The city of Seville is one of the most fascinating tourist hubs in all of Spain—and for good reason: it is undoubtedly the capital of flamenco, the famous Andalusian dance later exported worldwide, but it is also a thousand other things. What to see in Seville? There are cathedrals, museums, towers, neighborhoods, and much more that you absolutely shouldn’t miss for any reason.
Since the attractions are plentiful, today we at Meeters, drawing on our experience in creating itineraries and in making new friends for those who join our trips, will describe some of the most interesting attractions throughout the Spanish city.
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Alcazar
The royal palace of Seville, also known as the Alcazar or the city’s “UNESCO heritage site,” is today an unmissable attraction from every point of view. This incredible palace has endured through time and the successive dominations over the centuries, becoming progressively more beautiful and gaining elegance thanks to the blend of styles (and its undeniable opulence).
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The Alcazar complex today is