The 5 Best Things to See in Seville

Seville holds the largest Gothic cathedral on earth, a Mudéjar palace still used by the royal family, and a square built for a world’s fair. These are the places its own hosts send guests to first.

The 5 most popular of 21 sights our hosts recommend — ranked by what guests actually looked up, not by how often they turn up on a postcard.

Isla mágica

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Located in La Cartuja, Isla Magica is the perfect place to enjoy a day full of unforgettable adventures.

Isla Magica Park has 6 themed areas where you can explore ancient civilizations in the "Puerta de America" area as well as immerse yourself in the history of the conquest of America in the Amazonia area.
You can also enjoy live shows, both pirates and historical reenactments, which will add an extra touch of excitement to your day at the park.
Isla Magica consists not only of the theme park, but also of Agua Magica, a water park with a wave pool, slides and a real sand beach! A full day at both parks will reach the price of 29€ with general admission.
Access with food and drink from the outside is not allowed.
This amusement park will be a unique experience full of fun, excitement and entertainment for the whole family.
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Fine arts museum

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  • Free admission EU citizens with accreditation and ICOM members

The Museum of Fine Arts in Seville houses an impressive collection of masterpieces by Spanish artists, including Murillo and Velázquez.

The Museum of Fine Arts of Seville, located in an old convent, is an artistic treasure hosting a vast collection of masterpieces from Spanish painting.
Visitors can admire works by renowned artists such as Murillo, Velázquez, Zurbarán, and Valdés Leal, among others.
The museum features various thematic rooms, including the Murillo Room, showcasing an impressive collection of works by the Sevillian painter Bartolomé Esteban Murillo.
In addition to painting, the museum exhibits sculptures and decorative arts that display the richness of Spanish art throughout the centuries.
The building itself is an architectural gem, with its cloister and courtyards providing a serene and elegant environment to enjoy art.

Guadalpark

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Meet one of the best experiences you can live in Seville during the summer to escape from its famous heat, in this fun water park, Guadalpark.

At Guadalpark Seville, there are attractions to suit all tastes: if you are looking for strong emotions and adrenaline, you can try Turbolance, Black Hole or Kamikaze; or if you prefer something more relaxed, the wave pool or the jacuzzi are perfect.
Children under 10 can enjoy themselves to the fullest in the Children's Zone.
This enclosure has a large number of services at your disposal, from lockers and a store, to a rental of floats, free sun lounger service, VIP area and places to eat.
You will be able to enjoy the water park facilities with total peace of mind thanks to their lifeguard team and the medical service available all day long.
Don't forget to bring water and sunscreen!
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Seville aquarium

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  • Free admission Children under 4 years
  • Duration 2h

Located in the dock of Las Delicias, the Aquarium of Seville is a great opportunity to learn about the animals that inhabit each of the seas and oceans, and it's also a fantastic plan to go with the little ones!!

The Aquarium of Seville is impregnated with the spirit of the great adventure of Magallanes and Elcano, since the entire exhibition tour of the enclosure follows the same route of the first round-the-world voyage.
It is divided into five thematic zones: the Guadalquivir, Atlantic, Amazon, Pacific and Indo-Pacific.
It has terrarium with reptiles, a tunnel to pass under sharks, and a variety of exotic fish. And the jellyfish area is incredible!
It also has a store, and the cafeteria is great for lunch or a snack, especially if you go with children.
There are many species and each one has its descriptive sign,which is very helpful for explaining to children and making them aware of the need to be responsible with the environment.
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Seville cathedral

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  • Free admission Monday to Friday (except holidays) from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm Check availability by clicking on the button below

The largest Gothic cathedral in the world, with the iconic Giralda, offers impressive architecture and the Columbus mausoleum.

Seville Cathedral, known as the "Catedral de Santa María de la Sede", is a gothic masterpiece built on the site of a former mosque.
It is the largest cathedral in the world and houses the mausoleum of Christopher Columbus. Its impressive façade features richly decorated portals and a beautiful rose window.
Inside, you'll find expansive naves, ornate chapels and a dazzling gilded altarpiece.
The Giralda, an attached bell tower, was originally a Moorish minaret.
You can climb to the top of the Giralda via a unique spiral ramp and enjoy panoramic views of Seville.
The combination of the Cathedral and the Giralda is an architectural and cultural jewel not to be missed when visiting Seville.
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