What is there to see in Seville?
- Real Alcázar
- The Santa Cruz district
- Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See
- Giralda
- Plaza de España
- And much more…
A Seville city trip; the open-air museum of Andalusia
Seville is just under a 3-hour flight from the Netherlands and traveling from Amsterdam to Seville by train is also a good option. The city is perfect for a short visit, as Seville offers almost all the ingredients for a great city trip. Seville boasts a lot of history, a warm climate, and a delicious Spanish cuisine full of tapas and other treats.
The city of Seville is special in many ways. The historic city has a very fascinating center with both recognizable Spanish influences and Arabic elements. The striking Arabic details date back to the time of the Moors. Furthermore, Seville is the city of oranges. Tens of thousands of orange trees adorn the streets of Seville, creating a delightful summer scene!
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The city full of attractions
During a Seville city trip you cannot miss the many attractions the city has to offer. For example, bike to the Santa Cruz district. This Jewish district of Seville is the most famous and touristy due to its ideal location.
Many Seville attractions are located nearby or in the vicinity. Cycling through this district, you can tick off your highlights one by one!
Take a look at Real Alcázar, the tourist highlight of Seville. The historic royal palace is a magnificent example of Mudejar architecture. The grand palace is considered one of the most beautiful attractions in Europe, a beautiful mix of Spanish and Arabic influences. During a Seville city trip, you should definitely not miss Alcázar!
The Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See is also located in the Santa Cruz district. The Gothic building is hard to miss due to its large size. This also applies to the bell tower Giralda, which stands between the cathedral and the ‘Patio de los Naranjos’ square. From the towering tower, you have a beautiful view over Santa Cruz. A must-see!
This is just a glimpse of the many attractions you shouldn’t miss during a Seville city trip. In between, enjoy delicious dishes and refreshing drinks. In Seville, you will have a fantastic holiday!
Explore Seville by bike
When you take a Seville city trip, you naturally want to see as much of the city as possible in a short time. In the center, it’s wonderful to walk around, but the bike is an ideal means of transport to quickly get from point to point.
Cycling through Seville is easy, especially when you choose a Baja Bikes tour. Led by a Dutch guide, you will pass the tourist attractions of Seville. Various Baja Bikes tours are available, check out the full range here.
Safety and cycling in Seville
Cycling in the Spanish city is no problem at all; in fact, Seville boasts no less than 160 kilometers of bike paths. Discovering the city by bike is therefore not only very convenient but also safe. The local population is also accustomed to cyclists, including many tourists.
Did you know…
- Spring and autumn are the best times for a Seville city trip. Even in winter, it is not colder than 14 degrees during the day.
- Seville is the city of flamenco.
- Seville is a very Catholic city with no less than 200 churches.
- Seville is bursting with orange trees, the most in the world!
- King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima met each other in Seville.
Tip: Read more on what to do in Seville for insider tips from our local guides