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Bus turístico verde · Parada 10
Si te bajas en la parada 10 o estás esperando el siguiente bus: 22 sitios a pocos minutos andando, ordenados por cercanía.
Para ver
Towers and walls
The only preserved section of the 12th-century Almohad wall: 180 metres and 12 square towers built over a 2nd-century Roman wall. A first-rate medieval relic in the heart of Seville. Free exterior visit 24 hours a day.
Churches and temples
Sanctuary of the Virgin of Hope Macarena, Seville's most venerated image. This 17th-century carving leads the most moving procession on Good Friday. The museum holds the gold-embroidered canopy and historic jewels of incalculable value.
Palaces
Historic residence of the Dukes of Alba, famous as the birthplace of the poet Antonio Machado (1875). Its Mudéjar courtyard, galleries and gardens with more than a hundred trees, and its art collection make for an intimate and unique experience. Open to the public since 2016.
Churches and temples
The most revered Christ sanctuary in Seville: the Señor del Gran Poder, a masterpiece by Juan de Mesa (1620). One of the absolute peaks of Spanish Baroque sculpture. The Brotherhood, founded in 1431, organises one of the most solemn processions on Good Friday.
Contemporary architecture
The largest wooden structure in the world (2011). This 150-metre urban parasol houses the Antiquarium with Roman remains, the Encarnación Market and a panoramic walkway with the best views of the Giralda. Illuminated at night, it is a unique spectacle in Europe.
Palaces
Seville's largest private palace (Casa de Medinaceli, 16th century). It fuses Mudéjar, Gothic and Renaissance elements in a unique combination. It houses the largest private collection of Roman sculpture in Spain and courtyards with extraordinarily beautiful tilework. Much quieter than the Alcázar.
What to do
Wellness
At Obando Estilistas they look for the cut that reflects your personality and provides the perfect frame for you and your style.
Wellness
The Cube Urban, a sauna in the heart of the Macarena neighbourhood, open 365 days a year.
Where to eat
#25 Tapas and Andalusian cuisine
Signature cuisine
Opposite San Luis de los Franceses, a restaurant that bets on market cuisine, local produce and seasonal recipes, with a creative and unhurried approach.
Café and sweets
A very popular brunch on Calle Feria, known for its hearty breakfasts, vegetarian options and sweet and savory combinations.
Agenda
Concerts
Concerts
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