Seville Hotels
Seville is the artistic, cultural, and financial capital of southern Spain. Known for its hot summers Seville has many impressive attractions on offer including Spain’s largest cathedral, the Parque Maria Luisa and the modern day Alamillo bridge.<br /> newparagraph <br />Seville Airport, also known as San Pablo, is one of the busiest in Spain but is just 10 kilometres outside Seville. Airport Express buses connect to the city centre making the journey to your hotel very easy. <br /> bulletbegin boldbegin Real Alcazar de Sevilla boldend is a royal palace originally built by Seville’s Moorish rulers. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and considered to be one of the most beautiful palaces in Spain. Highlights include The Courtyard of the Maidens, La Casa de Contratacion and the Puerta del Leon. The palace and gardens is regularly used as a location for film and TV prgorammes such as Game of Thrones, Lawrence of Arabia and Kingdom of Heaven. bulletend <br /> bulletbegin boldbegin Plaza de Espana boldend is a large square in the Maria Luisa Park, the main green space in central Seville. Built in a combination of Moorish and regional architecture, the plaza and the park are great for relaxing, watching the world go by and even wildlife spotting. There are lots of green parrots living in the park and swans on the lakes too. bulletend <br /> bulletbegin boldbegin Las Setas de la Encarnacion boldend is a huge structure in Seville’s old town, meant to resemble parasols or mushrooms. It provides amazing views across the town and also includes a restaurant featuring panoramic views. Inspired by the arches of Seville’s cathedral, “Las Setas” is a unique and unusual structure. bulletend <br />There are plenty of sights to see and things to do in Seville take in a football game at Sevilla or Real Betis, explore the historic Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See or General Archive of the Indies. Make sure you try some of the local tapas, the most famous being spinach with chickpeas!<br />
