What was once a rundown area is now an attractive garden square with bars, restaurants, a promenade and nightspots that attract the city's young bohemian set.

Behind the neo-Baroque façade of this 20th-century church are frescoes, a museum and an important religious icon of the patron saint of matadors.

You can find out about the history of Seville with a trip to Plaza de la Encarnación. Visit the shops and stunning cathedral in this walkable area.

Watch concerts, shop for fresh produce, investigate Roman ruins and enjoy fantastic views of the city at one of the largest wooden structures in the world.

Contemplate the passion, talent and creativity that went into the design and creation of the sumptuous altarpieces and paintings that decorate this renaissance church.

Marvel at the awe-inspiring altarpieces inside one of Seville's oldest places of worship, an ancient church that originated in the 14th century.