Printable maps of Sevilla
Interactive maps of hiking and biking routes around Sevilla
1. You can zoom in/out using your mouse wheel, as well as move the map of Sevilla with your mouse.2. This interactive map presents two modes: 'Biking Routes' and 'Hiking Routes'. Use the '+' button on the map to switch between them.
Railway and landscape maps of Sevilla area
This Sevilla map has two modes: 'Railway Network' and 'Landscape & Rural Map'. Use the '+' button on the map to navigate.City tours, excursions and tickets in Sevilla and surroundings
Spain - moving around the country
There are about 40 airports in Spain. The largest air harbor is the airport in Catalonia called “Barcelona”. This airport has a traffic of about 50 million people a year. It operates in areas within the country. There are also a number of international flights. “Barcelona” also accepts cargo shipments. Free buses run between the terminals. A special underground electric train also operates to transport passengers. The airport has a variety of restaurants and cafes, lounges, offices of international and state banks, shops and souvenir shops within its territory. You can get to the capital by using a shuttle bus, taxi or the subway.
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Overview of festivals and celebrations in Spain
Hundreds of different festivals take place in Spain every year. Spaniards know a lot about arranging amazing and unique holidays. Locals are keen on having fun. One of the most unusual festivals is La Tomatina, held in the town of Bunol, 40 km from Valencia. After the special signal from the Town Hall, a real battle begins in the streets. Participants throw ripe tomatoes in each other. In total, about 100 tons of tomatoes are consumed during the holiday. The event ends with folk festivities, dances, and fireworks. In the city of Ibi, a similar festival is held before the New Year. Armed with eggs and flour, local residents go to the streets. Participants are divided into two groups. One of them attacks the city, and the second defends it. On this day, a real chaos and strange, comic laws reign on the street. … Open
Photogallery of Sevilla sights
Our guide to Sevilla
Attractions and active leisure
When night falls to the city, guests are welcome to visit numerous night clubs and discos, where visitors can not only enjoy their favorite music, but also learn how to dance flamenco. Tenderete bar works until late in the evening. Here in addition to richest selection of drinks and snacks guests are offered to enjoy amazing cultural program. The hall of the bar is decorated with beautiful antique furniture. Among … Open 
Cuisine and top restaurants
Enrique Becerra is a cozy restaurant and the oldest dining facility of Seville. During its long history the restaurant has greeted many famous guests. Here loved dining the president Jose Maria Ansar and the famous opera singer Placido Domingo. The main pride of the restaurant is an amazing collection of wines - the cellar of the restaurant keeps around 18 thousand bottles of this drink, visitors of Enrique Becerra … Open
Unusual hotels
The Las Casas de la Judería hotel complex is a unique place. It occupies a whole quarter – 27 charming historic buildings connected by a sophisticated system of inner yards and galleries. The design of guest rooms is simply flawless and has distinct national vibes. Guests can leave their comfortable rooms anytime and go to explore the “hotel quarter”. Inner yards of Las Casas de la Judería are perfect for … Open
Traditions and mentality of Sevilla
Perhaps, an irresistible attraction to the breathtaking sights such as bullfighting is one of the most striking features of the indigenous population. During several hundreds of years this kind of entertainment has been causing a lot of controversy, but for the residents of Seville and other Spanish cities bullfighting is not simply an exciting pastime, but a real national tradition. Bullfights usually attract … Open
Travel guide to Sevilla
Santa Cruz Quarter.
The former Jewish quarter of Santa Cruz is a perfect place to walk along narrow white streets with numerous bars and restaurants where visitors are welcome to try delicious tapas snacks. By the way, tapas were invented in Seville, so, of course, tourists will find thousands of places in which they can try this meal. By order of King Ferdinand III all the Jews had the … Open
The former Jewish quarter of Santa Cruz is a perfect place to walk along narrow white streets with numerous bars and restaurants where visitors are welcome to try delicious tapas snacks. By the way, tapas were invented in Seville, so, of course, tourists will find thousands of places in which they can try this meal. By order of King Ferdinand III all the Jews had the … Open
Review of luxury hotels
The high-class Hotel Sevilla Centero is traditionally popular with travelers who claim the best. It is open in a tall building and, besides exclusive rooms, the hotel provides its guests with various services in order to make their stay more exciting. The posh Junior suites are located on top floors of the building. The 108 square meter large rooms are intended for two guests. Some rooms of this category have a … Open
