Absolutely extraordinary, it is a unique monument that is a symbol of "living together." The colorful arches are magnificent and stretch as far as the eye can see. The visit is very soothing, and you come out with your eyes full of all these wonders from different styles and religions that, in the end, blend together very well. It is a must-see place for anyone planning to go to Andalusia!!

Very impressive bridge in the city of Seville. It is used a lot, and singers and musicians often set up there to bring some good vibes. You definitely have to cross it to find the Triana neighborhood, where ceramic artisans have tons of shops!

Less known than other monuments in Seville, the Real Alcazar de Sevilla, as it is truly called, is a place of exceptional beauty. Located right next to the cathedral, it is worth the trip. It is a collection of courtyards, gardens, fountains, pools, baths, palaces, salons, and patios that is totally magnificent and relaxing. The Spanish royal family resides there during their visits to Seville. The richness of this place was notably used for the filming of several episodes of Game of Thrones (it is the city of Dorne, for those in the know!)

Breathtaking visit! An immense complex of palaces and gardens that is extraordinarily well preserved since it is one of the only ones not destroyed by Charles V. Very soothing gardens decorated with fountains, exceptional plants, and cats. Inside the palace rooms, the ornamental details on the walls, ceilings, and doors are very meticulous and complex, and the azulejos are magnificent. Be careful, there are a lot of visitors at the same time, so you have to be strategic about the time of year, the day, and the hour you go!

Immensely large in terms of its surface area and richness, it still has a bell tower and a minaret, a symbol of the history of Andalusia, it is a very pleasant visit. Especially in the Courtyard of the Orange Trees. It also houses many gold and silver works, organs of massive size, and the tomb of Christopher Columbus.