Best places: Tourist attractions in Seville, Spain

Landmark square with a large water feature, seats with painted ceramic tiles & an ornate pavilion.

Landmark Moorish royal palace with fountain-filled gardens, ornate arches & 16th-century tiles.

Spanish Renaissance-style minaret topped by a Gothic & baroque bell tower built centuries later.

Sizable, prominent park featuring scenic plazas with landscaped gardens, plus fountains & monuments.

Catholic church famous for housing The Virgin of Hope, a revered jewel-encrusted wooden statue.

Grand 15th-century home-turned flamenco theater offering intimate nightly shows in a dramatic space.

Square built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exhibition, with ornate pavilions around a pond & gardens.

Part of a Jesuit complex, this Baroque church is known for its elaborate facade & gilded interior.

Ornate 17th-century church with a fresco-filled interior & an octagonal dome with colorful tiles.

👍 Beautiful baroque church by the architect Diego Gómez and Fray Juan de Santa Maria, built in 1615, since 1965 it depends on Opus Dei.

👍👍 We did a 7-day tour of the imperial capitals of Morocco. Everything was wonderful, very well organized, our guide Alami, impeccable! Morocco surprised us with its beauty, history, development, cleanliness, quality of its roads. It was a trip to be remembered forever with that feeling of “I want mor...

Masterpieces by Greco and Velazquez in a 2-story museum of fine art in ornate, 17th-century palace.

Former mosque, now a baroque Roman Catholic church with an elaborate altar & a soaring nave.

Landscaped urban park with paved walkways, benches & shade trees, plus a historic monument.

Picturesque plaza featuring a fountain & surrounding structures with artfully painted arches.

Elegant 1931 bridge spanning the Guadalquivir River, with sidewalks, a bike path & city views.

👍 As of February 2023 the entire inside part of the church is under refurbishment. I don’t recommend it right now because it doesn’t look as nice inside. Having said that I think this is my favorite church in the entire world and it’s the first place I went when I returned to Seville.

Historic 13th-century Catholic church with Gothic-Mudéjar architecture, a crypt & a museum.

Entry point to the Royal Alcazár, built in the 12th century, named for the tiled lion at its apex.

👍 Morocco Pavilion at Expo 92 that has been left for our enjoyment. It is a beautiful place and very well used, since now in addition to its work for Arab culture, it includes a program of concerts by candlelight, which I highly recommend. I am not giving it 5 stars for the deterioration it presents...