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

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Plaza de España is the epitome of Spanish Moorish Revival architecture. In 1929, Seville hosted the Spanish-American Exhibition, for which he built the current Plaza de España on the edge of the Maria Luisa Park to hold the Spanish industrial and technological exhibition. This is also the location of the 1992 World Expo. The intricately carved porcelain paintings in the Plaza de España tell the history and style of ancient Spain. The square is a huge semicircle with a continuous line of buildings surrounding the edge, and is reached by a moat with many beautiful bridges. There is a large fountain in the center of the square. Today, the square is mainly filled with government buildings, some of which can be climbed for viewing and taking photos

When talking about the most famous cities in Spain, Barcelona is often the first one that comes to mind. Perhaps it’s because of Gaudi’s dreamlike architecture, or perhaps it’s because of the romantic sentiment of “La Barcelona”, this city is always crowded with tourists. During my two-week trip to Spain, I deeply felt that Barcelona is indeed charming, but I have a special liking for the small towns, many of which made me want to visit again! If you are planning a trip to Spain, these are the places you shouldn’t miss! 1️⃣ Mallorca This is the place that comes to mind as the first choice. It is famous for its jelly-clear waters. Chopin also spent his honeymoon here. Small towns with different styles, beautiful coastlines, delicious restaurants...it is worthy of the title of the pinnacle of European island vacations. My sisters and I spent four days here and still felt unsatisfied. 2️⃣ Ronda This sky city on the cliff was praised by Hemingway as the best town for elopement. A steep ravine divides Ronda into two parts, connected by a spectacular bridge. This is also the birthplace of Spanish bullfighting. 3️⃣Tossa A beautiful medieval town near Barcelona, ​​where the movie "Legend of the Blue Sea" was filmed. There is an ancient stone castle standing on the Mediterranean Sea. It is very pleasant to taste wine and swim on the beach. 4️⃣Blanes Botanical Garden This beautiful botanical garden located on the edge of a cliff has a history of more than 100 years. There are not many tourists here. Walking along the coastline, you can admire various plants, as if you are in a movie scene. 5️⃣ Granada In this city of pomegranates, which was loved by Victor Hugo, you must visit the Alhambra Palace. It is a magnificent building left by the Moors, so exquisite that it amazes people. This is also the filming location for Game of Thrones. 6️⃣ Seville The cultural center of Andalusia, where Columbus is buried - the "Four Kings Coffin" is located here. The Plaza de España is full of exotic charm that makes people linger. After leaving Barcelona, ​​the Internet speed in the small town is really a headache. Some of us bought local mobile phone cards, and some rented wifi. I didn’t expect that the fastest internet speed was the Skylink function of my Huawei phone.

#celebrateit Besides the intricate palace (check out the earlier post), the garden section of real alcazar is worth exploring too. Overall, you might really wanna vacant out 2 hours minimum for the entire real alcazar. Few crucial things to note before going to Real Alcazar of Seville: 1) book in advance - it’s easily to be sold out even not during peak seasons 2) bring your passport - admission ticket is associated with passport, no passport no entry 3) keep tight to the booked time slot - they only allowed 30 mins interval, and many google reviews mentioned about getting denied after being late 4) google maps “Lion Head entrance” - do not just search “real alcazar of Seville”, it would be close to 15min away from the real entrance, which could cause you late

Family Trip to Europe brought us to the picturesque Seville. This time, instead of staying in a hotel, we rented a three-bedroom, two-living room apartment called Apartamento Living By Cathedral, which is right in front of the Seville Cathedral. The location and view are top-notch. The luxurious apartment is spacious and well-lit, with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The living room and kitchen are fully equipped with a washing machine, microwave, and oven, making it very convenient for laundry and cooking. The large living space is perfect for a family stay. And for two nights, it only costs €528, which is about 18,000 NTD. The CP value is quite good, considering it's right next to the city's main attractions. You can walk to nearby sights, and there are plenty of restaurants to choose from, making it very convenient.

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

Seville is a must-see destination with its architectural marvel, the Seville Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See. It is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world and the third-largest church overall. The grandeur and magnificence of the cathedral's exterior reflect the historical prosperity of Seville. The cathedral showcases classic Gothic architectural elements such as pointed arches, flying buttresses, rose windows, stained glass, flamboyant decorations, and serrated spires. The light and airy intersecting stone ribs and the impressive height are all hallmarks of Gothic architecture that can be seen in Seville Cathedral. Inside the cathedral, visitors will find the world's largest altarpiece, composed of 45 intricate and detailed relief panels. These panels depict 45 scenes from the life of Jesus, featuring over 1,000 carved figures, all adorned with gold, earning it the nickname 'Golden Bible.' The opulence and craftsmanship are truly awe-inspiring. Admission is €9.5, and it is recommended to join a guided tour. The tour not only provides detailed insights but also takes you to the rooftop of the cathedral, offering various perspectives to appreciate the beauty of the cathedral and experience the charm of Seville.

We recommend the 7-day highlights of the Spanish-Portugal tour, with beautiful Atlantic scenery and Portugal’s unique old town atmosphere. We look forward to your exploration! Let’s experience the romantic style of Europe together! -- Traveling to Spain and Portugal is like walking into a long and vivid historical scroll 📜. The passionate bullfighting in Spain 🇪🇸 and the romantic seaside in Portugal 🇵🇹 both have strong regional colors and charms. From ancient castles 🏰 to enthusiastic bonfire parties 🔥, no matter what you are looking for, you can find it on this dancing trip to Spain and Portugal! -- 🎉Itinerary: DAY1: Plaza de España - Royal Palace of Madrid - Puerta del Sol - Plaza Mayor - Church of Our Lady of Pilar - Plaza de la Column Now we will experience the rich history and culture of Spain in Madrid, appreciate the exquisite architecture in front of us, and at the end of a fulfilling day, visit the Plaza de la Column in the evening! DAY2: Columbus Monument - Las Ramblas - Sagrada Familia - Camp Nou - Mozusi Olympic Stadium From the Columbus Monument to the Mozusi Olympic Stadium, now is the time to explore the modern face of Spain and experience the passionate Spanish style. DAY3: Municipal Square-Valencia Cathedral On this day we will walk around the Valencia Municipal Plaza to feel the charm of the city, and then visit the Valencia Cathedral located here. DAY4: Alhambra Palace Visit the Alhambra Palace, a cultural relic of nearly a thousand years, explore the long memories in the long history, and feel the mysterious atmosphere left by the Moors. DAY5: Ronda Bullring – Seville Cathedral – Seville Royal Palace – Maria Luisa Park – Golden Tower Cross the Ronda Bullring, Seville Cathedral, see the glory of history, and then enter Maria Luisa Park to enjoy a day of active life! DAY6: Cabo da Roca - Belem Tower - Monument to the Discoverers - Jeronimos Monastery - Pedro IV Square Now we will follow the footsteps of history, from Cabo da Roca to Pedro IV Square, it is a time travel! DAY7: Toledo Alcazar - the ancient city of Toledo On the closing day, we will walk around the ancient city of Toledo and explore the secrets of the Alcázar, which will bring a successful conclusion to this trip! -- Must-see tips for traveling: 1️⃣Visa information: You need a European Schengen visa when traveling to Spain and Portugal, remember to apply in advance so as not to affect your itinerary. 2️⃣ Airport transportation: Try to choose direct flights when traveling to avoid the inconvenience caused by connecting flights😪. 3️⃣January climate: Spain and Portugal have a warm winter in January❄️, with large temperature differences between morning and evening, so it is recommended to bring a thick coat🧥. -- Now that you have finished your continuous tour of Spain and Portugal, are you already eager to try it out? I wish you a happy journey and good food with you~👋

Winter break is coming! Here's a 13-day itinerary for Spain and Portugal! With this guide, you'll be able to enjoy the food, attractions, and shopping without any stress! Are you ready for a wonderful winter snow trip? Let's go! . 🎉Itinerary🎉: Day 1–2: 💺 Fly from Shanghai to Lisbon, explore Sintra and Cabo da Roca, and don't miss the World Heritage Site Pena Palace🏰! Day 3–4: Travel from Lisbon to Seville, try the ham culture experience at Jabugo🍖, admire Seville Cathedral, and feel the passion of flamenco💃! Day 5–6: Head to Ronda, Mijas, and Granada, where you'll find World Heritage Sites🎖️, and admire the living fossils of European architecture in Consuegra and Toledo! Day 7–8: Visit the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid🏟️, and enjoy a carefully selected roast suckling pig dish🍽️ on the way from Madrid to Segovia! Day 9–11: Take the high-speed train🚄 to Barcelona, enjoy a Gaudí magic tour, and be enchanted by Casa Batlló and seafood paella with sea views💓! Day 12–13: ✈️ Fly back to Shanghai from Barcelona, and return home happy, ready for your next trip! . Must-see attractions: 🕌 Alhambra, a must-see traditional Spanish building, with beautiful scenery that makes you feel like you're in a painting. 🏠 Casa Milà, with its wavy appearance and unique architectural style, inspires endless imagination, and the artistic touch overflows the picture. 🔮 Casa Batlló, Gaudí's magical apartment, is full of dragon stories, making you reluctant to leave. 🌹 Park Güell, Gaudí's paradise on the hill of Barcelona, where every tree and leaf is a beautiful legend. ⛪ Sagrada Família, a Spanish landmark, with intricate carvings inside and a varied exterior style, will move your heart💕. . Travel tips: 📅 January climate: Southern Spain has a mild maritime climate, while Portugal is slightly colder, but you should prepare warm clothes for both. 💰 Exchange rate: The currency in Spain and Portugal is the euro, and the exchange rate is about 1 euro = 7.5 yuan. 🛂 Visa information: You need to apply for a Schengen visa in advance for a trip to Spain and Portugal, so remember to plan ahead. 🎁 Specialty prices: Jamón, wine, and olive oil are specialties of Spain and Portugal, and the price is about 20–40 euros per kilogram. +U+1F60D . That's it for the wonderful trip to Spain and Portugal. Have a full and fulfilling holiday!

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

#2025OverseasTravelEvent A must-visit place in Seville is Plaza de España🇪🇸 I've been saying that Spain is the best travel destination because I've fallen in love with Spain, but among the many places that I've made memories with, Seville is the most memorable. Among them, Plaza de España in Seville, where the 1929 Spanish-American Exposition was held, has an atmosphere that makes you feel like you've come back from the Middle Ages. The air, the weather, everything on that day were great..🥺 If you're planning a summer vacation in Spain in 2025, I recommend Seville, especially Plaza de España! 📍Plaza de España in Seville / Av. Isabel la Católica, 41004 Sevilla, Spain #europe #europetrip #spain #sevilla #Spain #SpainTravel #PlazadeEspaña #Seville #SevilleTravel #SpainTravelDestination #SouthernSpainTravel #Europe #EuropeTravel

This landmark of Seville is located next to the Royal Tobacco Factory. Palace of San Telmo was built with funds from the Inquisition in 1682 to house a college of sailors. In 1849, the building became the residence of Infanta Maria Luisa Fernanda, the youngest daughter of the Spanish King Ferdinand VII, and her husband, thanks to whom the construction of the northern tower, the east wing and the ballroom were completed. The new rooms were decorated with carvings and gilding, and their walls were decorated with paintings brought from the Vistalegre Palace in Madrid. This is one of the most beautiful buildings in the city of Seville! At the moment, it is the residence of the administration of the autonomous community of Andalusia. #europetrip

#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

If there is one region that can express the Spanish style and the appearance of the Spanish Empire, it must be Andalusia. The city is filled with magnificent ancient buildings and mysterious historical stories. The city is filled with retro carriages, and the streets are filled with the sound of heavy guitars, giving a sense of time travel. Spain is like a minority in Europe, a cowboy in the western United States, with a unique exotic style, a wild and cold appearance, and a passionate heart. Surprises are also happening: like the Spanish Square in Seville's history textbooks and documentaries, and the tower that blends with the orange trees on the street to form an oil painting, the taverns filled with gourmets and hams hanging from the ceiling, the figures dressed in mink coats in the church, and the only European city where you can see roasted chestnuts on the streets in winter, all belong to the contrasting charm and fireworks of this place. 🔴Must-visit: 1) Plaza de España: A miniature of Moorish revival architecture, a large corridor-style brick-red building. Free, no reservation required. 2) Royal Alcázar of Seville: A filming location for Game of Thrones, a building in the Mudéjar and Renaissance styles, book tickets in advance. 3) Seville Cathedral: A Gothic Catholic church with the original mosque tower. Be sure to climb the bell tower for a view of the city. Buy tickets one day in advance. 4) Metropol Parasol: A huge streamlined wooden structure, a modern building without the coldness of steel and concrete, the finishing touch of the entire city. 5) Torre del Oro: A military watchtower by the river, with a strong Arabic architectural style. 6) Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza: A circular bullring that showcases the history of Spanish bullfighting. But I didn't have time to go. 7) House Fabiola: A small and exquisite art museum. 8) It is recommended to visit the small churches in the neighborhood, which have a strong and devout religious atmosphere. 🔴Others: 1) Food: Various tapas are really cost-effective. Spanish churros with hot chocolate are also a must-eat. Authentic paella must be paired with Sangrias fruit wine. And the uniquely fragrant Iberian ham, remember this city with your taste buds. 2) Transportation: There are buses and trams in Seville; EA buses to and from the airport, you can buy round-trip tickets for a two-day tour. 3) Be sure to watch a flamenco performance, a dance style with both tension and power. 🔴Travel preparation: Data card, chip credit card (UK bank card can be swiped directly), SIM card Map: Google Maps Bus: Alsa bus is cost-effective Transportation: Rome2Rio price comparison Air tickets, visas: Air tickets booked in advance are cost-effective in the off-season, and many cities in Europe can fly directly

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

🇪🇸Splendid Seville🇪🇸 On one of the 4 magnificent bridges of Plaza de España—yes even the four bridges contain secrets. The reason there are 4 bridges, is because every bridge represents one of the 4 old kingdoms of Spain – León, Castilla, Aragón, and Navarra. The water body that goes under the bridges represents the river Guadalquivir, which flows through Sevilla. It symbolized the way forward to America. People can actually row with a boat to have a cool experience here. 😂Had lots of snaps here coz the bridge itself is so pretty along with the views from all angles💕 An amazing place to have a roam and relax in, such a great time here indeed! #traveldiaries #photolocations #summervacation #freehotelstay #familytrip #localguides #spaintrip #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks #passionpassport #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #spain #foodie #asiatrip #mustdo #food #trip

#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

#100 Ways to Travel Spanish architecture has always been bold and avant-garde. In addition to the well-known genius #Gaudí Antoni Goudi, there is also a stunning wooden building #Metropol Parasol in #Sevilla in southern Andalucia. The exterior looks like a giant mushroom parasol. It was designed by German designer Jürgen Hermann Mayer over a period of six years. It is made up of six wooden structures shaped like giant mushrooms. It is very ultra-modern in style, and the lattice-like texture of the parasol also provides shade for the hot Seville. Metropol Parasol is the largest wooden building in the world, about 26 meters high, with an area of ​​about 150×70 meters, four floors above ground and one floor underground. Don’t think it’s just an art installation. Metropol Parasol is a combination of a museum, a vegetable market, a viewing platform, a restaurant and bar, and a performance venue, so you can watch performances, explore Roman ruins, and overlook the city while shopping. Tickets for the Archaeological Museum and Observation Deck must be purchased at B1. After visiting the Roman and Moorish cultural relics in the museum, take the elevator to the observation deck and walk in the open-air wooden corridor for a 360-degree view of the city, which is even more beautiful at night when the lights are on. The central market and restaurants and bars are free to enter. #西葡自由旅行 #Spain #Sevilla #Metropolparasol #sevilla #span

🇪🇸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