Cultural Interest

Museums

• Science Museum
• Museum of Fine Arts.
• Museum of Popular Arts and Customs.
• Bullfighting Museum
• Military History Museum
• Naval Museum
• Archaeological Museum
• Carriage Museum

Palatial Houses Museum

• San Telmo Palace
• Archbishop’s Palace
• Casa Salinas
• Casar Pilatos
• Palacio de Dueñas
• Palace of the Countess of Lebrija
• Casa Palacio Guardiola
• Palacio de Mañara
• Marqueses de la Algaba Palace

Bullring

• Real Maestranza de Caballería

Theatres

• Maestranza
• Lope de Vega
• Pathé
• Casar La Teatro
• The Foundation
• Sala Cero Teatro
• Alvares Quintero Theatre
• Teatro central
• Teatro Cajasol
• Teatro Alameda
• Teatro de Triana
• Triana Flamenco Theatre

Parks and gardens

• Jardines de Cristina,
• Parque de María Luisa,
• Plaza de América.
• Jardines del Real Alcázar
• San Telmo Palace Gardens
• Jardín Americano
• Espacio de Santa Clara

Historical Monuments

• Archivo de Indias
• Anticuarium and Metropol Parasol
• Castillo de San Jorge
• Triana Ceramics Centre
• Andalusian Centre for Contemporary Art
• Velázquez Centre
• Royal Tobacco Factory
• Hospital de los Venerables
• Convent of Los Venerables

Types of architectures

Almohad and Mudejar Monumental Architecture

• The Giralda
• Torre del oro
• Real Alcázar Real Atarazanas Reales Atarazanas Santa Clara Space
• Palace of the Marquises of Algaba

Gothic and Renaissance

• Cathedral Town Hall Monastery of Santa María de las Cuevas
• General Archive of the Indies
• Casar Pilatos
• Palacio de Dueñas
• Convent of La Mercè Calzada (Museum of Fine Arts)
• Tobacco Factory

Baroque

• Palace of San Telmo
• San Luis de los franceses
• Del Salvador Church
• Royal Church of Santa Ana
• Hospital de la caridad
• Hospital de los Venerables
• Plaza de la Real Maestranza de Caballería

Seville’s conquistadors and seafaring colonisers:

• Fernández de Enciso

Painters

• Juan de Valdés Leal
• Antonio María Esquivel
• Valentino Domínguez Bécquer
• Jose Luis castrillo
• Luis Gordillo
• Carme Laffón (woman painter)
• Baldomero Romero Rossendi
• Gonzalo Bilbao
• José Rico Cejudo
• Emilio Sánchez Perrier
• Jose García Ramos
• Jose Villegas Cordero
• Valeriano Bécquer
• Manuel Cabral Aguado Bejarano
• Manuel Barrón y Carrillo
• Pedro Duque y Cornejo
• Pedro Núñez Villavicencio
• Francisco Herrera el Mozo

Imaginary Sculptors

• Pedro Roldan
• La Ronalda (woman sculptor)
• Juan Martínez Montanés
• Cristobal Ramos
• Antonio Susillo
• Antonio Castillo Lastrucci
• Juan De Mesa
• Pedro Duque y Cornejo
• Antonio Illanes Rodríguez
• Antonio Eslava Rubio
• Jaun Abascal Fuentes
• Manuel Hérnandez León

Poets

• Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer
• Manuel Machado
• Antonio Machado
• Alberto Lista
• Jose María Blanco White
• Fernando Villalón
• Adriano del Valle
• Vicente Alexandre
• Luis Cernuda
• Joaquín Moreno Murube
• Rafael Laffón Zambrano
• Álvarez Quintero Brothers

Writers Playwrights

• Lope de Rueda
• Álvarez Quintero Brothers

Humanist

• Antonio de Nebrija

Science and medicine

• Antonio de Ulloa (Scientist and Physician)
• Estefano
• Diego Álvarez Chanca
• Nicolas Monarde
• Francisco Noroña
• González Fragoso
• Luis Rojas Marcos
• Carlos Infante Alcón

Botanists

• José Demetrio Rodríguez
• Francisco Noroña
• Nicolas Monarde
• Felipe Guillén

Regionalist Architects

• Aníbal González Álvarez-Ossorio
• Jose Espiau y Muñoz
• Juan Talavera Heredia
• Antonio Castillo Lastrucci
• Guillermo Vázquez Consuegra

SQUARES IN SEVILLE

• Plaza de España
• Plaza nueva
• Plaza de Santa Marta
• Plaza de Santa Cruz
• Plaza de las tres cruces
• Plaza del triunfo
• Plaza de pilatos
• Plaza Santa Isabel
• Plaza Cristo de Burgos
• Doña Teresa de Enríquez Square
• Doña Elvira Square
• Plaza de Santa Marta
• Plaza Patio de Banderas
• Plaza de San francisco
• Plaza virgen de los reyes
• Plaza de los refinadores
• Plaza del Salvador
• Plaza de la Magdalena
• Plaza del Museo
• Plaza de la Gavidia
• Plaza de la Encarnación and Parasol Square
• Plaza del Duque de la Victoria
• Plaza de San Lorenzo
• Plaza de San Leandro
• Plaza del Altozano

Most popular churches and chapels in Seville

• Real Iglesia de Santa Ana (oldest church in Seville, built in 1276) By order of Alfonso X.
• Iglesia de la Esperanza Macarena (Neo-baroque style church, built between 1936-1946, located in front of the Royal gateway to Seville, known as the Macarena arch).
• Iglesia Santa María Magdalena (18th century Baroque church built by the French during the occupation).
• Capilla del Carmen (This chapel is the smallest chapel in Seville, located in the Triana neighbourhood; built by the great Sevillian architect, D. Anibal González in 1928).
• Parroquia de Santa Cruz (Church built later, the original was destroyed during the French occupation. The remains of the Sevillian painter Bartolomé Esteban Murillo were buried here).
• Iglesia del Salvador (The largest church and the second largest after the cathedral, this church dates to the 9th century, it was the first mosque built in Seville, by Ibn Adabbás in 1248).
• El gran poder (13th century church in Gothic-Mudejar style).
• Parroquia Santa María la Blanca (18th century Synagogue, until 1391, which was converted into a Christian temple in Gothic style).
• Church of San Lorenzo (13th century Gothic-Mudejar church. The famous poet Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer was baptised in this church).

San Luis de los franceses

The Church of San Luis de los Franceses is an outstanding example of 18th century Baroque architecture. It is in the historic centre. It was designed by the architect D. Leonardo de Figueroa and built between 1699 and 1730 by order of the Company of Jesus. After the expulsion of the Jesuits from Spain in 1835, it was put to different uses and was finally deconsecrated. It now belongs to the Seville Provincial Council.

Hospital de los Venerables sacerdotes (Hospital of the Venerable Priests)

The Hospital de los Venerables Sacerdotes, popularly known as the Hospital de los Venerables, is a 17th century Baroque building that served as a residence for priests, and is currently the headquarters of the Focus Foundation, which houses the so-called Centro Velázquez, dedicated to the famous painter Diego Velázquez. It is in the Plaza de los Venerables, in the centre of the Santa Cruz district and very close to the Murillo gardens, the Cathedral and the Real Alcázar.

Charity Hospital

The Hospital de la Santa Caridad is a 17th century building, built in 1663, belonging to the Sevillian Baroque style, the headquarters of the charitable institution of the philanthropist Miguel Mañara. Miguel Mañara. This hospital housed many poor and sick people. It is in the Arenal district, in the old suburb of La Carretería, outside the walls of historic Seville, bordering the rear of the building on the line along which the city wall enclosed the city.