Seville is divided into several different neighborhoods, each with a different history and character. I stayed in the central Barrio de Santa Cruz, where the Catedral and Alcázar are located. It was probably my favorite, but also the easiest to get lost in, as the streets are very narrow and labyrinthine. I also explored many of the other barrios, each of which is unique and interesting.
Barrio de Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz is also home to Casa de Pilatos, the home of the Marquis de Tarifa.
Very narrow streets, this is my Pensión.
Barrio de La Macarena
Monolitos Romanos
Muros-City Walls
Churches
Barrio del Porvenir
Jardines de Maria Luísa
Museo Arqueológico
Plaza de España
Barrio de Arena
Torre de Oro
Río Guadalquivir
Barrio de Triana
A working-class neighborhood across the river from central Seville, and the home of many of the sailors who sailed with Columbus, as well as the home of Seville's Artists and Students.
