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
Apartamentos Luxsevilla Palacio
Apartamentos Luxsevilla Palacio are located 5 minutes’ walk from Seville’s Congress centre and 3 km from the airport. The complex offers an outdoo [...]
Giraldilla
Set in a traditional 19th-century Andalusian townhouse, Giraldilla is a 10-minute walk from Seville Cathedral. It features French balconies and an int [...]
Hostal Sierpes
This hotel is situated in the district of Santa Cruz, only 150 metres from the Cathedral, la Giralda, el Alcázar and the Archivo de Indias.
The hot [...]
Hostal Zahira
Enjoy a taste of authentic Andalusia in the heart of the region’s capital. This traditional hotel lies on a pedestrianised street, surrounded by sho [...]
Eurostars Regina
Set around 3 traditional Andalusian-style courtyards, the Eurostars Regina is just 15 minutes’ walk from Seville’s impressive Cathedral and Girald [...]
Patio de La Alameda
Set in a restored 19th-century mansion in the centre of Seville, Patio de la Alameda features an internal courtyard typical of the city.
Each room ha [...]
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 [...]
