Art & culture
Baroque picture gallery in historic Sevillian convent
Founded in 1835 as the Museo de Pinturas, it officially opened in 1841. Housed in a Baroque convent with cloisters, courtyards and Mudéjar arcades. It stands out for its excellent collection of Sevillian Baroque painting: Murillo, Zurbarán, Valdés Leal. It also displays Renaissance, Baroque and 19th-century works, as well as contemporary artists. Its garden courtyards and orange trees offer a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city.
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Andalusian-style studios and apartments on Calle San Eloy, in the city center.
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Artfully decorated apartments on Calle Bailén, in the heart of the historic center.
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Boutique hotel on Calle Gravina, beside the old Puerta Real of the city wall.
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