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What to see in Sevilla

The Giralda, the Alcázar and the Archive of the Indies in the capital; around it, Carmona, Écija, Osuna and the Sierra Norte geopark.

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Sevilla · 68 places to see

Andalusia's capital, birthplace of flamenco and home to the world's most impressive Holy Week processions. Its historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, holds three monuments in a single nomination.…

Cazalla de la Sierra · 24 places to see

Capital of the northern Sevillian sierra, surrounded by forests of holm oaks, cork oaks and chestnut trees. Famous for its anise spirits and the natural park that surrounds it.…

Utrera · 9 places to see

Birthplace of Sevillian flamenco with the greatest singers in history: Bambino, Pepe Marchena and the sisters Fernanda and Bernarda de Utrera. Its gordal olives and famous torrijas also make it a gastronomic destination.…

Carmona · 7 places to see

A city with over 5,000 years of continuous history, considered the oldest in Western Europe. Its monumental gates and Roman necropolis enclosed by ancient walls tell millennia of civilisation.…

Osuna · 7 places to see

The stately city of the Campiña, dominated by the Renaissance collegiate church and the Baroque palaces of the Dukes of Osuna. Also known worldwide as a filming location for Game of Thrones.…

Écija · 5 places to see

The city of towers and sun, Spain's hottest city in summer. Its twelve Baroque bell towers turn it into an open-air museum of 18th-century Andalusian Baroque.…

Marchena · 5 places to see

A Sevillian ducal village with a historic centre of Roman origin. The parish museum holds works by Zurbarán, and its Holy Week celebrations are among the most moving in the province.…

Alcalá de Guadaíra · 2 places to see

The city of mills and bread: its seven medieval water mills on the Guadaíra river ground the wheat that fed Seville for centuries. The imposing Almohad castle and river hiking routes make it the perfect escape from the capital.…

Estepa · 1 places to see

World capital of mantecados and polvorones Christmas sweets, with a centuries-old artisan industry. The Cerro de San Cristóbal offers views over the olive-tree sea of the southern Sevillian countryside.…

Lebrija · 1 places to see

The city of wine and grammar: the first grammar of a Romance language was written here by Antonio de Nebrija in 1492. Its white local wines and Tartessian ruins are its great double attraction.…

Dos Hermanas · 1 places to see

Second city of the province of Seville and rose capital. Its flower nurseries, flamenco peñas and the Alcázar de las Torres give Dos Hermanas its own identity in the Aljarafe district.…

Alanís · 1 places to see

The heart of the Sevillian Sierra Morena, with holm oak dehesas, medieval castles and the most authentic Iberian hams of the southern sierra. Alanis, Guadalcanal and Cazalla form the Sevilla Northern Sierra triangle.…

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