2025 Seville Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in January)

How about a winter vacation to Seville, southern Spain, which has a completely different weather from snowy Korea? The blazing sun made me forget the coldness of Korea. The sunlight was warm, but if you were in the shade, a cool breeze blew so it wasn't hot, so it was great for traveling! 1️⃣~2️⃣ Piazza di Spagna This is considered one of the most beautiful squares in Spain. The magnificent buildings and the canals in front of the buildings are very charming. The night view is also gorgeous, so I recommend enjoying both the day and night. 3️⃣ After visiting the Plaza di Spagna, I walked to the Seville Cathedral. It was about a 20-minute walk, so it was a good distance to walk! As I walked, I noticed trees and Christmas decorations all over the place. As I walked while looking around, I arrived at the Seville Cathedral in no time! 4️⃣~6️⃣ Seville Cathedral It is the third largest cathedral in Europe. It was built over a period of about a century, starting in 1402, and since it was built over a long period of time, it has a mix of Gothic, Neo-Gothic, and Renaissance styles. I couldn't take my eyes off its magnificent scale! 7️⃣~8️⃣ Bar El Comercio I recommend Bar El Comercio, a Seville churros restaurant that has been in business since 1904. Unlike Korean churros, it is thicker and feels like eating bread. You can experience a fantastic taste by dipping freshly fried churros in a rich chocolate latte. 8️⃣ Starbucks Starbucks is everywhere in the world! I've been to Starbucks in Seville, and I ordered a menu that is also available in Korea, and it tasted the same. It was refreshing, so I was even more excited about the trip. @sejin.kr #Trip.comGayoDaejeon #Spain #WinterVacation

#2024Travel Review Every big city in Spain has a #SpainPlaza, but the most beautiful one is recognized as #Sevilla, the capital of Andalusia. The unique scenery and enthusiasm of southern Spain make it the "most beautiful place in Spain". "Plaza". The Plaza de España was built in 1929 to host the American Exposition. Its main design is a semicircular symmetrical building. The building is surrounded by a large square and a semicircular canal, which fully demonstrates the characteristics of the Moorish rule. It is decorated with exquisite painted tiles and collaged into 58 beautiful niches, symbolizing the style of 58 cities in Spain. In addition to the beauty of the architecture, you can also enjoy a horse-drawn carriage ride in Plaza de España, and you can also row a boat in the lake to enjoy the warm sunshine. If you are lucky, you can also watch free flamenco and dance performances, as well as street performers and handicrafts for sale. interesting. In terms of free attractions, the Plaza de España in Seville really has a very high CP value and is very suitable for a walk in the afternoon to evening. There are also attractions such as the Royal Palace of Seville and the Golden Tower nearby, which are well worth a visit. # SpainTravel #SeviaAttractions #Andalucia #SpainPlaza #Flamenge

This Seville landmark with a rich history is definitely deserves attention. The building is located on one of the busiest streets near the Museum of Fine Arts. The famous building dates back to the 16th century, and the most valuable thing here is the collection of Roman mosaics, which decorate almost the entire first floor. It is open as a museum, where you can see unique pieces of Andalusian art. The cost of visiting is 10 euros. #europetrip

#palace #100 ways to travel #Sevilla, the capital of Andalusia in southern Spain, has many popular attractions, but if you want to talk about the architectural visibility, you must recommend the #Real Alcazar de Sevilla. This palace, which combines Islamic, Gothic and Renaissance styles, has a lot of history. It is not only the official residence of the Spanish royal family in Sevia, but it is also the filming location of the famous TV series #A Song of Ice and Fire! The Royal Palace of Seville is composed of two parts: the "Palace of Pedro I" and the "Alcazar Palace". It was modeled after the "Alhambra Palace" in Granada. No wonder it feels like a déjà vu. The multi-layered arches, wall carvings, promenade pools, and colorful arabesque wall tiles are full of Moorish style. In the vernacular, it is resplendent. Every room in the palace is extremely ostentatious, especially the coronation hall, with its carved wooden dome and gold inlays, which are so luxurious and exquisite that it is shocking! Of course, A Song of Ice and Fire was also filmed here. The palace garden is also another must-see attraction. It is an Islamic-style garden like a maze of corridors, with a sea of ​​neatly trimmed trees and tropical palms. Multiple scenes of #Game of Thrones were filmed here. Many fans came here to explore and check out each spot one by one. , quite interesting. #SpainTravel #Sevia #Andalusia #Royal Palace #100 Ways to Travel #Moorish #Spanish Royal Family

#100 Ways to Travel Travel freely in Spain. After leaving Madrid, take the high-speed train to the beautiful capital of Andalucia #Sevilla. Different from the gloomy urban area of ​​Madrid, the sunshine in southern Spain is really hot, with clear blue sky and goose yellow color. The old town is intertwined with a humanistic style full of vitality and enthusiasm. It's so beautiful! On this trip, I especially chose the Sleepin Sevilla, an apartment hotel located near the New Square of the Town Hall. Unexpectedly, the alley where the apartment is located is complicated. After circling for a long time, I couldn't find it. I happened to be rescued by an apartment employee who came out on a bicycle. Just follow her. Got it! The Sleepin Sevilla apartment hotel is quite spacious. The two-bedroom apartment is 60 square meters in size. It is designed in a modern style, simple and bright, and has a large living room and kitchen. There is even a washing machine. It is more comfortable than living at home! Before the epidemic, the price of stay was extremely cheap, only €182 for two nights, which is equivalent to NT$6,400. After the epidemic, prices across Europe have increased, and now you can only stay for one night for NT$6,400! Sleepin Sevilla is very convenient as long as you are familiar with the location. It is within walking distance of the most famous attractions, such as the Bullring, the Cathedral, the Royal Palace, etc. It is also very comfortable to walk along the Golden Tower on the river bank. It is highly recommended to travel to Spain. You must do it. Visit Andalusia in the south for a true taste of Spanish flamenco. # SPAINTRAVEL #ANDALUSIA #SEVIA #100WAYS TO TRAVEL #FLAMENCO #sevilla #Bullring

La Mala is a popular brunch spot located in Seville, especially known for its delicious egg tarts. The place isn't very large, and it quickly fills up due to its reputation. It has the vibe of a local neighborhood eatery, where both locals and tourists can enjoy a leisurely afternoon together. 📍C. Rivero, 7, Casco Antiguo, 41004 Sevilla

I visited FILO, a popular brunch spot in Seville. Due to its small size, it gets quite crowded, so if you arrive late, you might not find a seat. I ordered a brunch set that included an omelet, juice, and coffee. Considering European prices, it was very cost-effective. The fresh vegetables and juice were particularly delicious. 📍C. Hernando Colón, 19, Casco Antiguo, 41004 Sevilla

#EuropeanTravel #Seville #Spain #Restaurant #100TravelStyles The Golden Tower, Seville's representative attraction, is a great place to visit in the evening. There are many restaurants, bars, and cafes nearby, so it's a good place to stop by after sightseeing. I also ordered a glass of beer and risotto as tapas at a nearby restaurant, and it was so delicious. After finishing the meal, I was able to see the night view of the river, which was great. 📍C. Postigo del Carbón, 6, Casco Antiguo, 41001 Sevilla, Spain

#traveldiaries Casa de Pilatos is a beautiful palace that perfectly blends Renaissance and Mudéjar architectural styles. It is one of the finest examples of a private residence in Seville and is still partly inhabited by the family of the Dukes of Medinaceli. The palace’s ornate ceilings, gardens, and patios are a delight to explore. It also houses a collection of Roman sculptures and artworks that add to its cultural value.

🇪🇸Splendid Seville🇪🇸 This is one of the most iconic and important spots in Plaza de España, the 48 benches which represents one of every province of Spain. It’s in alphabetic order and starts on the left with ‘Alava’ and ends with ‘Zaragoza’ on the right. In 1929 there were 49 provinces (now 52), but Sevilla is not represented, why do you think? If we go back to the reason why every province is one bench, we can find the reason for it; is to get information about that province. On every single bench you can see: 💙A map of the province 💙One moment in history which was important for that province 💙Painted by a painter from that province 💙The Province’s coat of arms But there is no bench to represent Sevilla, it’s because the constructors thought ‘why should we make one? You can just walk for 15 minutes towards the center and you will get all the information you need.’ #traveldiaries #photolocations #summervacation #freehotelstay #familytrip #localguides #spaintrip #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks #passionpassport #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #spain #foodie #asiatrip #mustdo #food #trip

🇪🇸Splendid Seville🇪🇸 The place you have to visit if you ever go to Sevilla, has to be Plaza de España! It’s one of the most incredible places in Spain. This amazing place is not only stunning but also contains many visible secrets, that you will understand if you know a little bit of the history. Plaza de España was created due to the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. This was held to welcome the former colonies of Spain, which means most of South America and even Portugal and the United States were invited. The square, as you can see, is shaped half-round, which stands for the welcome sign. They were basically welcoming the former colonies back to Spain. This is one of the many secret elements of this amazing place that not many people know about. Unfortunately, this exposition wasn’t the biggest success. This was all because traveling wasn’t that easy yet at that time. Besides that, they were happy to not be colonized anymore by the Spaniards. #traveldiaries #photolocations #summervacation #freehotelstay #familytrip #localguides #spaintrip #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks #passionpassport #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #spain #foodie #asiatrip #mustdo #food #trip

Metropol Parasol in Seville is a unique architectural structure that locals call 'Setas' (mushrooms). It is the largest wooden structure in the world, combining modern design with ancient Roman ruins. At the top, there is an observation deck where you can enjoy a 360-degree view of Seville. Visiting during sunset allows you to relish the golden cityscape. On the first floor, there is an archaeological museum where you can admire historical artifacts, making it a unique space to experience both the past and present of Seville. Observation deck entrance fee: 15 euros

🇪🇸Splendid Seville🇪🇸 When I was in Seville in Spain, many places were walkable and easy to reach to. I walked over the Puente de San Telmo bridge to district of Triana. Then walked on the busy Betis Street along the river, here there are restaurants and bars overlooking the Guadalquivir River as well as the Muelle Camaronero. Views from here are particularly pretty with both town and ricer views, you can even see the tower, some Ships and other bridges. Great for photo taking or relaxing with food and drinks at one of the restaurants. I particularly loved the colorful building lined up here on Betis Road and little roads that lead to more alleyways in between Triana. This is a district well worth exploring for its vibrancy and history. #soloadventures#traveltips #summervacation #freehotelstay #familytrip #localguides #spaintrip #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks #passionpassport #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #spain #foodie #asiatrip #mustdo #food #trip

🌎Spain is an exotic country. Its architecture, music, dance and culture are all full of mystery. Along this route, you can feel the majesty of the Roman Catholic Church, the passion of flamenco dance and the splendor of the ancient royal palace. These exotic elements make Spain’s literary and artistic atmosphere unique, making it difficult to resist its temptation. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Barcelona→Valencia→Alicante→Nerja→Sevilla→Cordoba→Madrid 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Pick up the car at the Barcelona car dealership – Barcelona Cathedral – Casa Batlló – La Pedrera – La Sagrada Familia DAY2: Valencia Cathedral-Valencia City Hall Square DAY3: City of Arts and Sciences—Castle de Santa Barbara DAY4: Red Wall—European Balcony of Nerja DAY5: Plaza de España – Royal Palace of Seville – Seville Cathedral DAY6: Flamenco Dance Museum—Córdoba Ancient Roman Bridge DAY7: Baihua Lane—Castle of the Christian Kings—Calahorra Tower DAY8: Royal Palace of Madrid – San Miguel Market – Puerta del Sol 🌸The total journey is about 1,751 miles, and the recommended travel time is about 8 days, which is suitable for humanities lovers. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️ Casa Batlló, designed by the talented architect Gaudí, is shaped like the flesh and bones of a dragon. It is weird, colorful, full of eerie beauty and magical charm, just like the "Ghost House" in fairy tales. ✔️Sagrada Familia, with its towering hollow spiers, abstract and magical structures, complex and exquisite sculptures, and colorful windows with colorful lights and shadows, this building that defies the "laws" of reality exudes the glory of sacred religion, making people deeply surrender to their faith. Great power. ✔️The Royal Palace of Seville, this beautiful palace combines Gothic architectural elements and Islamic clay architectural style, especially the stucco work and arabesque style, giving the hall building a gorgeous visual impact, which can be called The essence of the entire palace. This is also one of the filming locations for "Game of Thrones". ✔️Plaza de España combines the "Art Deco style" popular in Europe at the beginning of the last century and the "Neo-Mudejar style" in Spain. The ancient Roman cloister arches and Islamic architectural styles complement each other, making it particularly majestic and unique. ✔️Puerta del Sol, as the busiest and most vibrant square in Madrid, Puerta del Sol is surrounded by rows of shops. The constant flow of people makes it one of the important political, cultural and commercial centers in Spain. ☀️Driving in Spain is a feast of freedom, culture and food. In this charming land, you will encounter countless heart-warming moments and leave behind unforgettable memories. Let’s embark on this exotic romantic journey together! #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

🌎From the gentle beaches of Portugal to the passionate streets of Spain, this is a romantic road trip across the Mediterranean. The unique cultures and landscapes of the two countries are intertwined, presenting you with breathtaking pictures. If you are eager to experience the customs of different countries, then this Spanish-Portugal self-driving route will be a choice you cannot miss. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Lisbon → Évora → Seville → Ronda → Granada → Toledo → Madrid → Segovia → Zaragoza → Barcelona 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Alfama Old Town – São Jorge Castle – Jerónimos Monastery – Belem Tower DAY2: Roman Temple—Ossuary Church—Seville DAY3: Plaza de España – Golden Tower – Seville Cathedral – Talalda Tower DAY4: Ronda New Bridge-Ronda Bullring-El Tajo Canyon-Alhambra Palace DAY5: Alcazar-Toledo Cathedral-Madrid DAY6: Royal Palace of Madrid—Puerta del Sol—Almudena Cathedral DAY7: Segovia Cathedral—Ancient Roman Aqueduct—Alcazar Castle DAY8: Church of Our Lady of Pilar - Square of the Holy Column - Montserrat Monastery DAY9: Ancient Egypt Park – Sagrada Familia – Barcelona Cathedral – La Pedrera – Casa Batlló 🌸The self-driving mileage is about 2,100 kilometers. The recommended travel time is 10 days, suitable for all people. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Jeronimos Monastery: The most prominent monument in Lisbon, it took 100 years to build. The monastery is a perfect combination of Gothic and Renaissance styles. It is called the "treasure" of Manueline architecture by later generations. It is the most gorgeous and majestic monastery in Portugal. The nuns of the convent invented the Portuguese egg tart. ✔️Seville Royal Palace: This beautiful palace combines Gothic architectural elements and Islamic clay architectural style, especially the stucco work and arabesque style, giving the hall building a gorgeous visual impact, which can be called The essence of the entire palace. This is also one of the filming locations for "Game of Thrones". ✔️Puerta del Sol: As the busiest and most vibrant square in Madrid, Puerta del Sol is surrounded by rows of shops. The constant flow of people makes it one of the important political, cultural and commercial centers in Spain. ✔️ Casa Batlló: Designed by the talented architect Gaudí, it is shaped like the flesh and bones of a dragon ☀️Driving through Spain and Portugal by car is like a journey through time and space. From the melodious folk songs of Portugal to the flamenco dance of Spain, from ancient castles to bustling cities, every journey is full of surprises and touches. This is not only a visual enjoyment, but also a spiritual touch. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

|Portugal + Spain 7 cities 13 days, all the way beautiful to crazy. 🍀This summer, . Sisters who want to go don't cross it out, you will be able to use it~ day1 💠Many places in the old town of Porto are not accessible to vehicles, very suitable for City Walk ~ Lero Bookstore, St. Benedict Train Station, Porto Cathedral, Church of the Holy Spirit, Red Top Sunset, Libera-sur-Duro area Dinner, spend a day just right~ day2 🔹Lisbon, the city of weddings - Obidus is my first stop. After lunch, go to the capital of Lisbon, take a tram to feel the romance of this city is the best way, watch a Fado performance in the evening, perfect day3 💠Cintra, Fairytale Palace-Pena Palace, Cliff Town, Cape Roca are today's main characters!Especially in the afternoon to Cliff Town this next💠afternoon tea shop, square grid floor-to-ceiling windows with the opposite scale of red The house, the atmosphere is really breathtakingly beautiful~ day4-5 🔹Southern coastline, in addition to surfing, windsurfing, boating, swimming, pristine beaches, cliff sea views and wine estates can not be missed! 🏯 Hotel recommendations 💠Porto: Pestana Palacio Do Freixo Lisbon: Tivoli Avenida Liberdade Xing Southern coastline: Vila Vita Parc day6 💠Arrive in Andalusi, Spain, ancient architecture and Tavera in the small town of Faro for afternoon tea, stay in Seville for the evening. Dinner was 🔹used at the hotel, and you can see a game of Flamengo day7 🔹Sevilla Royal Palace, Seville Cathedral, ancient carriage tour super-famous Spanish Square, Seville ancient city full view restaurant dinner, is the play arrangement of this day. day8 Jerez, please, in addition to the sense of age in the old town, the vineyard winery is the highlight! This time we will go to Sherry Winery and Vineyard, which started in 1886, to taste 2 extremely precious VORS grade sherry wines! , day9 How to play the day: “Best place for elopement” - Ronda on the cliffs, City of Flowers - Córdoba, dinner at the riverside restaurant in the Old Town, admiring the view of the famous Roman Bridge. day10-12 These 3 days in Madrid, windmill town, ancient city of Toledo tour and afternoon tea, Madrid Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor lunch, Prado Gallery and more and strolling souvenirs. 🏯 Hotel Recommendations: 💠Cinzeville: Hotel Colón Gran Melià Cinjeres: Casa Palacio María Luisa 🔹Hin Cordoba: Hotel Hospes Palacio del Bailio Hing Madrid: Thompson Madrid

I heard that European countries would close their attractions, shops, and restaurants early on Christmas Eve to go home and celebrate. I planned to arrive in Seville on the 24th and go to the Spanish Square after checking in. It was just at sunset, with no tickets and time restrictions, which seemed like a perfect arrangement. Today is Christmas, all attractions are completely closed. This time in Seville, I have to leave some regrets. The palace and the cathedral are closed, and the plan to visit the great navigator Columbus can only be postponed. I can only wander around the streets, look at the exterior of the attractions and the street view, which also feels quite beautiful. The picture limit in the text is used up, a solid 20, and it seems not enough. Seville, the capital of Andalusia, has a long history. I once heard an Arab proverb: If you haven't been to Seville, you can't be considered well-traveled. The city, which has been built for more than 2000 years, has experienced the rule of six civilizations, leaving countless architectural treasures. Seville is a very special city, where the Romans, Arabs, Islam, and Christianity have all left some buildings. Seville is quite inclusive. In 1248, after Christianity defeated the Muslims and recaptured Seville, they directly used the mosque as a church until 1402. Then they rebuilt the church on the old site. After 100 years of hard construction, Seville Cathedral became the largest church in the world. Although the church is defined as Gothic, it still retains the original Islamic architectural features, such as the Giralda, which was transformed from the original mosque's minaret, and is now the symbol of Seville. The great navigator Columbus is buried here. The Royal Palace of Seville is a huge and beautiful palace. It's a bit regrettable that it can't be visited because of the holiday. Some people even say it can be compared to heaven. There is also a Golden Tower by the river, which is also one of the iconic buildings of Seville, Salvador Square, St. Jorge Castle, Santa Cruz Street, and the old bullring. There is an old bridge on the river - Isabel II Bridge. In short, the city layout and planning are very wonderful, the streets are clean and tidy, and it's pleasing to the eye no matter how you look at it. In addition to architecture, the origins of bullfighting and flamenco are related to Seville. There are many stories circulating here, which provide material for musicians. Musicians Mozart and Rossini have created 'The Marriage of Figaro', 'Carmen', 'Don Juan', and 'The Barber of Seville' based on the material of Seville. I didn't expect to encounter the Christmas holiday break. According to Chinese customs, holidays should be more welcoming to tourists. It still applies the old Arab proverb 'If you haven't been to Seville, you can't be considered well-traveled'. I thought my arrangement was perfect, but I still fell into the pit. Hehe🤭, the itinerary and hotel for the next part have been confirmed, so I have to give up and continue the next itinerary. Use the photos in the text to promote Seville. Maybe there will be a chance to come again in the future.

zar of Seville, a royal palace that seamlessly blends Moorish and Renaissance influences. Explore its beautiful gardens and get lost in its intricate courtyards, each one whispering stories of centuries past. When hunger strikes, head to Triana, a vibrant neighborhood known for its delicious tapas and flamenco traditions. Indulge in local delicacies like salmorejo and montaditos while savoring the lively atmosphere of the taverns. To make the most of your visit, climb the Giralda Tower for panoramic views of the city's rooftops and the majestic Cathedral of Seville. Marvel at its grandeur and learn about its historical significance as the final resting place of Christopher Columbus. For an authentic cultural experience, be sure to catch a flamenco performance at a traditional tablao. Let the passionate rhythms and heartfelt expressions of the dancers transport you to the soul of Andalusia. Overall, Seville offers a blend of history, art, and vibrant energy that will leave an indelible mark on your travel memories. From its stunning architecture to its lively gastronomy, this enchanting city has something to offer every curious traveler. So pack your bags and let Seville whisk you away on a mesmerizing journey of exploration and discovery! #SevilleAdventures #CulturalWonders #TapasDelight #falltrip#localguides#familytrip

Attraction name: Seville Cathedral Location: Seville, southern Spain. Seville has many attractions and one of the most centrally located with historical significance is the cathedral. The Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See, better known as Seville Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic cathedral. You can see it from the main shopping streets in Seville. You are allowed to enter the gates of the premises and look at the beautiful gothic architecture close up. Take a visit inside and learn more about the history of this place and be amazed! #fallingseason #seville #spain

#wecreate #spain #seville #historical #oldtown #spanish #city #urbanexplorer #unesco Seville City is located in the southern region of Spain just on the top of Gibraltar. An old rustic city that dated all the way back to almost 1940 or more. You will be able to see beautiful structures and design of castle like buildings set during the roman times and Jewish quarters and old bars situated all around the city of seville. This place is also popular among tourists due to its world renowned bull fights and the Spanish tapas(they are like small little snack like dishes). Seville is also said to now be under the UNESCO Heritage list as well!

A cathedral in Seville, the capital of the Andalusia region in southern Spain. Catedral de Sevilla Seville Cathedral Av. de la Constitución *Adult tickets for the day cost 12€ The largest cathedral in Spain and the third largest in the world. It is said that a huge mosque was built here during the Middle Ages, when the city was ruled by the Moors (Muslims). As a result, some remnants of the mosque can be seen in the current cathedral, which is unusual for a Christian cathedral. The bell tower called La Giralda was originally the spire (minaret) of a mosque. Some remnants of the mosque can be seen inside the cathedral. One of the highlights is the tomb of explorer Columbus inside. It is registered as a World Heritage Site along with the Alcázar and Archive of the Indies in the same city. #SevilleCathedral #sevilla #Catedral #Andalusia #SpainTrip #SpainTour

My recent stay at Querencia de Sevilla, an Autograph Collection hotel, was an absolute delight from start to finish. This hidden gem nestled in the heart of the city exceeded my expectations in every aspect, making it an exceptional choice for travelers seeking a memorable and affordable experience. One of the standout features of this hotel is its unbeatable central location. Situated in the heart of Sevilla, it offers convenient access to the city’s most iconic landmarks, cultural sites, and vibrant streets. Whether I was exploring the historic center or immersing myself in the local atmosphere, I always found myself just steps away from the hotel, making it the perfect base for my adventures. Speaking of affordability, Querencia de Sevilla offers exceptional value for money. Compared to other hotels in the area, its pricing is surprisingly reasonable, considering the high level of comfort and service provided. It’s refreshing to find a hotel that combines affordability with quality, allowing budget-conscious travelers to enjoy a memorable stay without compromising on comfort. During my stay, I was pleasantly surprised to receive a free upgrade to a more spacious room. The gesture demonstrated the hotel’s commitment to guest satisfaction and added a touch of luxury to my experience. The room was tastefully decorated, well-appointed, and provided a cozy retreat after a long day of exploration. Another delightful aspect of my stay was the breakfast offered at the hotel. The morning spread featured a wide variety of delicious options, from freshly baked pastries to hearty local delicacies. The attentive staff ensured that everything was well-stocked and promptly replenished, making each breakfast a delightful culinary experience that fueled me for the day ahead. In conclusion, Querencia de Sevilla is a hidden gem that exceeds expectations in every way. Its central location provides easy access to the city’s attractions, the affordable pricing offers excellent value for money, and the complimentary room upgrade added an extra touch of luxury to my stay. Coupled with the delectable breakfast offerings, this hotel provides an unforgettable experience that I wholeheartedly recommend to fellow travelers.

Sevilla in the south of Spain 🇪🇸 I think it's a city that gives you the feeling of Spain. You can climb to the top of the famous las setas (mushrooms) and see the cityscape of Seville! It's as hot as being in an oven during the day, so it's best to go in the evening 🚶🏻‍♀️ If you're lucky, you might even see a horse-drawn carriage 🐴 It's a relatively compact city, so you can enjoy it quite a bit in one day. At night, I hope you'll watch flamenco and feel the Spanish atmosphere 💃🏻 #Sevilla #Spain #EuropeTrip

To get to the south of Spain 🇪🇸 We passed by📍Trujillo for food 🥘 and📍Méride for a night after driving 4 hours 🏨 Hotel ILUNION Las Lomas 📍Address: Av. Reina Sofia, 78, 06800 Mérida, Badajoz, Spain 👉🏼 Facilities: Swimming pool, gym and parking (we checked in very late and left early in the morning) 💰Avg per night: £70 ⚡️Highlights: It’s simplistic and easy access for cars and it is right by the highway 🚗 We hit the road again the next day 🚘 Another⏱️2 hours before arriving 📍Sevilla ✨ We found 🅿️ free parking in📍Triana Oeste Which is near the water park📍Isla Mágica 🎡 If you’re a water person, you should check it out cuz a lot of people were queuing outside 📣🤣And you can hear people screaming from time to time on the roller coaster 🎢 We move on to the centre of Sevilla through the bridge📍Puente de la Barqueta🌁 it’s beautiful with the magnificent weather 🌤️🕶️ Walking into 📍 Seville San Gil almost gives you an idea of being in a small town in Italy 🇮🇹 😀 Here are some landmarks in the area 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 📍Ayuntamiento de Sevilla -The Town Hall of Sevilla You will see there are tables set up outside It wouldn’t be a bad idea to take a coffee or pint there and admire the Roman-style architecture ☕️ 📍San Francisco Square 📍La Giralda (The Catedral de Sevilla) 📍Puerta de San Cristóbal 📍Archivo de Indias 📍Puerta del León ( Lion Gate) 🙆🏻‍♀️I love this city that you can choose to rent a scooter 🛴 or hop on a tram and visit around or simply walk ✨ weather is good and hot but not unbearable 💕 (However, put on sunscreen and a hat or sunglasses to cover yourself 🧴🕶️👒 or you will get a bad burn 🔥!) The next attraction is 📍Torre del Oro -A very unique museum by the river it’s small but only costs £3 to get in there 🏰 If you’re not fancy getting inside the museum, walk along the river to get the best view of the 📍Torre de Oro. As we were heading to the📍Plaza de España You will see a grand government building📍Palacio de San Telmo on the way Lastly, the breathtaking 📍 Plaza de España is located inside the park 🏞️and is surrounded by beautiful fountains ⛲️, monuments and gardens 🪴 😍 But yeah! We spent most of our time here 📸Taking pictures 🤳and watching street shows in the middle of the plaza 💃🏻 it was a Latino thing the vibe was really good and crowded with audiences 🎪🎤 On the way to the parking, we stopped at a bar again 📍 Manhattan river bar cocktails 🍸 We took two bottles of beer 🍻 It’s in the afternoon not so many people are here so we just chill a bit 🧘🏻‍♀️watching people kayaking in the river next to us. 🌟Highlights of this city are that grab yourself a gelato 🍨 from whichever restaurant, they are good 👍🏼 😋 And book the tickets 🎫 in advance to enter the attractions e.g 📍Lion Gate,📍Torre del Oro and 📍La Giralda. It’s cheaper to book before the trip and the splendid interiors of those places are definitely worth every penny⭐️#tripblazers #summervacation

Location: Seville city, Spain. Getting there: Fly from most major European cities or take the train from Madrid or Malaga. Metropol Parasol Seville hosts the world’s largest wooden structure: Metropol Parasol, also known as Las Setas. It's an amazing piece of modern architecture in the center of the city. I recommend paying the small entry fee to climb the stairs to the top. From the top you can look closely at the design and get panoramic views of Seville city. #seville #spain

|Alacant is a port city in southeastern Spain, Located on the Mediterranean Sea, Alicante Bay is a historic city and commercial port in southeastern Spain. It is an important seaport, connected by the oldest railway in Spain. The scenery is beautiful, the climate is pleasant, it is a famous tourist city. Alacant has many ancient buildings, and the towering Castle of Santa Barbara is the oldest historical building in the city; The 14th century Santa Maria Parish Church is one of the oldest churches in Spain; The 18th century City Hall and St. Nicholas Cathedral are also famous attractions in the city. Now it is also one of the most popular tourist cities among Spaniards. It is the preferred destination for summer vacation. Spain, Europe

Address📍: Prta de Jerez, 3, 41004 Sevilla, Spain Famous for 😎: being one of the coolest hotels in Seville that local people admire, also its seafood restaurant as shown in the photos Price 💰: $$$ usually €300/night, and extra €25 for pets Experience 🤓: environment ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ service ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ food ⭐️⭐️⭐️ value for money ⭐️⭐️ overall ⭐️⭐️⭐️ #seville #tayko #seafood #andalusia #spain

Setas de Sevilla ("Mushrooms of Seville") or Las Setas ("The Mushrooms"), initially titled Metropol Parasol, is a wooden structure located at La Encarnación square in the old quarter of Seville, Spain. It was designed by the German architect Jürgen Mayer and completed in April 2011. It has dimensions of 150 by 70 metres and an approximate height of 26 metres and claims to be the largest wooden structure in the world. Its appearance, location, delays and cost overruns in construction resulted in much public controversy. Getting There - By Metro - Located 15 minutes from Puerta de Jerez, you can visit Mushrooms of Seville from metro line T1 (from the Plaza Nueva). Attractions - Experience the unique architecture Hotels - Many hotels nearby to suit all budget Food & Restaurants - Many restaurant nearby to suit all budget Shopping - Souvenirs and retail shopping available nearby #mushroom #setasdesevilla #seville #sevilla #spain #tonywanderlust

Seville (or Sevilla in Spainish) was a beautiful city with lots of history and colour. Found in the magnificent region of Andalusia, Seville is ideal either as a city break getaway or part of a greater Spain trip. With 2 days in Seville, you’ll see that this passionate city overflows with culture, food, history, and everything in between. Do remember to try out orange wine when you’re there for the experience! 🍊🍷#spain #seville

It is a royal palace in Seville, Spain, built for the Christian king Peter of Castile. It was built by Castilian Christians on the site of an Abbadid Muslim alcazar, or residential fortress. #tripblazers#MyTripLog#CelebrateWithTrip