An excellent starting point in Seville
Petit Palace Vargas
The area of Plaza de Armas, which includes Las Setas and Plaza de la Legión, combines history and urban life for the traveler. From this building, an old train station of iron and glass architecture, routes through the historic center and along the Guadalquivir depart, ensuring proximity to the main points of interest, including the always cheerful taverns, bars, and restaurants of Seville.
The most contemporary Seville has its great icon in Las Setas (also called Metropol Parasol), a wooden structure that transforms the Plaza de la Encarnación. Las Setas has a walkway at the highest point to contemplate the rooftops of the historic center panoramically and thus discover the contrast between current architecture and the city of always. An ideal place to stop and take some photos.
Iberian acorn ham is a delicacy accessible to all palates. Located on Castelar 1, Cinco Jotas Sevilla is a good choice to indulge in the flavor of this product along with other similar specialties such as cold cuts and cheeses as well as meats and fish.
On Adriano 20 street in the Arenal neighborhood, Bar Baratillo gifts the traveler with the spirit of bullfighting Seville. Its proposal of tapas and traditional cuisine invites sharing dishes and portions while enjoying a unique atmosphere among brick walls and wood. Open every day from 12:00 to 24:00 hours.
Witness to the old Convent of La Merced Calzada, the Museum of Fine Arts of Seville surprises not only for being the second art gallery in Spain but also for the artistic depth of a legacy that includes masterpieces by artists such as Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, Francisco de Zurbarán, Juan de Valdés Leal, El Greco, and others.