Seville in One day – Best Spots of Seville in 1 Day

We will continue our journey to the Parque Maria Luisa. It´s next to the Plaza de España.

This park is one of the obligatory attractions of the city.

The shade of the trees is always perfect and we will see the famous roundabout of the Aldofo Becquer.

We will also have a brief explanation along our tour of the Casino de la Exposición and the former Tobacco Factory which will be the final touch of this part of the morning walk.

Once we have finished our stop at Maria Luisa, we will cross the gardens of Murillo passing by two 23-meter high Corinthian columns that hold up a lion with a globe, in the Barrio de La Juderia, the wonderful barrio de Santa Cruz.

Our walk will continue through the famous winding streets of the old Jewish quarter of Seville, the Callejon del Agua, the Plaza de Santa Cruz in Seville, we will see the Jardines de Murillo and the Monument to Christopher Columbus in Seville and the Portrait of Catalina de Ribera in the gardens of the Paseo de Catalina de Ribera.

We will go directly to the Palace Reales Alcázares, one of the most representative monuments of the whole city of Seville and even of Andalusia with the Alhambra of Granada.

It is also one of the oldest royal buildings in Europe and a perfect reflection of the history of the ancient Híspalis.

To continue your day trip to Seville, we will go to the Arenal. A district full of history, but very little known. Nowadays, it is known as a place that is very united with the world of theatre, bullfighting and brotherhoods, but in the past there was a surprising atmosphere. Very liberal young women, sailors, carpenters, construction workers, do-it-yourselfers, coopers, sweepers and dustmen were the tenants.

The ‘Barrio del Nuevo Mundo’ is a district that never ceases to surprise, and you will see for yourself that many details of its past still live on its streets.

You’ll finally get to know Triana. A charming neighborhood steeped in the bohemian spirit.

It is one of the most popular neighbourhoods for many Sevillians and one of those that best embodies the character of the city and the Sevillians.

Once the cradle of Seville’s gypsy culture, the neighborhood has its own unique identity. A very different atmosphere to other neighborhoods. One of its famous streets, Calle Betis, allows you to take a stroll along the banks of the Guadalquivir River.

And if on the day of your visit, the market of Triana is open, we will pass by.

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