[2024 Seville Attraction] Travel Guide for Seville Cathedral (Updated Nov)

A Gothic Wonder!

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

[Seville Cathedral] Spain's largest cathedral

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

Sevilla The Heaven

it was a great experience to visit Sevilla Cathedral. Everything was looking great with great status, I enjoyed my stay in Sevilla , I would love to share more pictures with you guys I hope you will like it . follow me to see the pictures ❤️#tripblazers #bucketlistreboot #mytripvlog #beachlife #sevilla

Collecting Memories in the City of Seville

Seville, Spain---famous for it's flamenco dancing and architectural designs. It was said to be built by Hercules himself and it's fascinating history makes it one of Spain's most instriguing places to visit. #staycation #seville #spain #travels #awesomepic #touristattractions #historicculture #culturalattractions #culture

He discovered the New World he opened a new era he is a famous navigator, explorer, the most famous Columbus main church is that Columbus has been shipped back to Spain from Cuba in 1898, Always parked here Columbus, lifted by the four kings of Spain, Castile, Leon, Navarre, Aragon, solemn sacred main chapel (Capilla Mayor), dedicated The patron saint of Seville, "The Madonna of the Kings", is covered by an elliptical dome, with a flaming wing vault inside, forming a tall interior with various famous religious paintings painted by Murillo. It is the world's largest bas-relief altar. Light gold uses 2400kg/hh. Look closely at this Gothic altar. There are a lot of different expressions, lifelike figures, art paintings or paintings. The altar embossing depicts the life of Christ. Scenes Gothic ribbed vaults and flying arches, towering, the last glance of the main church, in mind winter, 66 orange trees are flourishing, in a piece of orange fruit , looking back at the main church of Seville and Giralda , Bid farewell to the religious art in the style of Islam and Christianity double

The biggest feeling for Seville: The church is surprisingly big, after all, the world is third. The carriage is much more surprising, and a very small intersection can fly out of the car. Sunset is amazingly good, and there are many good weather all year round. Flamingo dance is surprisingly moving, the applause in the small theater is constantly smashing stewing oxtail and sangria wines are delicious and delicious, you know me, dont like to eat Only when it is so delicious, will it be dried, not to mention wine. This wine is better than any drink! Also, that day, I was surprisingly lively and happy.

Seville Cathedral and La Giralda, Seville

#europetrip Seville Cathedral is awe-inspiring, from its immense size to the intricate Gothic details. Climbing La Giralda tower rewards you with panoramic views of Seville’s rooftops and the Alcázar. Inside, don’t miss the tomb of Christopher Columbus and the stunning altar. The cathedral’s history and beauty make it a highlight of any visit to Andalusia. It’s a great spot to explore during the golden hour for amazing photos.

Spain did not lie to me. In addition to its surging enthusiasm, it also has cultural deposits.

When you go to Spain, don’t just visit Madrid and Barcelona! It’s worth a visit here~ Seville is located in the Andalucia Autonomous Region of Spain. Here, I feel different European customs, rich historical relics, unique cultural atmosphere, and warm folk customs. - ✅【Must Visit Attractions】 ⛪️Seville Cathedral: One of the five cathedrals in the world, it is a masterpiece of architectural art. Its magnificent scale and exquisite details are breathtaking. - 🏛️Alcazar Palace: A model of Moorish architectural style, integrating Islamic and Christian elements, showing the harmonious coexistence of different cultures. - 🌉Holy Cross District: An ancient neighborhood. Walking through it, you can feel the strong historical atmosphere and the blend of multiculturalism. - 🌃Giralda Tower: One of the iconic buildings, the tower provides an excellent perspective overlooking the city. - 🌌Urban Parasol: The largest wooden structure in the world, its unique design makes it a landmark building in the city. - ✅【Cultural Experience】 💃Seville flamenco show: Listen to Spanish dance music, watch a flamenco dance performance and experience this passionate art form. 🎉Festival celebrations: Participate in local festivals and celebrations such as Easter in Seville and Holy Week in Malaga. 🪧Historical sites: Visit ancient Roman ruins and Moorish castles and learn about Andalucia's history. - ✅【Travel time】 ➡️Spring (April to June): The weather is warm and not too hot, making it a great time to visit the city and enjoy outdoor activities. ➡️Autumn (September to October): The climate is pleasant, suitable for hiking and exploring natural scenery. - ✅【Transportation】 ✈️Seville Airport offers domestic and international flights and is the main way to reach the city 🚂AVE high-speed train, connecting Madrid with other major cities, is a convenient way to visit Andalusia 🚗If you like to travel independently, renting a car is a good choice, but you should pay attention to local traffic rules and parking issues

Seville Cathedral - Spain

This largest Gothic cathedral in the world was built between 1434 and 1517 on the ruins of the city's main mosque. Particularly noteworthy when visiting the cathedral are the Giralda Tower - a bell tower that originally served as a minaret of an ancient mosque; the monumental tomb of Christopher Columbus and the Main Chapel with an amazing golden altar. Address: Seville Cathedral, Av. de la Constitución, s/n, 41004 Sevilla, Spain. #internationaltravel #spain

European solo trip with me💐

#solotrip Seville landed at 12 noon on the first day, because it was a flight from France. It was very fast to leave the airport. Turn right at the exit and there is a bus (EA on Google). There is a ticket office in front of the bus station, 5 euros. I'm already excited on the bus. The roadside is full of purple flowers, reflecting the super beautiful buildings. It took 40 minutes to get to the TOC hostel where I live. I highly recommend it - the staff inside are very nice, the scenic spot is right at the door, and there is also a sofaarea outside where you can sunbathe (p11 * It is recommended to go to the street near Pie.de Villa for dinner. The restaurant will be more authentic. I went to Restaurante El Pasaje Tapas. The environment is very good, but I feel that the tapas I ordered are not very good at eating - their cold taoas seasoning sauces are It is very rich and vivid, which is very different from the Chinese refreshing and American simplicity. I passed by a coffee shop and bought a latte in the hot summer. Seville is very distinctive about their carriages, many of which are used for tourism, and some are for policemen riding horses. But when you stop on the side of the road and listen to the accordion and guitar, eat snacks with sangria at noon, return to the youth hostel and nest in the shade of the sofa, and hear the sound of horses hooves kicking outside, really I think this is the Spanish Yunnan. * The two most famous attractions in Seville are Real Alcazar (Seville Palace, the location of the right tour) and Cathedral de Seville (one of the five cathedrals in the world) Because the itinerary was only scheduled a few days ago, you can set whatever you want. Enter the church in Seville at 5:00 p.m. and go to the tower first. The windows facing in all directions and the fence are already very beautiful (p4-6), but the moment you come out of the stairs and stand on the top floor, the wind roars, and it feels worth it. There are several windows above each direction to see the whole scenery, because next to it is the palace. It is said that there are also large and small parks in the city. The church is also easy to visit. Unfortunately, I didn't buy an audioguide at that time. It must be more interesting to understand the meaning of history and cultural relics (p7-10) #Spain Seville Food Guide #Humanistic Attractions Sharing #European Travel

Super detailed guide for the 8-day in-depth tour of Spain and Portugal is here.

An eight-day trip to Spain and Portugal! Wonderful routes are ready, waiting for you to explore. Don’t miss this carefully planned travel guide! -- 🚩Itinerary: DAY1: Lisbon 📍Explore the charm of Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, and feel the intertwining of ancient and modern times in this city. DAY2: The ancient city of Toledo - Toledo Alcazar Castle 🏰From ancient city walls to spectacular castles, travel through the history of Toledo in one day. DAY3: Plaza de España - Royal Palace of Madrid - Puerta del Sol - Plaza Mayor - Plaza de la Column - Church of Our Lady of Pilar 🌇 Madrid city tour, from the majestic squares to the historic palaces and churches, feel the cultural heritage of Spain. DAY4: Columbus Monument - Las Ramblas - Sagrada Familia - Camp Nou - Mozusi Olympic Stadium 🏟️A diverse tour of Barcelona, ​​from commemorating the great navigator to visiting the miracle of the unfinished church to feeling the passion of football. DAY5: Municipal Square-Valencia Cathedral 🏛️Wander Valencia and experience the political and religious center of the city. DAY6: Alhambra Palace 🌺Visit the Moorish Palace in Granada and admire its exquisite architecture and charming gardens. DAY7: Ronda Bullring – Seville Cathedral – Seville Royal Palace – Maria Luisa Park – Golden Tower 🎭Feel the tradition of bullfighting in Seville, visit the spectacular churches and royal palaces, and then look for traces of history in the parks and ancient towers. DAY8: Belem Tower - Cape Roca - Monument to the Discoverers - Jeronimos Monastery - Pedro IV Square 🌍Adventure tour around Lisbon, from ancient defense towers to the ends of Europe, to landmarks commemorating the great discoverers, experience the glorious history of Portugal. -- 🧳 Essentials for travel: Easy packing guide for Spain and Portugal 📂 Documents: Passport and visa are essential, as well as your Mainland China ID card, so you are prepared. Air tickets and hotel reservations must be confirmed before departure. 🔌 Electrical appliances: European standard plug converters are key, and don’t forget chargers and power banks. If you buy foreign phone cards in advance, the network will not be disconnected. 👗 Clothing: November in Spain is warm during the day and cool at night, so bring a thin coat to keep out the cold. Wear comfortable shoes for walking around, as well as a sun hat and sunglasses. 💊 Daily necessities: Carry commonly used medicines with you, and sunscreen is a must to protect you from the sun. The hotel has toiletries, but you still have to choose what you like. Pack according to these categories and start your trip to Spain and Portugal with ease! 🌟 -- 🌟The journey to Spain and Portugal has endless excitement waiting for you to explore! For more tips, don’t forget to follow me! 🌟

A gelato restaurant I visited 3 times during my trip to Seville🍦

#EuropeanTravel I'll introduce you to a gelato restaurant that I visited 3 times while traveling in Seville! It's located in the center of Seville, near the Seville Cathedral, so it's great to visit when you're feeling low on sugar in the middle of your trip!! There are so many different flavors, and they even have goat cheese flavor..?! You can eat in the store, so be sure to stop by😁 #SevilleTravel #SpainTravel #SevilleGelato

Spain, you are so confused, hiding such a shocking scene secretly.

⛪Seville Cathedral, like a magnificent art palace, stands in the center of the city. It is a masterpiece left by God on earth. The huge dome seems to connect heaven and earth. Stepping inside, golden light shines through the stained glass, as if everything is covered with sacred gauze. The exquisitely carved walls and solemn altars all display the ultimate beauty of religious art. You can feel the powerful intertwining power of history and faith at every step. Travel guide: 🎫Tickets: You can purchase them on online travel platforms or on site, so be sure to choose the appropriate ticket type😎. 🚗Transportation: You can take buses or taxis to get to the city, and the transportation is relatively convenient. 🕙Opening hours: Check the opening hours in advance to avoid running out of time. It is generally open from morning to afternoon, so you can choose a suitable time period to visit🧐. 👣Tour route: It is recommended to enter from the main entrance, follow the guided tour, and don’t miss the treasure hall inside the church. 📸Taking photos: Taking photos is prohibited in some areas of the church. Pay attention to the signs. You can record this magnificent scene in places where taking photos is allowed.

Gothic Grandeur: A Visit to Seville Cathedral

#europetrip #travel Seville Cathedral is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture and an essential stop for anyone visiting the city. As one of the largest cathedrals in the world, it impresses immediately with its towering spires and intricate stonework. Walking inside, I was awestruck by the soaring ceilings, ornate chapels, and stunning stained-glass windows casting colorful light across the massive interior. The cathedral also houses the tomb of Christopher Columbus, adding a historical layer to its beauty. Standing beside it, I felt connected to a significant piece of world history. Another highlight was climbing La Giralda, the cathedral’s iconic bell tower. The ascent is challenging, but reaching the top offers sweeping views over Seville, with its vibrant rooftops and landmarks stretching out beneath you. Seville Cathedral is not just a church; it’s an experience of history, art, and breathtaking architecture, truly deserving its UNESCO status.

Cathedral of Seville

#traveldiaries Cathedral of Seville is one of the tourist attractions here in Seville. Would suggest coming by if you have time since it’s in the city centre and nearby to all the other attractions also. Ticket is required to enter so do get them early if you can. The cathedral is huge and really beautiful and you can see how nice the structures and everything is inside. Really a beautiful and pretty place that you won’t regret coming. Take some nice pictures and enjoy the place.

🔔The Spectacle of Seville Cathedral🔔A must Visit💜

🇪🇸Splendid Seville🇪🇸 Finally for a chance to go inside the stunning cathedral “Catedral de Sevilla” In terms of surface area, Seville Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. However, the floor plan is not in the shape of the Latin cross that’s customary in this type of church – it’s square. This is because it was built on the site of the city’s great mosque, and adapted to the already existing structure. Thus the Arab minaret became the bell tower, La Giralda, which at a height of almost one hundred metres was the tallest tower in the world at that time. The Patio de los Naranjos and the Puerta del Perdón were also inherited from the mosque. Had a chance to walk around the church itself and sat for a while and prayed as well, it was nice and quiet inside and so beautiful to look at. I highly recommend giving it a visit such a stunning structure. #traveldiaries #photolocations #summervacation #freehotelstay #familytrip #localguides #spaintrip #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks #passionpassport #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #spain #foodie #asiatrip #mustdo #food #trip

Seville Cathedral – A Gothic Masterpiece

#traveldiaries The Seville Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built on the site of a former mosque, it houses Christopher Columbus’s tomb and is known for its vast size and stunning architectural details. Visitors can climb the Giralda Tower, the former minaret, for panoramic views of the city. The cathedral’s intricate altarpiece and vast interior make it a must-see for history and architecture lovers.

Exploring Seville: A Scenic Walk to the Iconic Plaza de España

Seville, the heart of Andalusia, is a city brimming with rich history and stunning architecture. A city walk through its historical streets, ending at the magnificent **Plaza de España**, is the perfect way to explore this vibrant destination. ### **Discovering Seville’s History:** Begin your walk in the charming **Barrio Santa Cruz**, the old Jewish quarter. Stroll through narrow alleyways filled with orange trees and small squares. Along the way, you’ll pass landmarks like the **Seville Cathedral** and **Giralda Tower**—must-see icons of the city. Don’t miss the nearby **Alcázar of Seville**, a royal palace known for its stunning mix of Moorish and Gothic architecture. ### **Plaza de España:** After soaking in the historic streets, head to **Plaza de España**, Seville’s most iconic square. Built in 1929, this grand, semi-circular plaza features colorful ceramic tiles representing the provinces of Spain and beautiful bridges over a canal. It’s the perfect spot to capture unforgettable photos or enjoy a peaceful boat ride. ### **Tips for Your Walk:** - **Start early** to avoid crowds at the major sites. - Wear **comfortable shoes** for walking on cobblestone streets. - Don’t forget your **camera**—Plaza de España is especially beautiful at sunset. - Take a relaxing break in **Parque de María Luisa** next to the plaza. Seville’s mix of history, culture, and grand architecture makes this city walk a must-do, with the stunning Plaza de España as the perfect finale. #SevilleCityWalk #PlazadeEspaña #ExploreSeville #SevilleHistory #TravelSpain #HiddenGemsSeville #CityofFlamenco #Wanderlust

The BEST views in Sevilla…

Come here for the best aerial views…Here’s more detail on each of these vantage points in Seville: 1. **Metropol Parasol**: Often referred to as "Las Setas" (The Mushrooms), this modern wooden structure in La Encarnación square offers a unique panoramic view of Seville. The walkway on top provides 360-degree views of the city, including landmarks like the Giralda and the Cathedral. 2. **Torre del Oro**: This 13th-century watchtower, located along the Guadalquivir River, offers stunning views of the river and the city. Climbing to the top of the tower provides a picturesque perspective of the surrounding area, including the city's waterfront. 3. **Giralda Tower**: Originally a minaret of the mosque that stood on the site of Seville Cathedral, the Giralda is now a bell tower. Climbing its ramp provides an impressive view of both the cathedral's intricate architecture and the city beyond. Each of these spots provides a unique angle on Seville’s beauty and history. #traveldiaries #sevilla

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Seville Cathedral

Seville Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See (Catedral de Santa María de la Sede), is a stunning Gothic cathedral located in Seville, Spain. It is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world and is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Some notable features of Seville Cathedral include its magnificent Giralda tower, which was originally a minaret from the mosque that previously stood on the site. The interior of the cathedral houses the tomb of Christopher Columbus and a beautiful altarpiece known as the Retablo Mayor. The construction of the cathedral began in 1402 on the site of a former mosque. It took over a century to complete, with various architectural styles incorporated over time, including Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque elements.

Seville, Spain

Seville Royal Alcázar Seville Cathedral Plaza de España The Royal Alcázar has a Middle Eastern and Arabic style, exquisitely designed, but not as luxurious as the Royal Palace of Madrid. Seville Cathedral is the third largest cathedral in the world, with a tall bell tower and a large church. Plaza de España is the largest square in Spain. Although it was very hot, we took a horse carriage from the Royal Alcázar for 45 euros, waited at traffic lights, passed a roundabout, and seamlessly arrived at Plaza de España. At first, it didn't seem impressive, but once inside, it was stunning. The beauty of Plaza de España must be experienced.

"Captivating Seville: Tapas, Traditions, and Timeless Charm"

Strolling through the winding, cobblestone streets of Seville, I was immediately enchanted by the city's rich history and vibrant culture. At the Plaza de España, I stood in awe of the stunning, semicircular Renaissance-style architecture, its intricate mosaic tiles and fountains reflecting the warm Andalusian sun. As I wandered deeper into the city, the scent of freshly baked churros and rich, aromatic coffee beckoned me to a charming local café. I settled into a cozy corner, sipping my café con leche and savoring the crisp, golden pastries. The lively chatter of the locals and the rhythmic click of flamenco heels filtering in from the street only added to the intoxicating atmosphere. Later, I made my way to the iconic Seville Cathedral, its towering Gothic spires and delicate Moorish arches a testament to the city's diverse cultural heritage. I climbed to the top of the Giralda, the cathedral's iconic bell tower, and gazed out over the vibrant rooftops and winding Guadalquivir River below. As the day drew to a close, I found myself in the lively Barrio de Santa Cruz, navigating the narrow, flower-lined alleyways in search of the perfect tapas spot. I settled into a bustling local haunt, indulging in a parade of small plates - from rich Iberian ham and creamy croquetas to tangy Manchego and sweet, juicy tomatoes. With each bite, I savored the flavors of Seville, feeling truly immersed in the city's captivating spirit. As the evening wore on, the sounds of Spanish guitar and the rhythmic stomping of flamenco dancers filled the air, drawing me further into the enchanting cultural fabric of this remarkable city. In that moment, I knew I had discovered a true gem - a place where history, tradition, and joie de vivre seamlessly intertwine, creating an experience that would linger in my memories for years to come.

Impressive Cathedral

#familytrips2024 As one of the largest cathedrals in the world, Seville Cathedral certainly casts an impressive shadow over the whole city. The Cathedral is stunning, breathtaking and a marvel. The cathedral is really huge. It is a mix of Islamic and Catholic architecture and has many altars, a huge wall with figurines from the Bible and many more holy figurines. The tomb of Columbus is here, and it is a masterpiece in itself. Climbing all the way to the top of the bell tower was a stunning experience with wonderful views at the top. Highly recommended! Our dream destination is to go to Hong Kong for my family trip as Hong Kong is paradise for food lovers, offering a wide variety of culinary delights. My family will enjoy it very much.

Splendid Seville

Seville, the capital of Spain's Andalusia region, is a city renowned for its flamenco rhythms, Moorish architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. With a history that spans Roman, Islamic, and Christian influences, Seville offers a rich tapestry of traditions, stunning architecture, and lively festivals. What to Expect Visitors to Seville are greeted by a city of warm colors and fragrant orange trees, with a historic center that is one of the largest in Europe. The Seville Cathedral, one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world, houses the tomb of Christopher Columbus and boasts the Giralda, a former minaret turned bell tower, offering panoramic views of the city. Adjacent to the cathedral is the Alcázar of Seville, a stunning royal palace that blends Islamic and Christian architectural styles with its lush gardens and intricate tilework. Experiences and Recommendations Exploring the narrow, winding streets of the Santa Cruz neighborhood reveals hidden courtyards, vibrant tapas bars, and charming plazas. A visit to the Plaza de España, an impressive semicircular building with a large central fountain and a canal crossed by ornate bridges, showcases Spain's regional cultures in a series of tiled alcoves. To truly experience Seville, attend a flamenco show at one of the city's many tablaos or intimate venues like Casa de la Memoria, where the passionate dance and music form a quintessential part of Andalusian culture. Seville's Semana Santa (Holy Week) and Feria de Abril (April Fair) are two of Spain's most famous festivals, drawing visitors from around the world for their elaborate parades, traditional dress, and festive atmosphere. Tips and Tricks The best times to visit Seville are in the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) when the weather is mild, and the city's gardens are in full bloom. During the summer months, temperatures can soar, making it less comfortable for daytime exploration. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for navigating the cobblestone streets, and taking a siesta during the hot afternoons can help you adjust to the local rhythm of life. Try local specialties like gazpacho, jamón ibérico, and churros with chocolate for an authentic taste of Seville.. #SevilleSplendor #FlamencoFire #AndalusianAdventures #HistoricHeart #CulturalCapital #SpanishCharm #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#localguides

Seville Half-Day Essential Tour Itinerary

Seville Half-Day Essential Tour Itinerary. 🍊 A retro small town filled with the scent of oranges, I really like Seville, and it's worth a visit. There aren't too many tourists. The colorful houses and exquisite shops in the alleys are also great to explore. The grand palace is a filming location for Game of Thrones, and you can hear the clip-clop of horse carriages on the streets. It's the birthplace of Tapas and Flamenco dance, the hometown of Don Juan from Byron's writings. I love the sunshine here and the passionate people. Day 1 2. Archbishop's Palace Walk for 1 minute 19m 3. Giralda Tower Walk for 3 minutes 225m 4. Seville Cathedral (Ticket 11 euros, Ctrip 115) Walk for 8 minutes 522m 5. Royal Alcazar of Seville (Must book in advance!! Ticket + tour inside 20 euros, Ctrip 117, there was a long queue when I went, don't arrive too punctually, try to go early, and you can't enter in advance, of course, being too late is not good either) It's very large inside, you can spend an afternoon there. Walk for 18 minutes 1.1km 6. Plaza de España (There was an event that afternoon and entry was not allowed, so it was moved to the next morning) Walk for 8 minutes 512m 7. Maria Luisa Park (Free) 8. Evening: Flamenco Dance Museum (It seems you don't need to buy a ticket to enter the museum, but you need to buy a ticket to watch the Flamenco dance performance, which lasts 1 hour) (You can book on Trip, it seems to be 25 euros, after exploring you can queue up to sit at the front) Day2 Drive for 11 minutes 2.7km 2. Metropol Parasol (Terrace ticket 3 euros, cash) Walk for 11 minutes 689m 3. Seville Town Hall Walk for 15 minutes 938m 4. Torre del Oro, stroll along the Guadalquivir River

Game of Thrones and the Glory of Faith: Pursuing the Footsteps of History in Seville

Our journey takes us to the enchanting city of Seville, which not only boasts Europe's oldest royal palace - the Seville Palace, but also the third largest cathedral in the world - the Seville Cathedral. What's more exciting is that the Seville Palace was the filming location for the palace gardens of the Martell family in the popular TV series Game of Thrones. We can't wait to witness the grandeur of these magnificent buildings with our own eyes. We first stepped into the Seville Palace, and this historic palace immediately shocked us with its luxury and refinement. Walking in the palace, we seem to travel back to the glorious past, the delicate murals, gorgeous decorations and exquisite furniture all show the wealth and taste of the Spanish royal family. And those familiar scenes from Game of Thrones give us a wonderful experience of the intertwining of reality and fiction. The palace gardens are equally breathtaking, with lush vegetation, exquisite fountains, and maze-like flower beds creating a peaceful and beautiful world. Here, we found the prototype of the Martell family's garden in Game of Thrones, and those familiar scenes made us recall the wonderful moments in the drama. Then, our steps led us to the Seville Cathedral, the grandeur of this Gothic building made us awe-inspiring. Its huge dome and towering spires are even more spectacular against the blue sky. We walked into the interior of the cathedral, attracted by the gorgeous stained glass windows and delicate carvings. Here, we not only felt the power of religious faith, but also awe at human architectural talent. Walking in the cloister of the Seville Cathedral, we seem to hear the echo of history, each stone tells a story of the past. Standing in the center of the third largest cathedral in the world, we involuntarily lowered our voices, fearing to disturb this sacred land. As night fell, we strolled on the streets of Seville, reminiscing about what we had seen and felt during the day. This city showed us the glory of power and faith in its unique way, giving us a deeper understanding of Spanish history and culture. This trip not only allowed us to appreciate the beauty of Seville, but also filled us with respect for the great achievements of human civilization. We will continue our journey with these beautiful memories, looking for more wonders of the world.

Seville, Spain | The most authentic flamenco is here

For a long time, Seville has been my favorite city in the top1 ranking. 💛I love Seville too much. The streets are wide, the buildings are low, the city is flat, and it is evenly bathed in sunlight. 💛There are blue skies and palm trees, with a friendly but not lost gorgeous trait. Every attraction has a surprise beyond psychological expectations. 🔸【Seville Cathedral】 It is the third largest Gothic cathedral in the world and the final resting place of Columbus. The window flowers inside are exquisite and the carvings are extremely complicated. The "gilded screen" in the main chapel truly deserves the reputation of "glittering". Always shocked by the cathedral. Climbing to the top of the Giralda, you can overlook the beautiful panorama of Seville. 🔸【Seville Palace】 Visiting the Seville Palace, I always feel that the scenery is familiar. Later I learned that this is the filming location of the Martell family palace in Dorne in Game of Thrones. This is the oldest royal palace in Europe. 🔸【Spanish Square】 "The most beautiful Spanish square in the world is in Seville". Red brick and iron art make the entire Spanish square retro and bright. There are many exquisite murals on the Roman-style cloister, representing the historical scenes of different provinces in Spain. The sunset sets the entire square in orange, which is beautiful. 🔸【Golden Tower】 It is a witness to the glorious maritime history of Seville. The Golden Tower is painted with a layer of gold powder all around, so it is called the Golden Tower, but as time goes by, the gold powder falls off. But under the sunset, it still presents a golden color, shining as before. 🔸【Seville Bullring】 The Royal Knight Bullring is one of the most important and traditional bullrings in Spain, and it has been mentioned in countless novels, movies, and operas. Bullfighting events are still held here every year.

Seville, where there are trees everywhere, and the air is filled with fragrance

The most beautiful Spanish square in Spain is not in the capital Madrid, but in Seville. The burial place of Columbus-Seville Cathedral The passionate Flamenco theater performance at night, an hour of clapping hands and stomping feet

Discovering the Beauty and Culture of Seville: From Orange Tree Lined Streets to Architectural Delights

After a week and a half of being in Seville, I find myself constantly drawn in by the beauty of the smallest (and largest) of things here. The orange tree lined streets, young girls doing photo shoots in the park, architectural details, sun shining at just the right angle, and so much more. When traveling, don’t forget to always look up, down, and all around. You don’t want to miss the beauty and culture of wherever you are.