[2025 Seville Attraction] Travel Guide for La Giralda (Updated Mar)

Sevilla is the capital of the Andalusia region of Spain and has a rich historical, cultural and artistic heritage. Seville's main attractions are relatively concentrated and suitable for exploring on foot. Bullring (La Maestranza) Built in the 18th century, it is one of the oldest bullrings in Spain and is famous for its elegant architecture. The venue can accommodate approximately 12,000 people and has a unique Baroque and neoclassical design. 🗓️Itinerary: The bullring is located in the city center and can be easily reached on foot from the cathedral and Plaza de España. Buy your tickets online in advance, especially during bullfighting season. Seville Cathedral One of the largest Gothic churches in the world, it is renowned for its spectacular architecture and ornate interior decoration. Giralda Tower: A must-see attraction, you can climb to the top of the tower to enjoy the beautiful view of the whole city. 🗓️Itinerary: Not far from the bullring and Plaza de España, suitable for walking exploration. It is recommended to visit in the morning or afternoon to avoid the crowds. Please be aware of the rules and dress appropriately when entering the church. Plaza de España It is a spectacular square with a large circular building in the center and beautiful canals and bridges surrounding it. With its blend of Moorish and Renaissance styles, it is an ideal location for photography enthusiasts. Take a walk around the square to enjoy the surrounding beauty, and rent boats to go boating on the canals. 🗓️Itinerary: It is an easy walk from the cathedral and the bullring, about 15-20 minutes. Food recommendations: Gelateria Mito The ice cream is super rich and smooth, it is definitely worth a try. 📍Address: C. San Pablo, 14, LOCAL C, Casco Antiguo, 41001 Sevilla, Spain Mr Cheesecakes - CHIPIONA Authentic Spanish Basque cake with rich cheese flavor and rich flavor choices. 📍Address: C. Alcaicería de la Loza, 2, Casco Antiguo, 41004 Sevilla, Spain #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025

Have you ever heard of Seville? 🇪🇸 It is the capital of Andalusia, Spain, and the fourth largest city in Spain! It can also be written as Seville or Sebirya. Have you heard of the barber of Seville? Seville is still unknown to Japanese people, but it is sure to become very popular from here! ! Tourism has suddenly become more popular since I heard that it was ranked number one in the 2022 European city rankings. ✨I'll be honest, this is the city where I lived. In Asia, it is very popular with Chinese and Koreans, and it is becoming a city that is easy for Asians to visit. Seville is the home of flamenco. There are many small shops where you can see flamenco shows. But there are many other attractions in this city that you should know about! There are many world-class spots 🎵 The size of the city, which you can walk around, is also perfect for sightseeing 🚶 ①Plaza Espana (Spain Square) 🏰🐴 It is a beautiful circular square decorated with decorations. It has been used for filming Star Wars, music festivals, and functions as a place for all kinds of art. Seville has many buildings that combine Islamic and European architecture. The combination of beautifully patterned tiles on a European-style building is a symbol of this. The tiles on the walls are said to depict important historical events of each state. In fact, it was built for the 1992 World Expo, so it is not a historic building. But you will be missing out if you don't see this beauty. The reason to go now is the price. It's free now, but there is talk of charging an admission fee soon due to the increase in tourists! Now is your chance! ② Setas (Metropol Parasol) 🍄🟫🌅 The largest wooden building in the world. Locals call it setas, which means mushrooms. The sunset you see from the top is more beautiful than you would expect, and it's worth going even for 15€. I recommend making an online reservation in advance, but it's always very crowded these days. I heard that you can go up multiple times a day with one ticket, but I think it depends on the mood of the attendant. Be careful. In fact, you can go up for free at the hotel opposite and see a similar sunset view. ③Cathedral & Giralda Tower⛪️🕌 The cathedral is the third largest in the world, and part of the foundation that was used as a Muslim mosque remains, making it a cathedral with a sense of history. Don't forget to climb the Giralda Tower. It's a great spot to get a panoramic view of the city of Seville. You just have to climb the slope all the way to the top of the tower. Historically, it was made into a slope instead of stairs so that horses could climb it. Even if reservations are sold out online, you can often get in if you line up. It also includes a ticket to the Treasury, which is about a 15-minute walk from the cathedral. If you have time left, go and see it. ④Old Town - Santa Cruz District🏘️💃 Seville's old town is the second largest in Europe. The narrow streets lined with old-fashioned houses and small shops make it feel like you're in a storybook. There are many restaurants, so you won't have any trouble finding a place to eat. This area is also home to many flamenco shows at night. ⑤ Triana Bridge and Triana District🌉🏞️ Seville also has nature. If you go west of the city, you will come across the Guadalquivir River and cross a beautifully decorated bridge to enter the Triana district. This area, where many artists were born, is beautiful with its historical buildings and a laid-back atmosphere. It's wonderful to spend an afternoon sunbathing by the river. There are still many more places I would like to introduce, but I'll stop here! And finally, if you want to go, now is the time to go! Semana Santa (Holy Week) in March and the spring festival of the Feria, one of Spain's three major festivals, are the tourist high seasons and the city is overflowing with people in April. In the summer, it is so hot that even locals run away from the city. Before it gets crowded, before you get found, before everything has to be charged an entrance fee! Please visit Seville!! #Fashionable places overseas #Europe travel #Sightseeing #0 yen travel

Andalusia Tour ~ Seville (Region) Seville is a city that has left its mark and many people define it as special. This may be due to the grandeur of its monument. Or maybe it's the charm of areas like Triana. It might be the scent of jasmine in the square, or it might be the Spanish guitar music on the streets. Some say it's a holiday tradition, and many believe the snacks are the real reason. a monumental city You can see it with your own eyes just a few meters between the Giralda Tower, the Cathedral and the Royal Palace of Seville. The Giralda is an icon of the city and one of its main charms lies in its views. The views of Seville are fantastic, with courtyards of orange trees typical of Andalusia, and a close-up of the cathedral, the largest Gothic temple in Europe. Visit the Royal Alcázar and you will notice that this extraordinary palace architecture is filled with details. If you visit during the summer, take advantage of night tours and festivals held in the gardens. Seville's charm goes beyond its undeniable monumentality. It's a city with lively streets and large open spaces, such as the huge Plaza de España, Parque María Luisa and the avant-garde Certas Seville. If you want to enjoy the authentic atmosphere of Seville, try tasting tapas in the Old Town and in popular areas such as Alameda, Macarena, Nervion, Los Remedios or Triana. Pickled "pescaíto" (fish), rolls, typical escargots, fino (white wine), manzanilla (sweet wine) or cold beer are a must-have for any tapas outing. #2024 TRAVEL REVIEW #SPAIN TRAVEL #ANDALUSIA

#familytrips2024 The family expedition to Seville was a captivating journey into the heart of Spanish culture and history. From the moment we set foot in this enchanting city, we were swept away by its vibrant energy, stunning architecture, and rich heritage. Our days were filled with exploring the winding streets of the historic center, admiring magnificent landmarks like the Alcázar and the Giralda Tower, and indulging in mouthwatering tapas at bustling local taverns. The kids were enthralled by flamenco performances, while my partner and I marveled at the beauty of the colorful ceramic tiles and intricate wrought-iron balconies that adorned every corner. Evenings were spent savoring the lively atmosphere of lively plazas, where street performers entertained crowds late into the night. It was a cultural immersion filled with warmth, passion, and unforgettable family moments. Looking ahead to our next dream destination, I envision us embarking on an adventure to the captivating city of Kyoto, Japan. With its ancient temples, serene gardens, and traditional tea houses, Kyoto offers a glimpse into Japan's rich cultural heritage. We'll wander through the picturesque streets of Gion, encounter graceful geisha, and participate in traditional tea ceremonies. Exploring historic temples like Kinkaku-ji and Fushimi Inari Shrine will offer moments of tranquility and reflection amidst the bustling city. And as we sample the delicate flavors of Kyoto cuisine and witness the beauty of cherry blossoms in spring or colorful foliage in autumn, we'll create memories that will last a lifetime in this timeless city.

Seville, Spain, pulsates with energy. Sun-drenched plazas buzz with life, the scent of orange blossoms filling the air. Marvel at the soaring minaret of the Giralda, a testament to Seville's rich past. Wander colorful streets lined with tapas bars, where locals clink glasses and savor mouthwatering bites. By night, flamenco ignites stages, passionate dancers weaving tales with every twirl and stomp. From ancient history to modern vibrancy, Seville offers a captivating taste of Spain.

Embark on a passionate journey through Seville, Spain, where the rhythms of flamenco and the echoes of Moorish history create an intoxicating blend of culture and charm. 💃🎶 Begin your adventure at the Alcazar of Seville, a palace complex with stunning Islamic architecture and lush gardens—a testament to the city's rich heritage. 🏰 Explore the iconic Giralda Tower, originally built as a minaret. Climb to the top for panoramic views of Seville's historic center and the vibrant orange trees that line the streets. 🍊 🍤 Indulge in tapas culture at Triana, a lively neighborhood on the west bank of the Guadalquivir River. Sample local delights like salmorejo, patatas bravas, and fresh seafood while enjoying the lively atmosphere. 🍷 🕍 Immerse yourself in the passionate world of flamenco at a traditional tablao. Let the soul-stirring music, impassioned dance, and heartfelt singing transport you to the heart of Andalusian culture. 💔🔥 🌳 Wander through Maria Luisa Park, a green oasis in the heart of the city. Discover hidden gardens, fountains, and the Plaza de España—a breathtaking square with colorful azulejos (ceramic tiles). 🌇 Catch the sunset at the Metropol Parasol, a modern architectural marvel known locally as "Las Setas." From its rooftop, witness the sun setting over Seville, casting a warm glow over the city. 💡 Insider Tip: Visit the vibrant local markets like Mercado de Triana for a true taste of Seville's culinary delights. Engage with vendors, sample local produce, and embrace the lively atmosphere. 🛍️🍇 Seville, with its passionate spirit and architectural splendor, invites you to dance, savor, and lose yourself in the allure of Andalusia. Let the city's serenade capture your heart. 🌹🇪🇸 #SevilleSerenade #FlamencoMagic #MoorishMarvels #SpanishSoul #AndalusianAdventure #ExploreSeville #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#localguides