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Places to Watch Flamenco Shows in Seville

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

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

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