Corral del Rey

A very charming little hotel with 17 rooms, some with a private terrace. 

Hotel Las Casas de la Judería

Spread across 27 houses, each with their own history, courtyards and gardens, walking around this lovely hotel - with 34 rooms, all different - is like discovering the ancient Seville. There are even a few private streets within the hotel.  

Palacio Mármoles

This beautiful private palace is totally refurbished with seven apartments.

Las Casas del Rey de Baeza

A very chic boutique hotel in what was once an 18th-century farmhouse. A gorgeous spot in Seville's old town, which also boasts a rooftop pool.

Palacio Villapanés

This elegant 50-room hotel, a converted 18th-century palace in the heart of historic Seville, has been beautifully restored and the service is excellent.

Cabana Tip: Trasierra

If you can tear yourself away from the city, check into the gloriously rustic Trasierra in the Andalusian hills, about an hour from Seville airport.

Houses & Gardens

Real Alcazar: Visit the wonderful gardens and interiors at the oldest royal palace in Europe where impressive Italian-influenced tiles contrast with the smooth plaster and sleek style of the Mudejar palace.

Casa de Pilatos: With its classically Sevillan layout, this beautiful house was designed in Sevillan Renaissance style and holds the largest catalogue of 16th-century arista tiles.

Palacio de las Dueñas: A very special must-visit when in Seville. The beautiful palace-house of the Pineda family, originally built in the 15th-16th century, became a meeting point in the 20th-century for European royals and important cultural figures from the worlds of art and politics.

Cathedrals & Monasteries

Monasterio de Santa Clara: A fascinating, Renaissance convent with the only roman tower in Seville (a novelty in our city).

La Catedral de Sevilla: This 16th-century cathedral is a UNESCO world heritage site and the largest Gothic church in the world. It’s a real sight to behold. 

Museums & Galleries

Hospital de la Santa Caridad: A glorious 15th-century Baroque building, founded to give Christian burials to the condemned, in the name of Miguel de Mañara (the inspiration for the literary character, Don Juan). It holds fine works by Golden Age Spanish painters, including Murillo, Zurbaran and Valdes Leal.

Museo de Bellas Artes: One of the most important art museums in Spain, in beautiful Plaza del Museo, it holds a huge collection of Renaissance, Baroque era and 20th-century works by painters including El Greco, Velásquez, José García Ramos and Francisco Zurbarán.

Hospital de los Venerables: Enjoy the beautiful, peaceful courtyard here and impressive works of art and sculpture by artists including Velazquez.

Iglesia de la Magdalena: A new museum, opening in May 2023, holding an important collection of art, including paintings by Zurbaran.