A Seville that is unforgettable
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There is not just one but many. But the true Seville belongs to the Sevillians. You will see them in their most emblematic streets, crossing the Triana Bridge, enjoying tapas in their bars or even in horse-drawn carriages. Experience this Seville; it is charming and accessible to any traveler.
The most contemporary Seville has its latest great icon in Las Setas, a wooden structure that transforms the very Sevillian Plaza de la Encarnación ideal for visiting from below... and from above. Climb to its panoramic walkway to contemplate the rooftops of downtown Seville. Amidst photos and conversations, you can see how current architecture coexists with the city of always.
Housed in the former convent of La Merced Calzada, the Museum of Fine Arts has a prominent collection of Spanish Baroque painting with a special focus on the Sevillian school. Works by Murillo, Zurbarán, and Valdés Leal allow you to traverse centuries of artistic history in a building whose charm also deserves a contemplative look.
Fashion, dining, leisure, and shops come together in a commercial complex whose uniqueness lies in being outdoors. Torre Sevilla offers an alternative for shopping or taking a gastronomic break, with spacious areas and views of the Guadalquivir surroundings.
Located in the former Córdoba station and next to Las Setas, this shopping center retains elements of its railway architecture such as the metal structure and a neo-Mudéjar inspired façade. Among shops, restaurants, and leisure proposals, Plaza de Armas Shopping Center makes it easy to combine shopping with a stroll through the historic center.
The Isabel II bridge, popularly known as the Triana Bridge, connects the center of Seville with one of its most emblematic neighborhoods. Crossing its 154 meters is to enjoy the most beloved bridge by Sevillians: the views of the Guadalquivir, the unique local character, and getting closer to the popular neighborhood of Triana.
Seville is full of bars and restaurants with charm and flavor. One of them is Casa Pepe Hillo, whose bullfighting atmosphere is mixed with carrilladas in sauce, chocos, and some good croquettes.