1. Plaza del Triunfo
The monumental square of Seville. Is the place where the Cathedral, Alcázar and the India's Archives are gathered as symbol of their respective powers. The name of this square goes back to the XVIII, when a massive earthquake shaked the city.
10 minutes
2. Fuente de la Plaza de la Alianza
Formerly known with different names, with its central fountain facing the magnificent Alcazar's wall and the typical houses, it is one of the most emblematic postcards of Santa Cruz.
5 minutes
3. Plaza de Dona Elvira
Another typical postcard from Santa Cruz, the former Jewish neighborhood, this square covered different functionalites, warehouse, private yard and also main stage for commedies. Was enevutally open to the public for the Ibero-American Exhibition.
5 minutes
4. Calle Susona
Also know with a different, unpleasant name, this street gets its origin from a local legend that blends with history. The main ingredients are: a beautiful girl, a forbidden love, several treasoms and a broken heart.
5 minutes
5. Hospital de los Venerables
A baroque masterpiece hidden in the heart of Santa Cruz, with an incredible decoration and a typical Andalucian yard, was originally built during the XVII century by a very important brotherhood of Seville.
10 minutes
6. Casa de Murillo
The famous painter house in Santa Cruz, restored several times it was finally open in 1982. It is decorated with tiles dated back XVI century and painting from the Fine Arts Museum. Formerly also used as exhibition center is a must see of this neighborhood.
5 minutes
7. Plaza Patio de Banderas
The main square of the the Alcazar, probably the oldest part of it. It used to be decorated with princes and ambassadors flags for important occasion. Today it will give you a breathtaking view of the city at the end of our tour.
10 minutes