hotels in Seville

Museums in Seville

• Museum of Fine Arts: It is considered to be the second art gallery in Spain. Andalusian Centre of Contemporary Art - In Sta. María de las Cuevas Monastery. Arqueologic Museum - Example of Tartessic and Classic culture. Museum of Carriages - Old Convent of Los Remedios. Bullfighting Museum - Situated under the tired seats of the Maestranza bullring. 

Exhibitions / Art galeries Seville

• Beaches are 90 minutes to the west in Vina del Mar, The ski resort of Portillo is 2-3 hours away on the road to Mendoza, Rancagua is 85 km to the south and has some thermal springs and hiking opportunities nearby. 

Cultural activities in Seville

• Easter processions. Feria de Sevilla - The Big Fair. Bull Fighting. Flamenco Shows: The feeling of the Gypsy people, music and rhythm. Route of Seville’s monasteries. 

Historic monuments in Seville

• Seville Cathedral- Judged as being the third largest church in the world after Saint Peter's in Rome and Saint Paul's in London, Seville Cathedral is the final resting place of the remains of Christopher Columbus.  
• La Giralda - A large and the magnificent bell tower of the Cathedral and a symbol of Seville.  
• Real Alcázar- A beautiful palace in Mudéjar (Moorish) style, built in the XIV Century by Pedro I the Cruel.  
• Jewish Quarter (Barrio Santa Cruz) - located around the Cathedral, it is filled with small winding streets and is generally regarded as the most charming parts of the city.  
• Hospital de los Venerables - A 17th century retirement home and hospital for aged and sick retired priests, it has been recently restored to preserve an example of Andalusian architecture.  
• Torre de Oro - Athirteenth century tower, the top of which is rumored to have once been covered in gold.  
• Parque María Luisa - Built for the 1929 Iber-Americano World's Fair and now is landscaped with attractive monuments and museums 

Shopping in Seville

• The city centre has the best Spanish and international shops: Max Mara, Loewe, etc. Street markets: “El Jueves”, “Puerta de Triana”, “Alfalfa” and “El Cabildo”. Gastronomic products (olive oil, Iberian ham, Manzanilla white wine). Mantilla & folklore products (Flamenco dresses, shawls, fans, etc.). Ceramics and pottery - Famous Cartuja factory founded in the 19th Century. 

Other in Seville

• Semana Santa - take the obvious religious undertones, but with processions consisting of many floats & penitents, & much more, the festivities last the full week with events culminating on the Friday with a huge candlelight procession at dawn. Feria de Abril - Lasting six days this is one of Spain's largest & most colourful fiestas with over 1000 marquees are erected on the real de la feria site just outside the city centre, most of which host events such as live music or dancing, also on site is a huge fairground with a multitude of traditional & up to date fairground attractions, there are also parades of beautiful horse drawn carriages carrying local girls in full Flamenco dress occur daily (usually at around midday); 2 weeks after Easter. Corpus Christi - fiesta begins with a feast day, followed by processions along streets strewn with sweet smelling rosemary & other aromatic herbs, a lot of street dancing ensues alongside other spectacles; 7 days in June. 

Day trip

• 1_Jerez de la Frontera: 80Km from Seville. Located in the province of Cádiz and famous for its classical Spanish horses. The skill and perseverance of trainers who tame the noblest of animals. Enjoy a visit to one of the local wineries where the finest wines are produced and bring pleasure to your palate.
• 2_Italica ruins: Roman ruins only 10km from Seville.
• 3_Granada: The magic history of the Arab Palaces can be felt in La Alhambra and its gardens.
• 4_Córdoba: Don’t miss the famous Córdoba Mosque and try out the local gastronomy full of flavour and colour.
• 5_Écija: “The City of Sun and Towers” is surrounded by hills on one side and the Genil river on the other, creating an unforgettable sight with its eleven towers, fifteen bell towers, churches, palaces and belvederes, thrusting up from the mass of white houses.
• 6_Osuna: Osuna, which has been declared a Site of Historical and Artistic Interest, occupies a privileged place in the region of Andalusia at the crossroads between the provinces of Málaga, Granada, Seville and Córdoba. Indeed, one of its streets, called San Pedro, has been declared by UNESCO as one of the most beautiful in Europe.

Group activities

• 1_Andalusian Cortijos (country houses): Around Seville, there is a great variety of Cortijos where you can organise private parties for groups where the guests can enjoy a “capea” (amateur bullfighting) and a countryside range of activities based on gastronomy and Andalusian habits.
• 2_Company Olympics: In the Olympic Stadium, located on the Cartuja Island, your company can take part in some mini Olympic Games adapted and personalised for different business activities.
• 3_Outdoor: You can carry out a lot of outdoor activities such as 4x4, adventure sports and team building games near the Doñana Nature Reserve.
• 4_Golf: Many golf courses nearby from 5-10km. The south of Spain is the perfect place for the golfer.
• 5_Team Activities: Outdoor training, Gymkhanas and rallies, teamwork activities and open-air activities.