Top 14 Things to Do and See in Seville, Spain!

Top 14 Things to Do and See in Seville, Spain!

While traveling throughout southern Spain in the Andalusia region, you will not want to miss the city of Seville (or Sevilla in Spanish). Seville is actually the largest city in Southern Spain and is the capital of the Andalusia region. It is full of Spanish culture and treasures of traveling from its Moorish style buildings, historic palaces and churches to the beautiful parks and flamenco dancing that can be seen throughout the city. Maybe you are more interested in the Spanish tapas or sangria, in which there are multiple restaurants to taste the cuisine and beverages of southern Spain. You won’t tire of the Spanish charm of this city, as there is an abundance of things to see and experience so read about the top 14 things to do and see in the southern Spanish city of Sevilla! They are treasures of traveling you won’t regret visiting. 

-- Luke Keeler

A Short History of Seville’s Plaza de España!

Seville’s famous and iconic Plaza de España was built for the Ibero-American Exhibition World Fair of 1929. While the plaza was once the centerpiece of the fair, it is now one of Seville’s biggest tourist attractions which has even been used in the filming of huge Hollywood movies.

While traveling throughout southern Spain in the Andalusia region, you will not want to miss the city of Seville (or Sevilla in Spanish). Seville is actually the capital of the Andalusia region and is full of Spanish culture and treasures of traveling such as the Plaza de España. There are so many interesting places to visit within Seville, like the Cathedral, the Royal Alcazar and the Bull Ring, but the Plaza de España is one spectacular treasure you won’t want to miss. 

A Brief History of Plaza de España

Believe it or not, one of Spain’s most recognizable squares, the Plaza de España is actually less than a hundred years old. It was originally designed and constructed for the Ibero-American Exposition World’s Fair that took place in Seville in 1929 to bring Spain together with its former Latin American colonies by sharing culture and promoting positive relationships among the participating countries. To read more about the history of Plaza de España visit the Treasures Of Traveling website. 

-- Luke Keeler