Seville Things to Do

This convent was founded in 1475 and now it is inhabited by a community of Hieronymite nuns (a monastic order). There is a large museum inside the convent with several different rooms, one of which has a large cloister. It also... more

Matías Figueroa designed this church in 1740 with three naves, dome, gallery and a rich baroque interior. Of the three entrances, the one with the pretty gardens in front of it is of special note. The main altarpiece is also in... more

This building which used to be a seminary is now the seat of the Regional Government of Andalusia. Although you cannot go inside, it is worth having a look at the façade, one of the best examples of Churrigueresque style. At th... more

This church, which was finished in 1841, is located just a few meters from the Casa de Pilatos. The most highly transcendental artistic work here is the mural painting of Our Lady of the Coral. It is said that the painting was... more

This chapel within the main body of the cathedral is a fine example of the transition of architectural styles - from late Mannerism to early baroque, shown most effectively in the classic and austere exterior. Miguel de Zumárra... more

This Gothic Mudéjar church, formerly a Gothic temple dating from the middle of the 14th century, has three naves, a simple Gothic façade and an altarpiece dating from the beginning of the 18th century. Silver lights from the 16... more

This church was first built in the 14th century and was repeatedly modified in the 16th and 17th centuries. The chapels on the left wing were added in the 18th century. All this work has not damaged the overall beauty of the bu... more

The yemas (one of the most typical sweets produced and eaten here in Seville) made at the San Leandro convent are famous. These and other cakes baked by the nuns can be bought during normal business hours inside the convent. It... more

This church, built in the 15th century and completely remodelled in the 18th century, is the seat of the brotherhood commonly known as Los Panaderos (bakers), given that it was founded by an assocation of bakers in the late 16t... more

Enjoy the exciting Sevilla FC soccer games in the Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, which is conveniently located downtown. This stadium was inaugurated in 1958 and is able to host up to 45,000 spectators. "La Bombonera de Nervió... more