What to do in Barrio de Santa Cruz in Seville.
These activities are featured in my Top 50 Things to Do in Seville.
1. Cathedral
The largest gothic cathedral in the world is one of Seville's main attractions.
Read more about Seville Cathedral
2. Giralda
The former Muslim minaret is now a part of Seville's cathedral and represents a fascinating clash of civilizations.
Read more about Giralda in Seville
3. Alcazar
Royal palace and fortress, like a mini Alhambra. If you can't make it to Granada for its larger counterpart, you won't be disappointed with Seville's smaller version.
Read more about Seville's Alcazar
4. Casa de Pilatos
An impressive house built in a combination of Italian Renaissance and mudejar styles.
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5. Plazas del Pan and Salvador
Two picturesque plazas in the center of Seville. Plaza Salvador is the more popular of the two, with its popular tapas bar. Young sevillanos who can't afford the tapas sit on the steps of the church to drink before a night out.
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6. Casa de la Memoria
Exhibition center that shows excellent flamenco shows most nights of the week. Shows frequently sell out.
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7. Go for Tapas
The area around where c/Santa Maria de la Blanca and c/Cueto y Cano cross is a great location for tapas. On the corner (pictured) is a great take-away fried fish restaurant.
Read more about Tapas Bars in Santa Cruz
8. Flamenco Museum
Image: Judith Glynn
Learn a little of the history of flamenco at Spain's most celebrated flamenco museum.
Read more about the Seville Flamenco Museum
9. Ayuntamiento
The Town Hall, between Plaza Nueva and Plaza San Francisco is a curiosity for its half-finished façade.
Read more about Seville's Ayuntamiento
10. Archivo General de las Indias
Historical documentation of Spain's colonial exploits. A World Heritage Site.
Read more about Archivo General de las Indias
