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Bus Rojo · Parada 14
Si te bajas en la parada 14 o estás esperando el siguiente bus: 22 sitios a pocos minutos andando, ordenados por cercanía.
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Bridges
Seville's oldest bridge and the first iron bridge built in Spain (1852). One of the best viewpoints over the river, with views of the Torre del Oro at sunset. Remains of the Castle of San Jorge, former seat of the Inquisition, are preserved beside its piers.
Historic buildings
The oldest and most important bullring in Spain (1749-1881). Its oval layout with 12,000 spectators and the Prince's Box are heritage icons. The Bullfighting Museum, with the suits of light of Belmonte and Joselito, is one of the best in the world.
Historic buildings
Where Christopher Columbus lived and was initially buried. Founded in 1400, it later became the Pickman ceramics factory and the Royal Pavilion of Expo 92. Today it is the Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo (CAAC), with works by Barceló, Saura and García Rodero.
Historic buildings
The Town Hall with its 1527 Plateresque façade is the finest example of Plateresque Renaissance architecture in Spain. Diego de Riaño covered its façade with medallions, grotesques and reliefs of incomparable delicacy. The Hall of the Mayors is accessible on free guided tours.
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.
Churches and temples
Triana Cathedral: Seville's oldest parish church (1276), commissioned by Alfonso X the Wise. One of the oldest Gothic buildings in Andalusia. It houses the Virgen de la Esperanza de Triana and the Cristo de la Expiración (El Cachorro).
What to do
Local shops & retail
Art gallery: Exhibition and direct sales of over a thousand paintings and oil pictures.
Where to stay
Hotel Bécquer offers you an unforgettable stay in the historic and commercial centre.
Where to eat
Unique event space in central Seville.
Tapas and Andalusian cuisine
Indie, pop and rock music; acoustic concerts and guest DJs in a venue with colourful light circles.
#1 Italian and pizza
Café and sweets
Brunch specialists: bagels, eggs, bowls and modern breakfasts with very careful presentations. They have a second location on Marqués de Paradas Street, 7.
#13 International
Agenda
Flamenco
Concerts
Concerts
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