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Spain Portugal Honeymoon Package	9 Days / 8 Nights	₹ 129500.0
Portugal Spain Morocco Tour Package	15 Days / 14 Nights	₹ 165000.0
Portugal and Morocco Tour Package	16 Days / 15 Nights	₹ 229999.0

Through Seville tours, immerse yourself in the magnificent treasures, sacred locations, World Heritage sites, beautiful architecture, natural beauty, and regional traditions of Portugal, Spain, and Morocco. Known for striking Catedral de Sevilla, Plaza de Espana, Museo del Baile Flamenco, Casa de Pilatos, Alcázar, and many more intriguing attractions, a trip to these magnificent nations will let you appreciate Andalusian culture and have everlasting memories.

With Seville packages, you will explore the treasures of Portugal, Spain, and Morocco while learning about the city's extensive past, present, and future. Choose Portugal and Morocco Tour Package or Portugal Spain Morocco Tour Package to experience some of the unmissable European sites, such as Madrid, Lisbon, Olhao, Chefchaouen, Fez, and Meknes.

If you are looking to start your married life in the world's most popular honeymoon locations, the Spain and Portugal Honeymoon Package is the best bet. It will allow you to soak in spectacular coastlines, enchanting countrysides, rich historical legacies, and exciting nightlife. Whichever Seville tour packages you choose for your next trip, you will be astounded by all the amazing things to see and experience in Seville, from breathtaking architecture and vibrant nightlife to exquisite cuisine.

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Spain Portugal Honeymoon Package

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The charismatic mainland of Spain, surrounded by Portugal in the west, is bolstered on the Iberian Peninsula in the southwest of Europe. Its land is also extended in terms of some captivating Spanish archipelagos in the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.Those couples and newlyweds looking for an ideal honeymoon destination should consider Spain Portugal Honeymoon Package for planning a special honeymoon journey to the culturally-rich Spain and the vibrant nation Portugal. With its dramatic coastlines, charming countrysides, rich historical legacy, eclectic tradition, festivals, and vibrant nightlife all of them have made it a much sought-after honeymoon destination in the world.

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Portugal Spain Morocco Tour Package

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Tour around the western end of Europe where lies the Iberian Peninsula, home to two ravishing and famous estates Spain and Portugal of Europe continent under Ilberish sun. Your Portugal Spain Morocco Tour Package doesn’t end with these two, in addition to you’ll be visiting Morocco to the south of Europe.Discover the authentic countries at the crossroads of Europe and Africa and relive the glorious, displays and treasurers of Portuguese palaces, Spanish cathedrals & Kasbahs, and Moorish influences in Andalusia or explore the mosques, medinas of the imperial city Morocco, once known as a home for pirates.Portugal Spain Morocco Tour Package is an exciting trio travel package of Europe’s exotic hotspot countries- which will be a fulfilling and unforgettable one in your life. Each of the three glorious countries is well known for its attractions as well as its amazing collection of hidden gems, distinct cultural heritage.During the Portugal tour, you'll discover many places such as Coimbra, Obidos, the famous sanctuary Fatima, Fez, the capital city Lisbon, and many more World heritage sites. You will have a sightseeing tour in Spain and come across many attractions like Casa de Pilatos, Maria Luisa Park, the Golden Tower and explore the city’s history in Roman times. In Morocco, you can expect to visit some religious sites like the tapestry of ramparts, mosques, palaces, and centerpieces like Medina.

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Portugal and Morocco Tour Package

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In the Portugal and Morocco Tour Package, you’ll be experiencing the European famous country’s fascinating culture, striking architecture, and more waiting to be unwrapped. Marvel across Royal palaces and architectural feats at Madrid, get an amazing essence of Portugal's rich delightful history as you roam around its spacious town and get mesmerized by the alluring beauty of Morocco.In Madrid get indulged in the gothic influences and some impressive structures radiating the past glories. The grander of Granada welcomes you with an entertaining flamenco show and allows you to relax along the sun-drenched Costa del Sol beach. Thus, experience the best of the world’s most unmissable European spots.

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Which are the best places to visit on the Seville Tour?

Here is the list of best places to visit in Seville on this tour:

1. Catedral de Sevilla - Renowned for its spectacular architectural beauty and spiritual significance, this Roman Catholic cathedral is one of the most iconic sights covered in Seville tours. The cathedral houses one of Europe's most important religious collections, representing the richness of the Sevillian tradition and art. Everything from the altarpiece, the Giralda, the chapels to a multitude of paintings in the church is breathtaking. You can Checkout: Catedral De Sevilla Tickets Online

-Location: Constitucion sq, 41004, Seville (Seville)
-Timings: Monday to Saturday: 10:45 am to 6:00 pm
Sunday: 2:30 pm to 6:30 pm
-Entry fee: € 6.00 to € 15.00

2. Real Alcázar - The Real Alcazar is a magnificent palace designed in the Moorish architectural style, featuring large arches, Arabic inscriptions, and wood carvings. With its beautiful gardens, ponds, and spacious chambers, the palace is a wonderful destination for visitors. It is one of the well-known UNESCO World Heritage Sites featured in Seville packages, enabling you to learn about the area's rich heritage beginning in the tenth century.

-Location: Patio de Banderas, s/n, 41004 Sevilla, Spain
-Timings: 9:30 am to 5:00 pm
-Entry fee: € 6.00 to € 15

3. Parque de María Luisa and Plaza de España: - Nestled along the River Guadalquivir, this public park features fountains, shaded walkways, gorgeous Mediterranean trees, and vibrant flowers, making it a tranquil haven in Seville. The Plaza de España, adjacent to María Luisa Park, attracts both tourists and residents for its splendid surroundings. The park and plaza, which are included in nearly all Seville tour packages, are great locations for picnics, romantic strolls or bike rides, as well as taking a boat trip in the surrounding canal.

Parque de María Luisa

-Location: Av. de María Luisa, 41013, Seville
-Timings: Monday to Sunday: 8:00 am to 10:00 pm

Plaza de España

-Location: Espana Square, 41013, Seville (Seville)

4. Museo de Bellas Artes - The Museum of Fine Arts of Seville exhibits a vast collection of Spanish visual arts dating back from the mediaeval period to the early 20th century. It boasts artworks by artists, such as Zurbarán, Murillo, Valdés Leal, and Francisco de Herrera the younger, from the Golden Age of Sevillian painting during the 17th century. Additionally, it houses a collection of works by foreign artists like Cornelis de Vos, Pieter Aertsen, and Jan Brueghel the Elder.

-Location: Museo square, 9, 41001, Seville
-Timings: Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00 am to 9:00 pm
Sundays and public holidays: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
-Entry fee: € 2 - € 5

5. Iglesia Colegial del Divino Salvador - Located on the primitive Great Mosque of Seville, the Church of the Divine Savior or La Iglesia Colegial del Divino Salvador is a famous Roman Catholic church in Seville. It is the city's second largest church after the Cathedral and is a marvellous reflection of Andalusian Baroque. The church, one of Seville's most important spiritual locations, is notable for its gilded woodcraft, a gorgeous main altar, and several impressive frescoes.

-Location: Plaza del Salvador, 3 Sevilla 41004 Spain
-Timings: Monday to Saturday: 10:15 am to 6:00 pm
-Entry fee: €5 - €10

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6. Museo del Baile Flamenco - The Museum of Flamenco Dance is a unique attraction that displays the enchanted world of flamenco. It offers distinctive experiences through its museum exhibits and dance performances. Include this museum in your itinerary for your Seville tours to have a better understanding of all aspects of this art form, including dancing, singing, and guitar.

-Location: Calle Manuel Rojas Marcos, nº 3. 41004 Seville
-Timings: Monday to Sunday: 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
Show hours: 5:00 pm, 7:00 pm, and 8:45 pm
-Entry fee: € 10 to € 25

7. Casa de Pilatos - The Casa de Pilatos is one of the best-preserved palaces from the 16th century. Named after the house of Pontius Pilate, this palace impresses with its exquisite blend of Gothic, Italian Renaissance, and Mudéjar architectural styles. With a magnificent interior and some of the finest classical and marble sculptures, the building resembles the prototypical Renaissance home.

-Location: Plaza de Pilatos, 1, 41003 Seville
-Timings: Monday to Sunday: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm (winters) and 7:00 pm (summers)
-Entry fee: € 10 to € 12

8. Santa Semana - Spain celebrates Semana Santa, an annual festival, during the week leading up to Easter. Catholics observe this festival, also known as Holy Week, to remember the suffering and death of Jesus Christ on the cross. The celebration features epic religious processions through practically every Spanish city and village, attracting followers and tourists from all over the world. It also includes relishing sweet delights, such as torrijas, doughnuts, and cakes.

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9. Real Maestranza de Caballería de Sevilla - Real Maestranza is one of Seville's most iconic structures for being Spain's largest bullfighting arena that you may explore as part of Seville packages. The 18th-century oval stadium can accommodate 13,000 spectators and also holds one of the world's largest bullfighting events. There is also a museum within the premises exhibiting various artefacts depicting the evolution and history of bullfighting and bullfighters in Spain.

-Location: Paseo de Colón, 12, 41001, Seville (Estado)
-Timings: Monday to Sunday: 9:30 am to 7:30 pm
-Entry fee: € 4 to € 10

10. Barrio de Triana - The vibrant district of Triana located on the right bank of the Guadalquivir River is known as a quaint quarter of potters, bullfighters, and flamenco. Accessible by the Puente de Isabel II Bridge, this quarter lets you immerse in its rich native history and experience a bustling neighbourhood. There is plenty to see in Seville's surroundings, including La Capillita del Carmen, the Parich Church of Santa Ana, the Church of San Jacinto, the Sailors Chapel, the Chapel of La Estrella, the Ceramics Museum, Mercado de Abastos market, and many more.
What are the best things to do on your Seville tour?

1. See Italica, Birthplace of Roman Emperors: Visit Italica on your Seville tours to see the well-preserved Roman ruins of the early Italian settlers in 206 BC. Discover about Roman history and how people lived in the past while exploring the massive Italica amphitheatre, Roman hot baths, aqueduct, the House of Exedra, the House of Neptune, the House of Birds, and the Planetarium House.

You can be mesmerised here by one of the earliest settlements of Rome, and learn so much about history, on your Seville explorations.

-Location: Avenida Extremadura, 2, Santiponce, Andalusia 41970
-Timings: Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
Sundays and holidays: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
-Price: €2 - € 5

2. Explore The Famous Seville Cathedral - Explore the wonderful history and magnificent architecture of the world's third-largest church, Seville Cathedral, a prominent sacred site for Christians. Admire the massive interior of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, which has a central nave, four luxurious side aisles, and the world's largest altarpiece. Witness the chapels and a great collection of historical artefacts.

-Location: Avenida de la Constitución, s/n. 41001 Sevilla

-Timings: Monday to Saturday: 10:45 am to 6:00 pm
Sunday: 2:30 pm to 7:00 pm
-Prices: €5 to €15

3. Visit the Tomb of Christopher Columbus - Visit Christopher Columbus's ultimate resting place housed inside Seville's cathedral, which is one of the cathedral's final additions put in place in 1899. Learn about the 500-year-old mystery surrounding the tomb and be astounded by its grandeur. Observe the statues holding up the tomb, which stand for the four kingdoms of Spain during Columbus' lifetime.

-Location: Avenida de la Constitución, Sevilla, Andalucía 41001
-Timings: Monday to Saturday: 10:45 am to 6:00 pm
Sunday: - 2:30 pm to 7:00 pm
-Entry fee: €5 to € 15

4. Walk The Plaza de España - Be astounded by the architectural splendour and natural beauty of the Plaza de Espana as you stroll across it. Go over the bridges, marvel at the 48 provincial alcoves, and ascend the stairs to the first level of the magnificent and impressive building's balconies.

You can partake in a horse-drawn carriage ride, a boat tour across the plaza's canal, or simply get your pictures taken in an Andalusian costume to add more charm to your trip, and have unforgettable experience

-Location: Espana Square, 41013, Seville

5. Witness the Flamenco Show - Book a seat at a flamenco show, an essential component of the majority of Seville tour packages, to witness an unforgettable performance that combines incredible dancing, singing, and guitar. You can enjoy a fantastic evening by combining it with dinner and drinks at Museo del Baile Flamenco, ELl Palacio Andaluz, or any other bar or restaurant hosting the concerts.

-Timings: Monday to Sunday: 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
Show hours: 5:00 pm to 10:30 pm
-Show fee: € 10 to € 85

6. Climb Metropol Parasol - Take the elevator to the observation deck of the Metropol Parasol, one of the world’s biggest wooden structures, to enjoy the magnificent views of the city. Explore the six huge mushroom-shaped parasols, which house the La Encarnación market, shops, cafes, the Antiquarium museum, eating joints, and event space, and admire the beautiful architecture.

-Location: Plaza de la Encarnación 1, Sevilla, Andalucía 41003
-Timings: Monday to Sunday: 9:30 am to 12 am
-Price: € 5 to € 10

7. Visit Mercado de Triana - Visit Mercado de Triana, located atop the ruins of the former Castle of San Jorge, to take in the bustling atmosphere and try some regional cuisine. Find a broad range of locally grown fruits, vegetables, meats, and herbs. Interact with locals, stroll around, take pictures, and eat.

-Location: Plaza Altozano s/n, 41010, Sevill
-Timings: Monday to Saturday: 10:00 am to 12:00 am
Sundays and Holidays: 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm

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8. Taste Tapas At The Oldest Bar In Seville - Visit El Rinconcillo, the city's oldest pub founded in the Santa Cruz neighbourhood in 1670, and munch on traditional tapas like espinacas con garbanzos and carrillada. Choose from its menu's popular tapas and tantalising entrees that keep the true flavour of traditional Andalusian-Mozarabic cuisine. You will surely have a delightful dining experience amidst the traditional interiors and lively ambience.

-Location: Calle Gerona 40, Iglesia de Santa Catalina, 41003, Seville
-Timings: 1:00 pm to midnight

9. Day Trip to Cordoba - Take a day trip to Cordoba to explore the city's prominent attractions, like Mezquita Cathedral, Jewish Quarter, the Alcazar, and Roman Bridge. Admire the remarkable architecture of the buildings, stroll along the picturesque cobblestone streets, sample some regional dishes, and spend some time walking around Ronda de Isasa. Opt for a guided walking tour for skip-the-line access to the attractions and a deep insight into the city's rich history.

-Timings: Monday to Sunday: 7:30 am to 6:30 pm
-Price: € 80 to € 140

10. Visit the Seville Museum of Fine Arts - Explore the Seville Museum of Fine Arts, one of Spain's most famous art museums, and explore the works of Zurbarán, Murillo, and Pacheco. Admire the statue honouring Bartholomew Murillo, one of the significant figures in this museum's collection just at the entrance. You will also get to witness the extensive collection of Renaissance- or Romantic-era-inspired paintings that span the Middle Ages to the mid-20th century.

-Location: Museo square, 9, 41001, Seville
-Timings: Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00 am to 9:00 pm
Sundays and public holidays: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
-Entry fee: €2- €5
Which are the famous historic places in Seville?

1.Alcazar Of Seville: One of the most well-known historical sites to see on Seville tours, this Moorish fort is the oldest European royal residence still in use. Explore the Courtyard of the Maidens, the Baths of Lady Maria de Padilla, the House of Trade, and the gardens and be awed by the magnificent architecture. You can Checkout: Real Alcazar Seville Tickets Online

2.Seville Cathedral: Amongst the most famous sacred places included in the Seville packages, this enormous Gothic cathedral is awe-inspiring for its extraordinary architecture and opulent interiors. Its stunning chapels, high vaulted ceilings, a lovely choir, a gilded altarpiece, and the tomb of Christopher Columbus add to its allure.

3.La Casa de Pilatos: Explore the Pilate's House, home for the Duke of Medinaceli. This royal residence in Andalusia is architectured in an Italian Renaissance style and includes various Spanish Mudéjar elements and decorations.

4.Basilica Macarena: Constructed in 1941, Basilica Macarena is well-known for its statue of the Virgin Mary. The basilica and the artwork are stunning, as are the carvings and other decorative elements.

5.Las Duenas: This elegant and lavishly furnished 15th-century Renaissance palace is regarded as one of the most significant old houses in the city. Its Gothic and Moorish-inspired architecture and art collection draw tourists from across the world.
What are some of the best things to do in Seville at night?

Here is the list of some of the best things to do in Seville at night:

1.Take in Unbeatable Night Views: After sunset, walk down the Triana riverfront to see the jaw-dropping panoramic sight all lit up at night and take some unforgettable shots. You may also experience the bustling ambiance beneath a glittering starry sky by visiting Mercado de Feria or Mercado de la Encarnación, two of the main attractions of Seville tour packages.

2.Visit a Nightclub: Visit Sala X, Antique theatre, or any other nightclub to enjoy live music or DJs at night. Enjoy your preferred beverages while you dance and party all night long.

3.Watch a flamenco show: Make your evening delightful by watching a flamenco show in Seville. Include the activity in your Seville packages and reserve a seat in advance for the performance at Tablao Los Gallos, La Carboneria, or any other venue to end your evening on a beautiful note.

4.Cruise over the Guadalquivir: Take an evening cruise to experience a relaxing sail in Seville under star-lit sky. Enjoy the illuminated cityscape and peaceful surroundings with your lover.

5.Visit a tapas bar: Savour the delectable treats and take in the ambience at La Carbonera, Gigante Bar, or any of the city's 3000 tapas bars. You may enjoy live performances and music at some venues, along with dinners.
Which are the best places to watch flamenco shows in Seville?

1. T de Triana: This lovely bar overlooking the river hosts the Esencia dance troupe shows. Along with putting on a great performance, the dancers here will take you on a tapas tour.

2. Casa de Flamenco: The venue's uniqueness and small visitors' capacity create a lovely, intimate atmosphere here. Professional bailaores, a cantaor, and a guitarist perform numerous dance and popular songs, as well as a guitar solo, making the evening magical.

3. El Arenal: Offering a perfect combination of delicious food, attentive service, and passionate dance, this venue next to the bull ring is a must-see on your Seville tours. With four decades of experience and renowned artists, it's one of the best places in Seville to watch a flamenco show.

4. Casa de la Memoria: A medium-sized venue, Casa de la Memoria puts on heart-touching performances every night. The best flamenco dance performances in the region will leave you speechless due to the enthusiasm and the excitement of the artists.

5. Museo Del Baile Flamenco: This out-of-the-ordinary museum not only provides a distinctive tablao setting for performances but is also the ideal location to learn more about the flamenco art form. Museo del Baile Flamenco is one of Seville's most well-known flamenco locations included in almost all Seville tour packages
What are the best romantic things to do on your Seville tour?

Here is the list of best romantic things to do on your Seville tour:

1.Take an evening stroll in Maria Louisa Park: Walk hand in hand through the tranquil Maria Louisa Park with your special someone and breathe in the romanticism. Observe the setting sun and the picturesque scenery and soak in the ambiance.

2.Enjoy rooftop cocktails: Rooftop cocktails with your beloved are a not-to-be-missed experience during the romantic Seville tours. Having rooftop cocktails at La Terraza del Eme or Terrace Pura Vida is remarkable amidst Seville's mild weather and stunning sunsets.

3.Watch the sunset over the Guadalquivir River: Witness the stunning panorama of the setting sun from any tapas bar by the Triana bridge. Share a bottle of wine to add more fun.

4.Explore Santa Cruz: Take a horse-drawn carriage ride with your special someone to first experience this area's romanticism in a unique way. Then, go on a tapas crawl and spend the evening together.
What is Seville famous for?

Seville is well-known for its rich past, Roman ruins, historical marvels, plazas and modern attractions. The epitome of the Andalusian lifestyle, it draws tourists from across the world for pleasant weather, walkable streets, bars, flamenco dancing, and more especially tapas.
How to reach Seville?

1.By Air: The San Pablo Airport, 10 kilometres from the city centre, offers connections to over 40 domestic and foreign locations. It is easily accessible by rental car and bus.

2.By Road: Seville has good access to the most significant cities both within and outside of Spain, all the way to Portugal via an extensive roadway network. The Prado de San Sebastian Bus Station and the Plaza de Armas offer bus connections.

3.By Rail: The AVE High-Speed trains stop at the Santa Justa Station, about 15-20 minutes from the city centre, and connect to significant Spanish cities.
What is the best time to visit Seville?

The beautiful weather and fewer visitors make early spring (March through April) and late fall (October) the best periods to visit Seville. The daytime temperatures are comfortable for outdoor activities and Seville tours, and evenings are pleasant for night-outs.
How many days do we need to explore Seville?

Seville provides the ideal fusion of architecture, culture, and gastronomy. You can book two-or three-day Seville packages and comfortably explore the city's top attractions, enjoy flamenco performances, and indulge in tapas and other local delights. Alternatively, you will need more days if you want to explore nearby cities as well.
What documents one must carry while visiting Seville?

-Passport and Visa
-Flight tickets
-Hotel reservations printouts
-Driving Licence
-Travel Insurance
-Identification Documents
-Travel Itinerary Plan
-Children’s Birth Certificate
-Vaccination Certificates
What should I pack while travelling to Seville?

1.Important Documents: Vis, Passport, ID, flight tickets, etc.
2.Clothes: Comfortable clothes for the day, evening, and night, warm layers, swimming attire, light jacket, etc.
3.Footwear: Hiking shoes, flats, and sandals
4.Toiletries kit: Sunscreen, lip balm, body lotion, sanitiser, mosquito repellent, and a small towel
5.Medication Kit: Prescribed medicines as well as first aid kit
6.Gadgets: Travel adapters & chargers, camera
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Plaza de España

Plaza de Espana is one of the most celebrated historical places in Seville which was built in 1929 by Anibal Gonzalez, a celebrated architect for the Ibero-American Exhibition. With its ceramic-painted architecture and the surrounding canals and bridges, this semicircular public square gives an attractive appeal. It has a number of alcoves and benches, with unique mosaics and paintings imprinted upon them, each representing the provinces of Spain. It is an architectural gem and combines various styles like Moorish, Renaissance, Baroque, and so on. There is a central building area, extending in a semicircular pattern, with two huge towers on either side. Although these buildings are used for governmental use, there are a number of things to explore in these buildings.You must definitely explore the beautiful structures of Edificio Espana and Torre Madrid. It is an important place for shutterbugs to visit, offering incredible medieval views, especially at the time of sunsets. You can also visit other areas in the vicinity like the Royal Palace, Cathedral, Maria Luisa Park, and the Archaeological Museum.Recommended Read: Top Things to Do in Seville

Royal Alcazar of Seville

Discover the stunning beauty of this ancient palace that was originally built in the fifteenth century by Pedro I the Cruel. Constructed in the Moorish style of architecture, the Royal Alcázar of Seville comprises several buildings from different eras.The palace was mostly used as lodging for royalty as well as important personalities of the state. After it was taken over from the Moorish rulers by Christian in the 14th century, several reforms were made which included the creation of three massive Gothic salons and the spectacular Mudéjar Palace.Protected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, the Royal Alcazar is an absolute must-visit when you are in Spain. Strolling through the lush green gardens that surround the palace looking at the various water features, vibrant flower beds, multitudes of palm and orange trees, makes for an unforgettable experience.You can spend some time standing on the terraces here witnessing the surrounding beauty and soaking in the fresh air, to relax. From elegant courtyards built in Islamic architectural style to exquisite rooms adorned with riches and opulence, the Royal Alcázar of Seville is a work of art that attracts spectators from all over the world.Click Here to Book: Royal Alcazar Seville Tickets

Catedral de Sevilla

Situated in Sevilla, the Catedral de Sevilla is a World Heritage Site, registered by UNESCO in 1987, that lets you step into the rich artistic heritage. The Almohads constructed a Moorish mosque on the spot where the Cathedral de Seville now exists.The mosque was destroyed in the 13th century when the Moors were driven out, this mosque was converted into a church. The Cathedral of Seville's bell tower is known as the Giralda. Inside the church, there is a Court of Oranges, which is regarded as one of Europe's oldest gardens.The Gothic part alone is 43 metres high, 83 metres broad, and 127 metres long which completes the cathedral. With your visit to Catedral de Sevilla, you can definitely have a fantastic experience discovering the ‘golden age of Spanish.Here elements are combined of Islamic culture, decades of church dominance, royal sovereignty, and the trading strength gained through Spain's possessions in the New World. Visitors can also find the huge gardens that have been created and reconstructed from the middle ages to the present day. During your trip, you may climb the 104-metre-high Giralda Tower for a beautiful perspective of the city centre.Click Here to Book: Catedral De Sevilla Tickets

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