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¿Qué ver en Sevilla?

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Sevilla es sin duda la joya más hermosa de Andalucía, esa región inmensa del sur de España. La ciudad más soleada del país ha sido atravesada por varias civilizaciones que la han convertido en una verdadera belleza. Es imposible irse sin haber sido totalmente deslumbrado por cada rincón y cada monumento. Guiado por el aroma de los naranjos, descubrirás un destino tan animado de día como de noche. ¿Qué ver en Sevilla?

Visitar Sevilla: 10 lugares que no te puedes perder

  1. Catedral y Giralda 
  2. Real Alcazar
  3. Plaza de España
  4. Parque Maria Luisa
  5. Santa Cruz
  6. Triana
  7. Torre del Oro
  8. Plaza de Cabildo
  9. Plaza de Toros
  10. Las Setas

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Sevilla en algunas palabras

La capital de la provincia del mismo nombre y de la comunidad autónoma de Andalucía, Sevilla es la cuarta ciudad más grande del país, con una población de 685,000 habitantes.

Atravesada por el río Guadalquivir, domina la llanura: la Campiña sevillana. También está muy cerca de otras ciudades andaluzas sublimes, como Córdoba, Málaga o Granada.

Fundada por los tartesios, luego fue habitada por fenicios y griegos.

También han pasado por aquí cartagineses, romanos, visigodos y finalmente los musulmanes, quienes dejaron magníficas huellas de su cultura.

Conquistada por Fernando III de Castilla, la ciudad se convierte en cristiana y nuevos monumentos se suman a su ya excepcional panorama.

Desde entonces, ha sabido resaltar su prestigioso pasado y los turistas acuden en masa para admirarla.

5 tours Sevilla

Visita guiada a la Catedral, la Giralda y el Alcázar
Descubrir la cultura local en bicicleta
Visitar la ciudad en segway
Paseo de una hora por el río Guadalquivir
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¿Qué ver en Sevilla?

Visitar Sevilla implica desde el principio admitir que querrás inmortalizar cada rincón de la ciudad.

Sin embargo, hay monumentos que captarán más tu atención que otros.

1. Catedral y Giralda

Es el monumento emblemático de la ciudad y no podrás pasarlo por alto gracias a su torre que domina la ciudad y es visible desde muy lejos.

Por lo tanto, es lógico que encabece todos los artículos sobre qué ver en Sevilla.

La catedral fue inicialmente una mezquita. Hoy en día, es el edificio religioso más grande después de San Pedro en Roma y San Pablo en Londres.

En su interior se encuentra la tumba de Cristóbal Colón.

El antiguo minarete de la mezquita, la Giralda, es hoy el campanario de la catedral.

Con casi 100 metros de altura, ofrece una vista impresionante de la hermosa Sevilla.

¡Reserva tu visita guiada!
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2. Real Alcazar

Sin duda, mi monumento favorito en esta magnífica ciudad es el Alcázar.

Catalogado como Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, es uno de los palacios reales más antiguos.

Construido en el siglo IX, el edificio ha evolucionado con los cambios de gobernantes.

Se considera el ejemplo más brillante de la arquitectura mudéjar en la península ibérica.

Desde sus suntuosos techos hasta sus sublimes jardines, el Alcázar te deslumbrará.

Recuerda reservar tu entrada con anticipación para evitar las interminables filas.

¡Reserva tu visita guiada!
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3. Plaza de España

Seguramente la plaza más hermosa del país, la Plaza de España fue construida originalmente para la Exposición Iberoamericana.

En sus bancos, los azulejos representan todas las provincias de España.

Además de ser un lugar excepcionalmente hermoso, también ha sido escenario de varias películas y series.

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4. Parque Maria Luisa

El Parque María Luisa es el pulmón verde de la ciudad.

A la sombra de sus árboles, podrás admirar pequeños lugares peculiares como la Fuente de las Ranas.

Al dirigirte a la Plaza de las Palomas, podrás descubrir otros importantes monumentos locales como el Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares, el Museo Arqueológico de Sevilla y el Pabellón Real.

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5. Santa Cruz

El barrio histórico de Santa Cruz es imperdible. Con sus fachadas de colores vivos, patios típicos y naranjos fragantes, cada rincón es un verdadero placer para los ojos.

Piérdete por sus calles y disfruta de sus terrazas para observar a locales y turistas ocupados en sus quehaceres.

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6. Triana

Otro barrio para visitar con calma es Triana.

Sumérgete en la verdadera vida andaluza imitando a sus habitantes: desayuna en uno de sus bares más típicos, haz tus compras en el mercado y compra souvenirs en sus tiendas.

También es el mejor lugar para disfrutar del flamenco, que invade tanto las calles como las salas de espectáculos.

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7. Torre del oro

Con una altura de 36 metros, la Torre del Oro fue construida por los almohades en el siglo XII.

En ese entonces formaba parte de las murallas árabes y controlaba el transporte naval en el río Guadalquivir.

En el último piso del monumento, puedes visitar el Museo Naval, que exhibe instrumentos marítimos, maquetas y mapas. ¡La vista del río desde arriba es magnífica!

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8. Plaza de Cabildo

Esta plaza semicircular es extremadamente hermosa. Es el lugar perfecto para hacer una pausa durante tu visita a la ciudad.

Los domingos se celebra un mercado donde los coleccionistas de sellos y monedas se apresuran para encontrar la pieza rara.

¡Es una oportunidad para ir y experimentar un verdadero momento de vida local!

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9. Plaza de Toros

Lejos de mí la idea de fomentar la tauromaquia, pero las plazas de toros españolas a menudo merecen ser visitadas por su belleza.

Este es el caso de la Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza en Sevilla.

Desde el exterior, da una idea clara: ¡es simplemente sublime! En su interior, más de 12,000 asientos esperan a los espectadores.

¡Reserva tu visita!
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10. Las Setas

Para concluir este artículo sobre qué ver en Sevilla, quiero hablarles de un monumento bastante inusual.

Frente a los monumentos históricos y el patrimonio más clásico, atrae especialmente a los turistas más curiosos, es Las Setas.

También conocido como Metropol Parasol, esta estructura de madera de 28 metros de altura ofrece una vista espectacular de la sublime ciudad de Sevilla.

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Excursiones alrededor de Sevilla

Sevilla es una ciudad llena de encanto, que se puede explorar una y otra vez.

También es un excelente punto de partida para descubrir otros lugares turísticos cercanos.

GRANADA

Conocida por su sublime Alhambra, la ciudad es una de las joyas del país. Durante esta visita, también podrás explorar el barrio del Albaicín.

¡Reserva!

Ronda y sus pueblos blancos

Desde Sevilla, explora la encantadora ciudad de Ronda y los bonitos pueblos blancos de la región a bordo de un vehículo con aire acondicionado.

¡Reserva!

Italica

Las ruinas romanas de Itálica te esperan en esta visita guiada de medio día. Descubre el Traianeum, las estatuas de Diana y Venus, los baños públicos y el anfiteatro.

¡Reserva!

¿Cuántos días para visitar Sevilla?

Aunque es posible descubrir la ciudad en 2 días, te recomiendo pasar al menos 3 días, no solo para poder explorar todo lo que la ciudad tiene para ofrecer a tu propio ritmo, sino también para disfrutar de la suave vida nocturna.

Por supuesto, también puedes optar por hacer de esta hermosa andaluza tu base durante una semana.

Esto te permitirá descubrir la vida local y visitar la región y sus encantadores pueblos.

Si tienes más tiempo y te gusta viajar de manera slow, no hay nada que te impida pasar varias semanas e incluso algunos meses aquí.

¿Qué ver en Sevilla en 2 días?

Si solo tienes 2 días para dedicar a Sevilla, no te preocupes, aún así podrás ver los lugares más emblemáticos de la ciudad.

Día 1:

Dedica este día a descubrir los principales monumentos de la ciudad.

  • Real Alcazar 
  • Catedral y la Giralda
  • Torre del Oro
  • Plaza de Cabildo
  • Plaza de Toros

Día 2:

Aprovecha este segundo día para descubrir la atmósfera que reina en sus barrios.

  • Triana
  • Santa Cruz
  • Plaza de España
  • Parque Maria Luisa

¿Qué ver en Sevilla en 3 días?

Si pasas 3 días en esta hermosa ciudad, puedes agregar al itinerario de 2 días otros 2 lugares imprescindibles y disfrutar de la tarde para pasear a tu antojo.

Día 3:

  • Casa de Pilatos
  • Setas

¿Cuándo IR a Sevilla?

En el sur del país, las temperaturas pueden ser muy, muy altas en verano. Incluso pueden resultar difíciles de soportar para algunas personas.

Por lo tanto, se recomienda evitar los meses de julio y agosto, que son los más calurosos.

La primavera es la mejor época para descubrir la ciudad, ya que las temperaturas son suaves y las lluvias son escasas.

Sin embargo, los precios pueden ser un poco más altos de lo habitual. De hecho, en primavera se celebran dos de las fiestas más populares: la Semana Santa y la Feria de Abril.

La ciudad también se puede visitar en otoño, pero las lluvias son más frecuentes, y en invierno, si las temperaturas más bajas no te molestan.

¿Cómo ir a Sevilla?

La ciudad cuenta con un aeropuerto internacional que conecta con las principales capitales europeas e incluso otras grandes ciudades.

Simplemente, debes tomar un autobús lanzadera para llegar al centro de la ciudad.

Si ya te encuentras en España, trenes y numerosos autobuses te permitirán llegar a esta hermosa ciudad andaluza.

Consulte los horarios de trenes y autobuses

Si prefieres un poco más de libertad y también quieres visitar la región, también puedes optar por un coche.

Hay varias opciones para estacionar en Sevilla. Si no tienes un vehículo, puedes alquilar uno.

Haz clic para comparar las empresas de alquiler

¿Cómo moverse en Sevilla?

Los lugares de interés en Sevilla están bastante cerca unos de otros, por lo que podrás recorrer la ciudad a pie sin problema si tu alojamiento está bien situado.

Si no es así, puedes contar con el sistema de transporte público de la ciudad. De hecho, hay muchos autobuses que recorren la ciudad y te pueden llevar a casi cualquier lugar. Haz clic para consultar las líneas y horarios.

Si prefieres los transportes públicos, también puedes contar con los taxis y los Ubers para moverte por la ciudad.

¿Dónde dormir en Sevilla?

Sevilla es una ciudad bastante grande, segura y bien comunicada por transporte público, por lo que tienes muchas opciones en cuanto a los barrios donde alojarte durante tu visita.

Sin embargo, te doy una mano presentándote 4 barrios para considerar:

1. Santa Cruz: El famoso barrio está lleno de alojamientos en antiguas casas típicas. También es perfecto, ya que las principales atracciones turísticas se encuentran aquí.

2. Triana: El otro barrio turístico de la ciudad es también una excelente opción para los viajeros que quieren experimentar una ciudad más local y auténtica.

3. La Alameda: Si te gusta explorar la vida nocturna de los lugares que visitas, este barrio es perfecto. Está lleno de bares y restaurantes. Si te molesta el ruido al dormir, puede que no sea la mejor opción.

4. La Macarena: Este barrio situado al norte de la ciudad es bastante económico. Si viajas con un presupuesto limitado, es una buena opción. Sin embargo, está bastante lejos de las principales atracciones turísticas.

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Ser un nómada digital

Sevilla es una ciudad que atrae a turistas de todo el mundo, pero aún no es un centro para los nómadas digitales.

Sin embargo, hay varios espacios de coworking o cafeterías donde trabajar, así como algunos co-living. La comunidad de expatriados también te permitirá conocer fácilmente a nuevas personas.

Aunque el clima extremadamente caluroso puede ser un obstáculo para los trabajadores remotos que temen el calor, es una ciudad que vale la pena considerar debido a su oferta cultural y su espectacular patrimonio.

También es una excelente base para explorar una de las regiones más hermosas de España: ¡Andalucía!

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  • 👩🏾‍💻ARE YOU THINKING OF BECOMING A DIGITAL NOMAD? Working and traveling at the same time is a dream for many of us, and I can assure you that it is an amazing lifestyle✨️ However, it is not for everyone. Check if you have these 4 essential qualities to embark on the digital nomad journey 🌐 ✅️Discipline. This one is a huge one. When you travel, you want to know everything about the destination where you are. You want to visit sites and spend time with the people you meet on the way. But, if you need to work 30 – 40 hours a week, you won’t be able to do it. So, you will need to be disciplined enough to avoid distraction and put yourself at work. ✅️Flexibility. Bad things happen when you travel. Your bus can be canceled, or your Wi-Fi can be down. It means you will need to change your plans, and it can affect your work. So, you need to be flexible and find a way to make things work. ✅️Quick-learning. While traveling, you need to learn many things: languages, how to get the bus, where to buy a sim card… Everything is new to you, but at the same time, you don’t have many months to learn how your new place works.  ✅️Ability to market yourself. It is true for digital nomads but also for any freelancer. You need to know how to sell your services and how to build a good online presence to get regular clients. How many of these skills do you have?💼 #digitalnomadlife #digitalnomadtips #digitalnomadgirls #digitalnomadwomen
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  • 🍃5 TIPS TO BE A CONSCIOUS TRAVELER IN OAXACA 📌Save this post for your next green trip to Oaxaca. 5 tips easy to think of to be a conscious and responsible tourist: 1️⃣ Stay at eco-friendly accommodation 2️⃣ Avoid gentrified neighborhoods 3️⃣ Visit local owned businesses 4️⃣ Shop at local markets 5️⃣ Use public transportation Which tip is your favorite? #digitalnomadlife #digitalnomadtips #sustainabletourism #responsibletourism #conscioustourism
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  • If you have the chance to have long holidays or to be a digital nomad, it is time to embark on the transformative magic of slow travel 🌿✈️. Here 4 reasons why it is good for you, for the planet and the local communities: 🌏 Let the World Unfold: Embrace a meaningful rhythm, allowing time for serendipity and genuine immersion in the beauty around you. ✨️Embrace Local Traditions: Wander through markets, savoring unique flavors and rhythms, immersing in the essence of each place. 💖 Cultivate Authentic Connections: Engage with communities, create wonderful memories, and learn more about how as a tourist, you can help with social and environmental issues. 🌱 Minimize Your Carbon Footprint: Choose sustainable transportation and eco-friendly accommodations, feeling the impact of mindful choices. Are you already slow traveling? #SlowTravel #SlowTraveler #SustainableJourney #ResponsibleTourism
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  • 🥦🍒🍋🌽ONE OF THE THINGS I PREFER TO DO WHEN I TRAVEL Especially in Mexico, is to visit markets. I really could do this every single day and never get tired. Why do I love market so much? ✨️City Pulse: Markets are the pulse of a city, reflecting its true essence. It's the best way to gauge the local culture and vibe. An absolutely authentic experience! ✨️Sensory Overload: Markets engage all your senses, making you a more mindful traveler. The sights, sounds, smells, and textures create an immersive experience that stays with you. ✨️Supporting Local: Buying from markets is a fantastic way to support the local economy. Being a responsible tourist means contributing directly to the community you're exploring. ✨️Budget-Friendly: Markets are a savvy traveler's best friend. Not only do you get authentic products, but you also save a pretty penny, especially when it comes to groceries. ✨️Culinary Delights:The best part? Unparalleled food experiences. Markets offer a gastronomic adventure, with tasty ingredients and delectable plates that leave a lasting impression. Do you visit markets when you travel? #visitOaxaca #visitMexico #slowtravel #responsibletourism #conscioustourism
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  • 🌍✨ Ready to embark on the Digital Nomad journey? Here are 4 essential things you need to know before taking the leap into the world of remote work and wanderlust! 🚀💼 1️⃣ If you don’t have a strong foundation, it can make your experience challenging. For a successful adventure, ensure you have a reliable source of income, stable internet, and a well-thought-out itinerary to make the most of your global office. 2️⃣ Wrong tech essentials can hinder your productivity. Invest in lightweight, powerful devices, and familiarize yourself with essential tools for remote work. 3️⃣ It can get lonely sometimes. Connect with fellow digital nomads online or in real life to share insights, tips, and experiences with like-minded people who understand the journey you're on. 4️⃣ Working while traveling isn't always easy. Striking the right balance is crucial. Create a routine that allows you to efficiently work while leaving room for spontaneous adventures. Ready to give it a try? #digitalnomadspirit #digitalnomadinsider #digitalnomaddiary #digitalnomadtips #digitalnomadlife
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  • 🔥THE BEAUTY OF OAXACA, MEXICO🇲🇽 How this city can be more beautiful? It was my third time in Oaxaca, Mexico, and its beauty never fades🌺 If you have never been, you should plan a trip as soon as possible. This city is a gem, but let's ensure it stays authentic. 😊Avoid gentrification, support the local economy, respect the culture, and the environmental issues the locals face. Would you visit Oaxaca? #visitOaxaca  #slowtravel #responsibletourism #conscioustourismindia
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  • 👩🏾‍💻DO YOU WANT TO BECOME A DIGITAL NOMAD IN 2024? This is finally your year to embrace freedom and wanderlust! Find out my tips to kickstart your digital nomad journey✨️ ⭐️Skill Up and Go Remote: If you haven’t already had a job that allows you to work remotely, you need to learn skills that will give you this power, it can be digital marketing, language teaching, or programming. ⭐️Build an Online Presence: Establishing a strong online presence is crucial. You can, for instance, create a professional LinkedIn profile, or start a portfolio website. It will help potential employers or clients find you. ⭐️Explore Remote Job Platforms: Leverage remote job platforms tailored to your skills and interests, like FlexJobs, and Upwork, that offer a plethora of remote opportunities. ⭐️Financial Planning: Plan your finances strategically. Consider creating an emergency fund, as irregular income can be a part of the digital nomad lifestyle. Research cost-effective destinations for your travels, and be mindful of local currencies and living expenses. ⭐️Network and Join Communities: Connect with fellow digital nomads and remote professionals through online communities, and social media groups. Platforms like Nomad List, or Instagram can help you find like-minded individuals. Networking can also lead to job opportunities and collaborations. Are you already a digital nomad or do you plan to become one soon? #digitalnomadspirit #digitalnomadinsider #digitalnomaddiary #digitalnomadtips #digitalnomadlife #digitalnomadgirls #digitalnomadwomen #digitalnomads #digitalnomad
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  • WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THIS QUOTE? Personally, I can't agree more😉 Since I was a teenager, I always knew that I wanted to collect moments. I guess it is why I've always wanted to travel. There is no better hobby to live moments and make memories✨️ #solotravelergirl #solotravelerwoman #slowtravel #slowlife #conscioustravel #mindulfness
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  • 🍃5 TIPS TO BE A CONSCIOUS TRAVELER IN PUERTO ESCONDIDO 📌Save this post for your next green trip to Puerto Escondido. 5 tips easy to think of to be a conscious and responsible tourist: 1️⃣ Stay at local-owned accommodation 2️⃣ Use eco-friendly sunscreen if you go to the beach 3️⃣ Support the local businesses 4️⃣ Don’t accept to pay high taxi fares 5️⃣ Shop at local markets Which tip is your favorite? #digitalnomadism #digitalnomadlife #digitalnomadtips #digitalnomadgirls #digitalnomadwomen #slowlife #slowtravelling #slowtravel #slowtraveler #sustainabletourism #responsibletourism #conscioustourism
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  • ✨️NOVEMBER RECAP✨️ It has been a tough month. Many health issues prevented me from enjoying my time and focusing on my work. But I had no other choice than to deal with it. From a thwarted holiday plan in Huatulco to navigating medical challenges in Oaxaca, it was a journey of resilience and self-care. But today, it is December, and I am perfectly fine, and ready to enjoy Oaxaca and make the most of my last month here. Here are some highlights of this month: As a digital nomad: 👩🏾‍💻I started to diversify my income. Let’s see if I actually see results in 6 months. 👩🏾‍💻I changed my routine again to adapt it better to my life in Oaxaca. Adapting your routine when necessary is key if you are a remote worker. On a personnel level: 👩🏾 As much as I adore the digital nomad lifestyle, the adventurer in me is itching for more! So I plan to travel differently in 2024, a blend of routine to get my work done and not lose my sanity, and adventure to let space to the crazy Audrey. 👩🏾I am having the best time enjoying the Oaxacan cuisine. 👩🏾I am really enjoying having friends in Oaxaca and sharing great moments. How did November treat you? #solofemaletraveler #girlswhotravelsolo #womenwhowander #womentravelsolo #solofemaletravelers #solotravelgirl #travelgirl #girlsaroundtheworld #digitalnomadism #digitalnomad #digitalnomads #digitalnomadlife #digitalnomadtips #digitalnomadgirls #digitalnomadwomen #slowlife #slowtravelling #slowtravel
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Viajar responsable en Sevilla

Como en todas partes en España y en otros lugares, es importante viajar de manera responsable. La protección del medio ambiente es cada vez más relevante.

Aquí tienes algunas ideas para adoptar comportamientos eco-responsables:

  • Respeta las normas locales de reciclaje.
  • No compres agua embotellada, ya que el agua del grifo es potable.
  • Evita las grandes cadenas hoteleras.
  • Rechaza que tu hotel cambie tus toallas de baño a diario.
  • Elige restaurantes que cocinen con productos locales.
  • Evita pedir comida a domicilio.
  • Haz tus compras en los mercados locales.
  • No alimentes a los animales en los parques o plazas.
  • Prefiere el transporte público en lugar de los taxis.
  • Usa el aire acondicionado de manera razonable.

España sufre problemas relacionados con el agua, ¡así que presta atención a tu consumo!

Ser una persona racializada en Sevilla

Cada persona tendrá una experiencia diferente, por supuesto, durante su visita a la ciudad andaluza. Soy de origen sudasiático y no tuve ningún problema durante mi estancia.

¿Qué ver en Sevilla? Una de las ciudades más bellas de España te transportará a otro mundo donde los colores son más vivos y la vida en general es más alegre. ¡Es imposible no enamorarse de Sevilla!

Espero que este artículo sobre qué hacer en Sevilla te ayude a planificar tu próximo viaje. ¡No dudes en compartirlo en Pinterest para ayudar a otros viajeros!

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