# REAL ALCÁZAR 8 
This complex of palaces and fortifications, originally erected in the 14th century by Moorish Muslim kings and expanded over different historical periods, today stands out as a magnificent combination of Christian and Mudéjar architecture.
The crowning features include the luxurious Salón de Embajadores (Hall of Ambassadors) with its marvelous 15th-century cedarwood cupola and the magnificent Patio de las Doncellas (Courtyard of the Maidens) with its large, rectangular reflecting pool in the center.
Palatial Buildings 🌍 World Heritage Site: since 1987
# CATEDRAL DE SANTA MARÍA 8
Once you enter this gargantuan cathedral — the third-largest church in the world — marvel at remarkable works by Zurbarán, Murillo, or Goya, more than forty chapels, beautiful stained-glass windows, and the tomb of the famous explorer Columbus, held by four carved pallbearers.
Likewise, from outside Seville Cathedral, which was completed in 1519 after more than one hundred years of construction, looks highly impressive.
Roman Catholic Cathedral 🌍 World Heritage Site: since 1987 | Completed: 1519 | Style: Gothic
# Santa Cruz 7 
With its maze-like streets, picturesque alleys, and orange-tree-covered small squares this is the most popular and charming neighborhood in Seville.
Santa Cruz is also home to numerous of Seville's top sights including the majestic Cathedral with its Giralda Tower and the Royal Alcázar.
# LA GIRALDA 6 
Climb the thirty-five wide ramps of the iconic bell tower of Seville’s Cathedral for breathtaking panoramic views.
Originally erected as a minaret at end of the 12th century, the 104.1 m-high (342 ft) Giralda tower has seen later additions like the Renaissance-style top.
Historic Tower | Viewpoint 🌍 World Heritage Site: since 1987 | Total Height: 104.1 m / 342 ft
# Metropol Parasol 6
Completed in 2011, this ultra-modern sprawling structure, consisting of six enormous entirely wooden umbrellas, is a highlight of contemporary architecture.
Commonly referred to as “Las Setas” (The Mushrooms) this almost organic structure features a spectacular observation deck with a panoramic walkway, bars, a market, and a small archaeological museum.
Modern Building | Viewpoint Total Height: 26 m | Completed: 2011
# Casa de Pilatos 5 
Dating back to the 14th century, this beautiful private palace combines Mudéjar and Italian Renaissance elements and features a beautiful large garden.
Andalusian Palace Built: 14th century
by Mario Fernández / CC BY-SA 4.0
# Museo de Bellas Artes (Museum of Fine Arts) 5
Housed in the former convent of the Merced Order, Seville’s most important art collection focuses on the work of Seville School masters, namely Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, Juan de Valdés Leal, and Francisco de Zurbarán.
Museum Most Famous Painting: "Virgen de las Cuevas" by Francisco de Zurbarán (1644)
by Anual / CC BY-SA 3.0
# Torre del Oro 5
This iconic 12-sided former military watchtower on the banks of the Guadalquivir River houses today a small naval museum.
Historic Tower Total Height: 20.70 m | Built: 1220
# Parque de Maria Luisa 5 
Designed in a mix of 1920's Art Deco and mock Mudejar, this beautiful park next to the Plaza de España is home to sprinkling fountains, tree-shaded avenues, and the beautiful monument to Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer, and a fountain with lion sculptures.
Park Land Area: 0.4 km2 / 100 acres | Created: 1911
