This is a merchant’s palace dating from Columbus's time but adapted later into an appealing blend of Moorish, Gothic, Renaissance and 19th-century architecture. Admission eight euros, open 9am-7pm.
This former convent is an appealing and under-visited art museum. Its strength is a collection of Baroque Spain painting by Velázquez, El Greco, Zurbarán and Murillo and its peaceful cloister gardens.
Go in the entrance and head to the left with the great west doors behind you - it's the only place to get an impression of the immense size. The tomb of Columbus may contain his bones, no one is sure.
Try the whisky tortilla, fried fish and white chocolate tart. You may be in good company – it’s a favourite of the King and Queen of Spain. If a weekend, head for nearby Europa bar (see below).
One of the most commercial streets in Sevilla, is totally full of people during Christmas. Una de las calles más comerciales de Sevilla, se llena de gente en Navidad. Buen ambiente familiar. Read more.
Fundada por el emperador romano Trajano, Triana fue escuela para los navegantes que conquistaron el Nuevo Mundo, estando localizada en ella la Universidad de Mareates.Es también cuna del flamenco. Read more.
Escenario de la ópera Carmen, en este lugar la mata por celos Don José. | One of the locations of the opera Carmen, where a jealous Don José put and end to her life. Read more.
Outdoor art market each sunday morning at the square in front of the Fine Arts Museum | Mercadillo de arte al aire libre cada domingo.
