Seville is a beautiful city with a rich history, so the attractions that one can visit here are numerous. Seville is a representative of different cultures and religions that contributed immeasurably to the splendor of the city and the entire area. Here you will find a list of sights that you should not miss while staying in Seville.
The Alcázar Royal Palace is the most beautiful landmark of Seville. Enter the Lion's Gate, and a royal complex of 10 units awaits you inside. A beauty among all tourist attractions. Real Alcazar de Seville has a castle in its name, i.e. alcazar is a word of Arabic origin and when translated into Spanish it means castle. The castle was built in the Mudehar style, and this direction represents the influence of Christianity and Islamic culture and represents a part of the period in history when Christians, Jews and Muslims lived together in peace with each other.
Plaza de Toros in Seville stands out as the largest and most important bullring in Spain. It is one of the most visited sights, and during the famous Toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballeria de Sevilla festival, it gathers a large number of bullfighting fans from all over the world. The capacity of the arena is 13,000 seats, and it is located on Barailho hill. It is characterized by a beautiful facade made in the Baroque style.
Santa Cruz District - If you want to feel the spirit of the history of the streets of Seville, the Santa Cruz District is your location, located near the Alcazar Palace. Santa Cruz District represents the old Jewish quarter from the Middle Ages. Surrounded by old streets, churches and buildings, it is a charming place to take a walk. The place is full of restaurants and small shops, beautiful colors, smells, and you only need to let yourself go and wander through the narrow streets. This magical historical part of the city exudes a special energy.
Torreo de Oro- Golden Tower - Another important tourist attraction of Seville is the Golden Tower, Torreo de Oro. The tower was built in the 12th century by the Almohad Caliphate. It has a very interesting appearance and a height of 26 meters. The dodecagonal tower was used for defense against enemies across the Guadalquivir river. From the Golden Tower to the other side of the shore there was a chain that did not allow ships to disturb the peace.
Seville Cathedral or Our Lady's Cathedral is a Roman Catholic church and the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, and it is also the third largest cathedral in the whole world. This cathedral is dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Already in the 6th century, when it was completed, its construction surpassed Hagia Sophia in size, which was the largest church in the world until then. This cathedral is part of the UNESCO world cultural heritage, and it was on this list because of its grandiose size and great historical value.
