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    Explore Santa Cruz

    and marvel at the gothic Seville Cathedral

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    Enjoy tapas

    in the taverns of Calle Betis

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    Visit a private winery

    and sip on velvety organic wine

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    Watch a flamenco show

    and learn the traditional song and dance of the gypsies of Andalusia

    Andalusia's Moorish and Castilian beauty

    With the Greek demi-god of Hercules as its mythical founder, Seville was pre-destined to be be great. And great it was, both as the jewel in the Moorish Caliphate of Cordoba and as the capital of the most powerful Castilian Kingdom, a dual legacy that bequeathed the city its eye-popping architecture and majestic grace. While Seville reached its peak of cultural brilliance in the 17th century and then suffered terribly in the Spanish Civil War, today it has resurrected itself as the capital and largest city of Andalusia. You’ll need to spend a few days here at least to experience the true essence of Spanish grandeur.

    Containing no less than three UNESCO World Heritage Sites – the Alcazar palace complex, the Cathedral, and the General Archive of the Indies – Seville’s Old Town is the third largest in Europe. Head to the Santa Cruz quarter, rich in Moorish splendour, and you’ll see fascinating medieval engravings. The neighbourhood of Triana on the west bank of the Guadalquivir River is a folk, monumental, and cultural centre while La Macarena on the northern side of the city centre is home to many important monuments and religious buildings.

    The city simply has too many wonders to list, but while you’re here, you can’t be forgiven for missing the Plaza de Espana in Maria Luisa Park, an outstanding example of Regionalist Revival architecture featuring Art Deco details and lavishly ornamented with Andalusian glazed tiles. Climb La Giralda tower attached to the monumental Gothic St. Mary of the See Cathedral, take a tour of the magnificent Torre del Oro river watchtower or visit the Palace of San Telmo, one of the most emblematic baroque buildings you can find.

    Highlights

    Tour Seville’s Old Town and its three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Alcazar Palace complex, the Cathedral, and the General Archive of the Indies

    Marvel at Plaza España

    Climb La Giralda tower and the Torre del Oro

    Visit the Palace of San Telmo

    Explore the Museum of Fine Arts of Seville

    Arguably the prettiest town in Spain, there is a something really special about Seville. I have some of my fondest travel memories here, from sipping delicious Spanish sangria on the promenades, to wandering around the Alcázar of Seville (Royal Palace). It is a magical city, in one of the most beautiful countries in the world.

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    Kate Herz

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    Luxury accommodation in Seville

    There are many incredible places to stay in Seville. Here are some of our favourites, handpicked by our travel designers:

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    Where to go

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    Andalusia

    Andalusia possesses the most-varied terrain in all of Spain and boasts both a Mediterranean and an Atlantic coastline.

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    Barcelona

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    Bilbao

    Sophisticated, cosmopolitan, and vibrant, Bilbao is the modern face of the Basques.

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    Catalonia and the Costa Brava

    Along Catalonia’s rugged coast, the Costa Brava, secluded beaches are punctuated by fishing towns.

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    Duero Valley Wine Region

    With more than 300 wineries, there’s no chance of going thirsty. Each and every winemaker is immensely proud of their product and have their own secrets.

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    Granada

    Granada is as famous for its beautiful gardens and charming narrow streets as for its tavern-style nightlife and Flamenco-skilled gypsy artists.

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    La Rioja Wine Region

    Tucked away between the Basque Country, Navarre and Castilla y Leon, northern La Rioja may be small, but it’s full of spirit.

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    Madrid

    The Spanish capital is bursting with life and passion and through its well planned streets course Madrilenos, the city’s inhabitants.

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    Malaga and the Costa del Sol

    Malaga is best known for the Costa del Sol, a stretch of sandy coastline punctuated by Marbella and Puerto Banus Marina, as well as sleepier fishing villages.

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    Mallorca

    Beloved by Chopin, George Sand, Joan Miro, and other such luminaries, the largest of the Balearic Islands is nothing short of inspiring.

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    San Sebastian

    The sophisticated and shimmering city of San Sebastian in the north has quickly become the Spanish city of choice for those in the know.

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    Santiago de Compostela

    Santiago de Compostela is one of the country’s most culturally and historically significant cities.

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    When to visit

    The best time to visit Seville is in the shoulder months, from April to June and September to October when the weather is usually beautiful, yet not too hot. The summer months (June-August) are always buzzing with tourists and it can get rather warm.

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    Perfect for sightseeing

    April - June / September - October

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    Very warm days

    June - August

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