the same price as adults while students above 18 years have a discount. When we asked the woman at the ticket office why is that she was little bit rude answering something like - this is it. But otherwise I would definitely recommend the visit.

An exquisitely beautiful and distinct locale, exuding a unique charm and an independent spirit. We were enraptured by a 15-minute cinematic masterpiece, imbued with enchantment and breathtaking splendor. Little did we know, an awaiting spectacle lay there. Every second was relished, with a longing for its extension lingering within us. The allure and majesty of the Andalusian landscape are readily apparent on its surface. A panoramic vista unfurls, spanning from the eastern to the western horizon, and from the northern to the southern reaches. Take a moment for introspection, indulge in the experience, and allow your heart to synchronize with the captivating strains of an exquisite Andalusian melody.

Cool architecture! Made of wood! Neat area, full of life and a great landmark to meet friends or as a point of reference. You can also go up to the top. There are free days for that so research!

Wonderful! Winding your way through the streets past older buildings and churches, there is no clue what awaits as you come into the plaza. Then you round a corner and this massive wooden structure is there. A photographers dream as the light changes from every directional view. Truly amazing in a city with such a rich history to see this modern marvel and greatest architectural achievement.

This is one of the best spots to see the city from a bird's eye view. Go at sunset to see the city in both daylight and at night. Watching the city start to light up is a wonderful experience. There is a bar on the top and I recommend getting a drink and enjoying the view.

Setas de Sevilla Metropol Parasol The Metropol Parasol, popularly known as the Mushrooms of the Incarnation, is a wooden structure with 2 concrete columns that hold the access elevators to the viewpoint and is located in the central Plaza de la Encarnación in the city of Seville. It measures 150 x 70 metres and is approximately 26 metres high. It was the winning project in the competition opened by the Seville City Council to carry out the renovation of the square in which it is located; its designer was the architect from Berlin, Jürgen Mayer. The structure consists of six large, mushroom-shaped parasols, whose design is inspired by the arches of Seville's cathedral and the ¨ficus¨ of nearby Plaza del Cristo de Burgos. All in all, it has five levels. The upper level contains a lookout point and a panoramic route that covers most of the area. Inside the central parasols, at a height of 22 metres, there is a tapas restaurant and space for events. Under the parasols is an elevated, shady and diaphanous square (Plaza Mayor) designed to host events of different character. At ground level is the current Mercado de la Encarnación market, along with commercial and catering spaces. Finally, the basement hosts the Antiquarium Museum, which displays the archaeological remains found there. This Antiquarium was designed by the Sevillian architect Felipe Palomino González, who participated in the entire construction management of the major project. Card Opening hours Hours and openings 2020 Price General ticket 3 €. Free admission: born or resident in the city of Seville. Telephone 606 635 214 Address Plaza de la Encarnación

Beautiful place to get to know the history of Seville and of course the view of the whole city. The architecture is simply brilliant.

Such a unique piece of architecture, do not miss it! It is free unless you decide to go to the terrace. You can go on the top by taking the elevator and watch the sunset over Sevilla if you time it right. The elevator believe it or not has some of the best lighting for selfies.

Absolutely amazing!! 5 Euro and you get to see the best sunset in town. Would come back here any time

Espectacular con unas vistas magníficas de Sevilla

(Translated by Google) Excellent very beautiful (Original) Excelente muy ermoso

Bonitas vistas de Sevilla desde un punto distinto

Está muy distraído y hay mucha variedad de restaurantes y bares para tomar una copa o almorzar

Es un sitio muy importante en Sevilla por la modernidad que representa su edificación, en una sociedad muy pegada a sus tradiciones que quiere conservar. Le da un punto de modernidad muy aceptado por los sevillanos y, como ejemplo de ello, es su propio nombre Las Setas. En sus cercanías está todo el centro, calles muy representativas de la ciudad, muchos buenos bares y lugares culturales y artísticos como la galería de arte contemporáneo Birimbao. Se me olvidaba, el mercado de abastos mejor de la ciudad.

(Translated by Google) A way to enjoy the sun while breathing in the heights and enjoying magnificent views of the city and its surroundings. (Original) Una forma de disfrutar del sol mientras respiras en las alturas y se disfruta de magníficas vistas de la ciudad y sus alrededores.

Arquitectura espectacular y vistas increibles.

👌🏽

(Translated by Google) A spectacular building has beautiful views of the center of Seville (Original) Un edificio espectacular tiene unas vistas preciosas del centro de Sevilla

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Bonito sitio

(Translated by Google) I liked it just for being with ABSM (Original) Me gustó solo por estar con ABSM

(Translated by Google) The center of life of the capital (Original) El centro de vida de la capital

Spectacular

(Translated by Google) This is a typical square in the center of Seville, there is one of the best markets in Seville, this square was once called Plaza de la Incarnación, just a few meters from kilometer 0 of this city. (Original) Esta es una plaza típica del centro de sevilla hay uno de los mejores mercados de sevilla esta plaza en su día se llamó plza de la encarnación a excasos metro del kilómetro 0 de esta ciudad

(Translated by Google) A place that I love (Original) Un lugar que me encanta

(Translated by Google) Recommended to go to have some gins with my friends, the bars are ideal (Original) Recomendable para ir a tomar unos gins con mis amigas, los bares son ideales

(Translated by Google) Emblematic area of ​​Seville, restaurants, bars, market and viewpoint (Original) Zona emblemática de Sevilla, restaurantes, bares, mercado y mirador

(Translated by Google) Good atmosphere (Original) Buen ambiente

Great modern architecture in the middle of the old town. Entrance is a little expensive but you'll have a great view

(Translated by Google) Nice place (Original) Bonito lugar

Nice view

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Bello lugar

(Translated by Google) It is a very original place. Too big for a square in Seville. Still, the views are spectacular, especially at sunset. How intricate the city and how much interesting corner Seville has! There is also the possibility of having a drink sitting up there. (Original) Es un lugar de lo más original. Demasiado grande para una plaza en Sevilla. Aún así, las vistas son espectaculares, sobretodo al atardecer. Qué intrincada la ciudad y cuánto recoveco interesante tiene Sevilla!! También hay la posibilidad de tomar algo sentado ahí arriba.

(Translated by Google) Ta guapo er zitio ab (Original) Ta guapo er zitio ab

(Translated by Google) A must-visit landmark in Seville. The first time I saw it, it was a wonderful building. It was the world's largest wooden building, and how it was made was amazing! In the afternoon, there are many tourists, so it is a little crowded, so it is recommended to go according to the opening hours. The pineapple pizza I ate at Metropol Parasol was so delicious 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 (Original) 세비야에서 꼭 방문하면 좋을 랜드마크. 처음 봤을때 정말 놀랐을정도로 멋진 건물..세계 최대규모의 목조건물인데 어떻게 만든건지 정말 대단했다! 오후시간엔 관광객이 많아서 좀 붐비니까 오픈시간에 맞춰서 가는걸 추천. 메트로폴 파라솔에서 먹은 파인애플 피자가 엄청 맛있었음 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

(Translated by Google) Good place to go for a walk, with a lot of movement and life, in the center of the City, and with many bars, cafes, shops, recommended to take a walk, and lose yourself in its bars (Original) Buen lugar para dar una vuelta , con mucho movimiento y vida , en centro de Ciudad , y con muchos bares ,cafeterías , tiendas ,recomendable dar una vuelta ,y perderte en sus bares

(Translated by Google) Very pretty !! (Original) Muy bonito !!

(Translated by Google) A simple walk (half an hour) and cheap (5 euros per person) if you are a resident or born in Seville is free, highly recommended for the views of the city, it is also highly recommended to also go to the archaeological remains located just below (the entrance is paid separately) (Original) Un paseo sencillo (una media hora) y económico (5 euros por persona) si eres residente o nacido el Sevilla es gratis, muy recomendable por las vistas de la ciudad, ademas es muy recomendable ir también a los restos arqueológicos que se encuentra justo abajo (la entrada se paga aparte)

(Translated by Google) You have to go. Also around full of places to have a drink with quality and good service. Highly recommended. (Original) Hay que ir. Además alrededor lleno de sitios para tomar algo con calidad y buen servicio. Muy recomendable.

(Translated by Google) beautiful set although at first I was very critical of the project. (Original) precioso conjunto aunque al principio fui muy crítico con el proyecto.

(Translated by Google) It has become a reference in Seville (Original) Se ha convertido en una referencia de Sevilla

(Translated by Google) SPECTACULAR !!! (Original) ESPECTACULAR !!!

(Translated by Google) Amazing (Original) Increible

(Translated by Google) Something worth seeing if you like architecture. It covers well in the environment (Original) Algo digno de ver si te gusta la arquitectura. Se tapea bien en el entorno

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, with many places, terraces or cafes, and a large park for the little ones. (Original) Precioso, con muchos locales, terrazas o cafeterias, y un gran parque para los pequeños.

(Translated by Google) Essential if you visit Seville. The viewpoint on the roof offers a 360 ° panoramic view of the entire city. A view difficult to access from any other point. If you are from Seville or resident in the city, showing your identity document, the visit is free. If you come from abroad, it costs you 5 euros, except for children under 5 years of age and people with a disability greater than 75%, as well as their companion. (Original) Imprescindible si visitas Sevilla. El mirador de la cubierta ofrece una panorámica en 360° de toda la ciudad. Una vista difícilmente accesible desde cualquier otro punto. Si eres de Sevilla o residente en la ciudad, mostrando el documento de identidad la visita te sale gratis. Si vienes de fuera te cuesta 5 euros, excepto niños menores de 5 años y personas con una minusvalía superior al 75%, así como su acompañante.

An unique place celebrates country of Spain. The Plaza covers most important historical cities of Spain. Each of these has its own mosaics and tiles depicting famous historical scenes. There is lovely fountain on the place. The is surrounded by park. Great escape in hot summer.

Very large plaza and an important symbol of Seville. Rivers running below with boats and horses carriages going around like other parts of Seville. This places is a must see in Sevilla or even all of Spain. Such a great vibe and just walking around to get a feel of the history of Spain.

Such a majestic place! We were lucky to go there when it was practically empty. Just beautiful. An absolute MUST SEE in Sevilla.

Beautiful! Definitely a place to visit in Sevilla, if you are lucky (and no covid restrictions) you will find guitar player and flamenco dancers that complete the charm of this place. You can do a little boat tour (by yourself) or just enjoy the visit inside and outside. Best spot for pictures.

In my opinion, best viewed at night when it's all lit up. As we entered the plaza we heard music and assumed it was background, until we saw a flute player on the entrance main steps. It was a fantastic ambiance! The whole plaza beautifully decorated and very romantic. Of you're thinking of proposing to your loved one.... look no further (I'm already engaged to her, or I would have done it here)

It's just wonderful! It has an interesting history and it's beautiful. You can do many things there and you can walk in a huge park. It's very good.

Sitio precioso en Sevilla donde se respira vida y da gusto estar. Alejandro Barragan Corbeira

Una maravilla, y cada dia asombra mas.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, especially at night (Original) Precioso, sobretodo de noche

(Translated by Google) Site to visit sio si in Seville Beautiful! (Original) Sitio para visitar sio si en Sevilla Precioso!

Es la plaza más Bonita del mundooooo

(Translated by Google) Majestic place !!! (Original) Place majestueuse !!!

(Translated by Google) Without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and spectacular squares in the world !! The tiles, the wooden coffered ceiling, the lights of the fountain at night ... Everything, both day and night, impresses. (Original) Sin duda alguna, una de las plazas más bonitas y espectaculares del mundo!! Los azulejos, el artesonado de madera, las luces de la fuente de noche... Todo, tanto de día como de noche impresiona.

(Translated by Google) Thanks to the Guadalquivir, the only navigable river in Spain that divides the city in two, Seville has always been a thriving commercial center, so much so that in the fourteenth century it earned the nickname "puerto y puerta de Indias". Mythology has it that Seville was founded by Hercules but in reality its origins are due to the Tartesi and the Romans, who called it Hispalis. In 712 the city was conquered by the Arabs and in this period Isbiliya, the Arabic name of Seville, experienced its maximum splendor reaching its peak in the mid-twelfth century when the Major Mosque and its minaret, the famous Giralda, were built. today a symbol of the city. Since 1248, when the Catholic Ferdinand III of Castile reconquered Seville, the city underwent rapid transformations: the Major Mosque was replaced with the Cathedral and the port, in the 14th century, obtained the monopoly of Spanish trade with the American continent, effectively transforming Seville in one of the richest and most cosmopolitan cities in the world. Thanks to the arrival of numerous artists during the Spanish Golden Century, such as Zurbaran, Murillo, Juan de Valdés Leal, Juan Martinez Montanés and Pedro Roldan, Seville experienced a great artistic and architectural development with the construction of majestic Renaissance and Baroque palaces. Unfortunately, with the plague epidemic of 1649 and the covering up of the Guadalquivir in 1717, Seville experienced a strong period of decline that, with ups and downs, dragged on until the twentieth century. Before the Spanish Civil War Seville hosted the Universal Exposition of 1929 and, on the occasion of the 5th Centenary of the Discovery of America, welcomed millions of visitors for the 1992 Expo. For these events Seville has undergone an important modernization: Piazza di Spain, Piazza dell'America, the pavilions of the Maria Luisa Park, a Tecoological park home to important companies, new roads, stations and AVE high-speed rail lines that connect it to Madrid in a few hours, avant-garde style buildings and eight bridges on the Guadalquivir, like the bridge of the Alamillo, symbol of modern Seville. (Original) Grazie al Guadalquivir, l’unico fiume navigabile della Spagna che divide in due la città, Siviglia è sempre stata un fiorente centro commerciale tanto da guadagnarsi nel XIV secolo l’appellativo di “puerto y puerta de Indias”. La mitologia vuole che Siviglia sia stata fondata da Ercole ma in realtà le sue origini sono dovute ai Tartesi e ai Romani, che la chiamarono Hispalis. Nel 712 la città fu conquistata dagli arabi e in questo periodo Isbiliya, il nome arabo di Siviglia, ha conosciuto il suo massimo splendore raggiungendo l’apice nella metà del secolo XII quando furono costruiti la Moschea Maggiore e il suo minareto, la famosa Giralda, oggi simbolo della città. Dal 1248, da quando cioè il cattolico Ferdinando III di Castiglia riconquistò Siviglia, la città subì rapide trasformazioni: la Moschea Maggiore venne sostituita con la Cattedrale e il porto, nel XIV secolo, ottenne il monopolio del commercio spagnolo con il continente americano trasformando di fatto Siviglia in una delle città più ricche e cosmopolite del mondo. Grazie all’arrivo di numerosi artisti durante il secolo d’oro spagnolo, come Zurbaran, Murillo, Juan de Valdés Leal, Juan Martinez Montanés e Pedro Roldan, Siviglia conobbe un grande sviluppo artistico e architettonico con la costruzione di maestosi palazzi rinascimentali e barocchi. Purtroppo con l’epidemia di peste del 1649 e l’insabbiamento del Guadalquivir nel 1717, Siviglia conobbe un forte periodo di declino che, tra alti e bassi, si è trascinato fino al XX secolo. Prima della guerra civile spagnola Siviglia ospitò l‘Esposizione Universale del 1929 e, in occasione del V Centenario della Scoperta dell’America, accolse milioni di visitatori per l’Expo del 1992. Per questi eventi Siviglia ha subito un’importante rimodernarizzazione: Piazza di Spagna, Piazza dell’America, i padiglioni del Parco Maria Luisa, un parco Tecoologico sede di importanti aziende, nuove strade, stazioni e linee ferroviare ad alta velocità AVE che la collegano a Madrid in poche ore, palazzi in stile avanguardista e ben otto ponti sul Guadalquivir, come il ponte dell’ Alamillo, simbolo della Siviglia moderna.

Wonderful city, amazing architecture, friendly people

(Translated by Google) Simply precious (Original) Simplemente PRECIOSA

(Translated by Google) A magical place full of history (Original) Un lugar mágico y lleno de mucha historia

(Translated by Google) A magical experience. An amazing place. It has a special light and makes you dream. You don't get tired of seeing it. Always has a surprise (Original) Una experiencia magica. Un lugar increíble. Tiene una luz especial y te hace soñar. No te cansas de verlo. Siempre tiene una sorpresa

(Translated by Google) A very nice place. (Original) Çok güzel bir yer.

(Translated by Google) The Plaza de España is as always, wonderful but I have been able to see that it is not cared for. Herbs grow all over the tiles 😞😞. What a shame 😭😭 Let's see if the City Council takes care of the beauty and history of Seville. Thanks!! (Original) La Plaza de España es como siempre, maravillosa pero he podido ver qué no está cuidada. Las hierbas crecen por todo los azulejos 😞😞. Que pena 😭😭 Vamos a ver si el Ayuntamiento cuida lo bonito y histórico de Sevilla. Gracias!!

(Translated by Google) good place, it makes me feel spanish xd (Original) buen lugar, me hace sentir español xd

(Translated by Google) Beautiful as always! (Original) Preciosa como siempre!

(Translated by Google) Plaza de España and Parque de María Luisa are two spectacular places. I hadn't been there for a long time and today I have repeated. (Original) La plaza de España y parque de María Luisa son dos sitios espectaculares.ya hacía tiempo que no iba y hoy he repetido.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, mind blowing (Original) Hermoso lugar, alucinante

(Translated by Google) Unavoidable visit in seville (Original) Ineludible visita en sevilla

(Translated by Google) Great place I've been taking pictures all the time. (Original) 素晴らしい場所 ずっと写真を撮っていました。

(Translated by Google) Lack of parking, otherwise great! (Original) Falta aparcamiento por lo demás genial¡¡

(Translated by Google) Reference tourist place in the city, the best time of day to visit it in the late afternoon. (Original) Lugar turístico de referencia en la ciudad, la mejor hora del día para visitarla a última hora de la tarde.

(Translated by Google) Simply spectacular (Original) Simplemente espectacular

(Translated by Google) The best place in Seville (Original) El mejor lugar de Sevilla

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful place in the city of Seville, simply impressive (Original) El lugar más bonito de la ciudad de Sevilla, simplemente impresionante

(Translated by Google) Spectacular, unique (Original) Espectacular, única

(Translated by Google) Always a super nice experience. I love that place. (Original) Altid en super dejlig oplevelse. Jeg elsker den plads.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular, one of the most magical places in Seville. (Original) Espectacular, uno de los lugares más mágicos de sevilla.

(Translated by Google) Very careful and guarded (Original) Muy cuidada y vigilada

(Translated by Google) It is a rock with how beautiful it is and so left very little cleaning (Original) Es una peña con lo bonita que es y tan dejada muy poca limpieza

(Translated by Google) I was here in the summer a good 20 years ago. It is a very imposing square, which can reflect the charisma of a former imperial greatness. It was a little dirty back then, but hopefully it will have changed. (Original) Ich war vor gut 20 Jahren im Sommer hier. Es ist ein sehr imposanter Platz, der eine Ausstrahlung einer ehemaligen imperialen Größe gut widerspiegeln kann. Damals war es etwas schmutzig, wird sich doch hoffentlich geändert haben.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent. Built for the 1929 exhibition, today a must-see in Seville. (Original) Magnifique. Construite pour l'expo de 1929, aujourd'hui un incontournable de Séville.

(Translated by Google) It is great and was recently restored. But the deterioration is already noticeable. Part for the people who do not respect art and what this monument represents. And part for those who must protect and restore it. (Original) Está genial y la restauraron hace poco. Pero ya se nota el deterioro. Parte por la gente que no respeta el arte y lo que representa este monumento. Y parte por los que deben protegerlo y restaurarlo.

(Translated by Google) Lovely location for kids to walk and play (Original) Preciosa ubicación para pasear y jugar los niños

(Translated by Google) Marvelous (Original) Maravilloso

(Translated by Google) Wonderful (Original) Maravilla

Such a beautiful and stunning place to visit. It is very close to the center. The structure is made of wood and it looks impressive. You can walk around the outside for free and you can pay 10 euro to go to the top. It worth it. Pro tip: buy your tickets online so you can skip the slow ticket queue. I did not manage to see it at the sunset time which it looks way more charming, so I am planning to visit it next time.

Such a vibrant and alive place. Full of life and energy. The plaza is hosting a lot of good restaurants, cafes, and shops. It is a must when exploring Sevilla.

One of the most memorable moments of my entire trip (as well as one of the main reasons for making the trip!) - must be experienced to be believed, as no words will really do its scale, beauty and magnificence justice

Nice if slightly crazy idea The roof top has fabulous views of the city. Close up it doesn't look quite so attractive but that's quite often the case. Would look fabulous at night!

This modern architectural brillante- absolutely must visit place in Sevilla! Situated in center of city , created by German architect this largest wooden construction in the world can impress you at day and at night! You can buy tickets and go upstairs to enjoy city view or amazing lighting show at night! Prices of ticket are reasonable and you can buy tickets online! Definitely recommend! We will come back!!!!

Right in the centre of the city. It is a beautiful and big wood sculpture. It is rare to see one. And at night it is illum with different led lights

Impressive contemporary spot. Amazing and atmospheric sunset views with good matching music. Night show as well wonderful 👍

Spectacular construction. Impressive. A great experience to wander on top of it.

Sure, largest wooden structure in the world, but 10€ to go up? Seems a bit steep to me. The view is very nice though, you can see all the churches of Sevilla and even skyscrapers in the distance. Upstairs, there is an interesting souvenir shop and a 4D cinema of sorts.

You can get a full panoramic view of city of Sevilla! The architecture is truly amazing also. The stairs can be steep and slanted at certain places so be mindful. The prices are different depends on the time. It is more expensive at night. 15-30 minutes would be sufficient for this place. Stay longer if you want to appreciate the view a bit more. 👍

Such a beautiful and special monument! Best to go up at night when the lights are changing and there is relaxing music as you walk on the structure. Beautiful view of the city, worth a visit!

Cooling place to relax on a hot summer day...Great experience at night with fantastic light and music show. My girlfriend and I really enjoyed it. Also, a really arty movie is included which we also very much enjoyed.

It doesn’t have any type of student discount. There’s different prices depending on the time that you go (day, sunset, night) it gets more expensive has it gets late. Even though it’s beautiful, I wouldn’t say it’s very necessary to go up since you only get to see a view of Sevilla and that’s it. For the price I would pass.

A beautiful wooden sculpture that looks like a floating honeycomb, amongst the old neighborhood. Even if you wish to stay in the bottom where it’s free, it’s still a marvelous sight to behold. As Seville is a city known for its landmarks, this recent addition to the city helps Seville live up to its grand reputation as one of Europe’s most grand cities.

Amazing to see what can be done in wood... Amazing views across the city. Recommend you go around 9 pm in summer to see the light show. Make sure to buy tickets online to miss the queue...

It’s the biggest wooden structure in Europe… but you wouldn’t know it. Sprayed to protect it ‘looks like’ concrete slabs when close up. Worth a visit but would recommend evening / night time as has more visual impact.

A great opportunity to see Sevilla from a different angle. And the actual structure is impressive in itself. What I liked is that there are information boards explaining how the structure was erected and providing the visitors with some interesting facts. We visited during the day time but I honestly think it is also worth coming back during the evening when lights are on.

This is a cool structure in the middle of Seville, on the edge of the old town. A meeting place for the young, a photo stop off, an underground market, surrounded by bars, definitely worth a visit with your camera. You can get on the roof, we saw folk up there, but google will have to be your friend.

One of the most impressive structures I have ever seen! Awesome views from all sides. Gorgeous nose lighting gives a special charm to the textured forms of the building. Even better view in the morning at sunrise. They say that you can go upstairs - to the balcony, but unfortunately I could not get there.

Loved this, my second time, fantastic views from the top and fun walking up to it and having a coffee to admire the view from below first! This time, there was a surround-sound picture 'experience' included in the ticket which was actually really good and highlighted lots of other fun things to do in Seville (if you could work out where they were). Recommended, archaeological ruins beneath (had to buy a different ticket, I think), and an excellent food market on the ground floor. We bought a delicious picnic lunch - yum.

One of the most beautiful places at Sevilla and on earth for me. Very unique structure with an interesting story. A great center to find food, coffee, drinks etc. Moreover, small souvenir stores have greater prices than the ones on the old city center (next to the palace entrance and the cathedral). I wish I had some time to visit the aquarium. Maybe next time!

What an amazing piece of architecture situated in the centre of Seville. Worth the ticket price of €15 for access to the viewing decks at the top of the structure with 360° views of the entire city. Especially magnificent is the light show in the evenings. Light show starts at 22:00, but recommend going earlier to secure a good spot at the top, especially during the busy tourist season.

It is a nice attraction. I like it and I like the view and the stroll. However, I strongly disagree with the idea that there is an entrance fee. This attraction should be flat out a public one like a park. Otherwise I don’t see it worth the entrance fee. My 3 star rating is linked to the value attached to the fee.

Such a beautiful structure. Such bold vision to build this in what was previously a derelict site. Fabulous views of the city. A really dramatic IMAX film is part of the entrance fee. Underneath there is a food market.

This is such a cool modern architecture in a small town. I did not go, but I know there is a rooftop track to this place that you can pay less than €15 to walk. I would recommend doing so during sunset. And at night this place lights up! They have benches on the bottom level where you can sit & rest or have a quick bite. Would recommend this as a pit stop, but not a 3-4 hour adventure.

Quite a modern piece of architecture in the middle of the old city centre. It gives a nice 360 view over the city. It is best to go when the sun is down and when the city is light up.

one of the most amazing structures i’ve seen in my life! we were fortunate enough to witness it in the evening and at night. The lights are so pretty with a very soothing music. MUST VISIT if you want a good view of Seville city.

It’s a modern structure that is one of Sevilla’s tourist attractions. We bought the tickets to the mirador in advance and were able to get a student discount. We chose the sunset schedule to go up. The view from above is great. They also put on some colorful moving lights on the Setas at night. It got a bit crowded though since almost everyone wanted to catch the sunset there.

Very cool landmark in Sevilla. Highly recommend going to watch the sunset and city at night. Price of €15 is probably slightly higher than what I’d pay, however. There was an interesting immersive show included that runs every ~15 minutes. The view and lights were nice, but that was pretty much all there was.

Such a great place to visit. Even if you go and sit in one of the bars opposite. When you buy your ticket, it gives you access to see it during the day and at night for the light show. It’s so much better on a clear day, as you can see all the amazing views of Sevilla.

Impressive piece of architecture and cracking view from the top! The experience is rather brief though so the €15 ticket is pricey. The cinema attraction was very bizarre. We came back in the evening for the light show which was very cool however it’s extremely busy (compared to being the only ones during the day) so prepared to queue and be crushed in the lift. The idea is great but think it needs a little rethinking.

BUY TICKETS IN ADVANCE AND BE THERE EARLY FOR THE SUNSET. For July we bought the slot at 8:30pm and stayed to have the best view of the sunset. It was packed so we did a good job buying the slots early. Also a light show after dark.

Really enjoyable experience, especially if you book for just before sunset. You then get to see it in the light and in the dark. The light show starts at 10pm. The app has a little thing for kids to do with augmented reality. The video show is also good fun. Great time had by all, some areas do get a bit busy, but still very good. Make sure you book in advance to skip the queues.

This trip was definitely worth it! I recommend buying tickets for just before sunset so that you can enjoy the view during some day light as well as see the wooden structure light up at night! They also have an emerging theater that's included with the entry ticket. This show highlights all the amazing things in Sevilla, making it the perfect attraction to wrap up your visit. Highly recommend 👌🏻

Loved this place once you're above it. It was huge looking from below and was breathtaking from above. We timed our visit before sunset and the cool breeze above plus the view is memorable for us. There is a 15 min video about Seville and after that, you can stay at the top until itd closed, 11:30pm. Easy to buy tickets.

Do yourself a favor: DON'T MISS IT! As we did unfortunately. Sunset and Night Show are exceptional and only by themselves a reason to Visit Sevilla. Of course Plaza Espana and the Cathedral are must sees, but this one as well. Book your tickets in advance on the net and pick a time slot that allow you to minimize the lines, find a good spot for Sunset and stay for the night show. It would be a tremendous FOMO if you don't do that.

Great 360 views of the city. Was not too busy in the day and is full of information of the sights you can see from the top. You can reuse your ticket in the evening and join a smaller queue. The sunset over the city is amazing. It is quite busy in the evening so make sure you get there early to get a good spot.

Not far away from the Cathedral, 10 min walk through the quirky streets with shops on both sides to keep you amused on the way, the tourists information centre called it a huge mushroom! Anyway, still a good piece of art, good for photo's, once you climb the wide stairs there is a large ( i love Seville on top) you pay €15 for entry, ( a bit steep for what you get), then go up to the top for a view of the city below, neon light show Inc, think it would be better at night, the square surroundings are plenty of cafe bars & restaurants.

A very interesting architectural masterpiece. It is squeezed by the surrounding buildings, but although oddly shaped it fits in well. I wanted to go up to take pictures from the top, but I couldn't find the ticket center. There aren't many signs in English. The market below is mainly meat and vegetables, but the stalls are few and far between.

Enjoyable visit that's centrally located with many attractions, shops and restaurants nearby all within walkingdistance. There was a large mix or tourists and locals as we visited during the early evening. The structure is impressive however it wasn't immediately apparent if there was access to ascend to the top. Perhaps on the next visit.........!!! Recommend a visit if you are in Seville.

We prebooked our tickets so we would arrive 30 minutes before sunset. Upon entering, we watched a 15-minute immersive arty video about Seville, which was good, but you might be better off using that time to get a good spot at the very top for the best view of the sunset as it gets very busy about 15-30 minutes before sunset. You can always watch the movie after you've seen the sunset, too. We didn't fight for a space at the very top as the views from a little lower down were very good. A great experience. Do stay for the light switch on, which happens about 15 minutes past sunset. Plenty of good bars and eateries nearby, too.

Nice attraction, biggest wooden structure in Europe. Get your tickets online to avoid the queue and get to the top. The view on the city is breathtaking and sunsets are a moment you should see once in your life.

This is a fabulous place to visit on a sunny day. There's a short 15-minute film show included in the ticket price (15 euros). The views are great, and I'd say it's worth the money.

The mushrooms of Seville are an incredibly pleasant place for everyone - a romantic couple, a family with children or experienced travelers. A great combination of watching a video about Seville and exploring the city from a 360-degree view. During the day you will find beautiful surroundings of the city, and at night there will be a beautiful light show. Super place.

We bought the Tickets and Watched the Night Show, Feeling Sevilla and a Day Time View, Its Pretty good but I dont think so its worth 15€/person. Overall the Experience was good. The good thing is that with one ticket you can enter 2 times (within 24 hrs i guess)