Here under Spain - Southwestern Tour - Day 7, you will find travel information for that day, with all the practical information including the opening hours and addresses of the different attractions.
This day starts by visiting the Alcazar. This intriguing, beautiful complex is intimately associated with the lives and loves of several later rulers. It's characterized by its architectural diversity.
Next, go to breathe to the Parque de Maria Luisa, a large park with 3500 magnificent trees which is a beautiful
respite from the hustle of the city.
Keep going by discovering Plaza de España, one of the city's favorite relaxation spots with its fountains and minicals. Around, it's the most grandiose of the 1929 buildings, a semi-circular brick-and-tile confection featuring Seville tilework at its gaudiest.
To finish you Seville's discovery, see the fine-arts museum which does full justice to Seville's leading role in Spain's artistic golden age. The 17th-century Seville masters Murillo, Zurbaran and Valdes Leal are particularly well represented here.
Night in Sevilla
Alcazar
Address : Pl. del Triunfo - Sevilla
Tel : 954 50 23 23
Opening hours : Open Oct-Mar 9.30am-6pm (Sun and hols 2pm); Apr-Sep 9.30am-8pm.
Closed Mon, 1 and 6 Jan, Good Fri, 25 Dec and during official events.
Rates : €5; Cuarto Alto (High Room) €3.
Museo de Bella Artes
Address : pl. del Museo 9 - Sevilla
Tel : 954 22 07 90
Fax : 954 22 43 24
Opening hours :Open 9am-8pm, Tue 3pm-8pm, Mon, Sun and hols 9am-2pm.
Rates : €1.50; no charge for E.U. citizens.
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This day starts by visiting the Alcazar. This intriguing, beautiful complex is intimately associated with the lives and loves of several later rulers. It's characterized by its architectural diversity.
Next, go to breathe to the Parque de Maria Luisa, a large park with 3500 magnificent trees which is a beautiful
respite from the hustle of the city.
Keep going by discovering Plaza de España, one of the city's favorite relaxation spots with its fountains and minicals. Around, it's the most grandiose of the 1929 buildings, a semi-circular brick-and-tile confection featuring Seville tilework at its gaudiest.
To finish you Seville's discovery, see the fine-arts museum which does full justice to Seville's leading role in Spain's artistic golden age. The 17th-century Seville masters Murillo, Zurbaran and Valdes Leal are particularly well represented here.