- Seville is home to the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, the Cathedral of Seville, which also contains the tomb of Christopher Columbus.
- The city hosted the Ibero-American Exposition in 1929, which led to the creation of the Plaza de España, a stunning semi-circular building adorned with tiles representing different Spanish provinces.
- Flamenco, a deeply rooted cultural expression, originated in the Andalusian region, with Seville being one of its epicenters.
- Seville’s Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza is one of the oldest bullrings in Spain, dating back to the 18th century and a significant site for bullfighting.
- The Alcázar of Seville, a royal palace originally developed by Moorish Muslim kings, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and noted for its stunning Mudejar architecture.
Exclusive addresses for a unique stay in Seville:
- Hotel Alfonso XIII – A Luxury Collection Hotel, featuring opulent Moorish-inspired architecture and a prime location near the historic center.
- Casa de las Conchas – A boutique hotel set in a converted 16th-century building adorned with seashells, providing an intimate atmosphere and local charm.
- Hotel Boutique Casa del Poeta – A small, stylish hotel located in the Santa Cruz district, offering personalized service and a tranquil courtyard.
- Corral del Rey – An upscale, intimate hotel in a historic building with modern amenities, set in one of the most picturesque neighborhoods of Seville.
- Piedra de Getsemaní – A unique guesthouse that combines traditional Andalusian architecture with contemporary decor, located near the breathtaking Metropol Parasol.
Magical, restless, enveloping, noble and elegant: Seville is the Andalusian city that attracts and is worth a visit. We tell you about it through some truly unmissable places…
Rich in history and tradition, at the same time vibrant and full of charm, Seville is the city that has something very special in its DNA. Identity takes shape with the‘meeting of two cultures. and this is expressed in every corner of the city with an unprecedented taste. Treat yourself to a weekend at Andalusian city means to immerse oneself in a world very different from the one Spanish tradition. The contamination between the splendid Arabic-style buildings and traditional flamenco shows make this city a truly atmospheric destination. If you want to treat yourself to a truly unprecedented getaway in the sunny and vibrant Seville, here’s where to go…
Hotel Alfonso XIII: Seville’s iconic hotel where you inebriate yourself with the city’s noblest essence
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A hotel commissioned by the king of Spain to host international dignitaries during the 1929 Exposition, theHotel Alfonso XIII of it bears the very name of the ruler who wanted it. The facility, which over time became the place to host the most illustrious travelers who came to the city to discover and experience all the grandeur of Seville, today, in addition to a hotel, is a cultural point to know. From Ava Gardner to Farah Diba, from Orson Welles to Brad Pitt, all the most famous, at least one night, have stayed in this grand hotel. L’Hotel Alfonso XIII is a mix of styles between Andalusian, Moorish and Castilian. Very close to Plaza de Espana, to the superb Gothic cathedral and the magnificent tower of the Giralda this imposing structure enraptures your gaze from afar. Inside, a cloister that is the heart of the palace surrounded by a beautiful enclosed portico like a winter garden, featuring arches and large windows. Right here is the prestigious Restaurante San Fernando which offers classic Spanish cuisine reinterpreted with a modern twist.
Hotel Unuk: luxury and avant-garde in the historic center of Seville
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An avant-garde hotel that combines the luxury and the glamorous taste of the Andalusian city.. Breathtaking views, rooms that offer the most exclusive comfort, and an array of unique services make a stay in Seville a unique experience. From standard rooms to suites with a terrace and private Jacuzzi, each accommodation is designed to give you a luxurious stay. Hotel Unuk offers a saltwater pool and a restaurant serving Mediterranean and Spanish cuisine, but the real treat is watching the sunset from one of its beautiful terraces.
Casa Manolo Léon: the restaurant where you can breathe in all the Andalusian atmosphere.
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Colorful, refined and really special this restaurant is much more than a restaurant, it is a magical place that tells in an innovative way the Andalusian cuisine. This place that knows how to combine luxury with creativity and tradition is spread over 4 rooms each with a different style and united by a common point the interior patio with a landscaped garden. Manolo Léon House is the perfect place to sample typical Andalusian tapas and to find yourself for a super glamorous aperitif in the Andalusian capital.
Bodeguita Origen Antonio Romero: a must stop when exploring Seville
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In the historic heart of Seville in the famous Arenal district, you will find this iconic and unmissable venue for those coming to the Andalusian city. A “bodeguita” simple where to experience the most authentic food and wine tradition with a wide variety of tapas and typical Andalusian dishes. A cozy atmosphere accompanies the high quality Andalusian cuisine. To be sampled here is the typical caña and the pringá tapa en barra, but also more refined dishes to be enjoyed at the table.
La Carbonería, Seville: the secret place to see a wonderful flamenco show
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Talking about the Spain, of Seville and Andalusia without naming flamenco is truly impossible. This dance is the country’s true artistic and cultural expression, so strong that it has been declared a Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.. To have a truly enveloping and authentic experience in Seville you have to choose a place the flamenco shows is for locals. A place that may be difficult to find, but is truly precious is this little treasure that can be found in the Santa Cruz neighborhood. We are talking about the Carboneria, which in the past was a charcoal kiln, but now it is a perfect place to enjoy a wonderful flamenco show. La Carboneria is a place somewhere between a bar and a rehearsal hall where flamenco artists perform. The setting is very rustic, a few chairs and a makeshift stage at the back of the room. Here they drink only red wine or beer accompanied by a small glass filled with olives. An authentic experience and definitely one of the places to see the truest flamenco!
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