Seville captivates with flamenco, a soaring Gothic cathedral, and one of Spain's most beautiful royal palaces.
What to see:
- Visit the Seville Cathedral, the world's largest Gothic church and home to Columbus's tomb
- Explore the Real Alcazar, a royal palace of layered Mudejar, Gothic, and Renaissance architecture
What to do:
- Wander the Barrio Santa Cruz, Seville's historic Jewish quarter with whitewashed lanes and orange trees
- Watch a live flamenco show at one of the old town's intimate tablaos
What to eat:
- Order tapas at a Triana bar; Seville is widely considered the birthplace of tapas culture
Take note:
- Advance tickets required for the Alcazar and Cathedral; book at https://www.alcazarsevilla.org
- Dress modestly for both sites; sleeveless tops and shorts are not permitted inside