The fascinating and majestic Cathedral is the biggest of Spain, and the third biggest in the world after St. Peter in Rome and St. Paul in London. The prevailing gothic stile creates quite a contrast with the Moorish stile of the bell-tower, called Giralda.
The Cathedral was built between 1420 and 1507, on the site where the old mosque stood when the Seville was under the Arab influence. The bell-tower is what remains of the old minaret, whereas the Courtyard of orange trees was converted into a cloister. Inside the Cathedral lies a famous sculptural group, a symbolic sepulchre of Christopher Columbus.
Hotel Consigliati
Hostal Leonardo Da Vinci
Set at the heart of the historical city of Seville, this modern guesthouse is located right opposite the city's impressive cathedral.
Hostal Leonardo [...]
Hotel Sevilla
Set 10 minutes’ walk from Seville Cathedral, Hotel Sevilla features a typical Andalusian courtyard. Each air-conditioned room offers flat-screen TV [...]
Sevilla Inn Backpackers
Sevilla Inn Backpackers is a lively hostel located in the centre of Seville, only 200 metres from the Cathedral. It features a large terrace with grea [...]
Hotel Simon
Hotel Simon is an impressive 18th-century mansion in central Seville, just 50 metres from the city’s famous cathedral. It offers a beautiful central [...]
Apartamentos La Casa del Pozo Santo
Housed in a traditional Seville house from the 18th century, these apartments offer an authentic experience of timeless Andalusia.
La Casa del Pozo S [...]
La Casa del Maestro Boutique
Situated at the heart of historical Seville, this charming boutique hotel is just a short walk from the main sights of the city, including the Cathedr [...]
Apartamentos Puerta del Sur
Just a 10-minute drive from the centre of Seville, these apartments have the use of a bright and cheerful cafe and you can start the day with the brea [...]
