[2025 Seville Attraction] Travel Guide for Espana Square (Updated Aug)

Come to Spain 🇪🇸 just for these 17 photos Spain is still too comprehensive. Pic 1 - Hotel Colon Barcelona, Cathedral View Room Pic 2 - Dear Hotel Madrid, Rooftop Terrace Pic 3 - Carmel Hill Sunset, Barcelona (telephoto lens for compression effect) Pic 4 - Blanes Botanical Garden (near Barcelona) Pic 5 - Alhambra Palace, Granada Pics 6.7 - Tossa (near Barcelona) Pics 8.9 - Colomares Monument (near Malaga) Pics 10.11.12 - Plaza de España, Seville Pics 13.14.15 - Frigiliana (near Malaga) Pics 16.17 - Nerja (near Malaga)

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Plaza de España is the epitome of Spanish Moorish Revival architecture. In 1929, Seville hosted the Spanish-American Exhibition, for which he built the current Plaza de España on the edge of the Maria Luisa Park to hold the Spanish industrial and technological exhibition. This is also the location of the 1992 World Expo. The intricately carved porcelain paintings in the Plaza de España tell the history and style of ancient Spain. The square is a huge semicircle with a continuous line of buildings surrounding the edge, and is reached by a moat with many beautiful bridges. There is a large fountain in the center of the square. Today, the square is mainly filled with government buildings, some of which can be climbed for viewing and taking photos

When talking about the most famous cities in Spain, Barcelona is often the first one that comes to mind. Perhaps it’s because of Gaudi’s dreamlike architecture, or perhaps it’s because of the romantic sentiment of “La Barcelona”, this city is always crowded with tourists. During my two-week trip to Spain, I deeply felt that Barcelona is indeed charming, but I have a special liking for the small towns, many of which made me want to visit again! If you are planning a trip to Spain, these are the places you shouldn’t miss! 1️⃣ Mallorca This is the place that comes to mind as the first choice. It is famous for its jelly-clear waters. Chopin also spent his honeymoon here. Small towns with different styles, beautiful coastlines, delicious restaurants...it is worthy of the title of the pinnacle of European island vacations. My sisters and I spent four days here and still felt unsatisfied. 2️⃣ Ronda This sky city on the cliff was praised by Hemingway as the best town for elopement. A steep ravine divides Ronda into two parts, connected by a spectacular bridge. This is also the birthplace of Spanish bullfighting. 3️⃣Tossa A beautiful medieval town near Barcelona, ​​where the movie "Legend of the Blue Sea" was filmed. There is an ancient stone castle standing on the Mediterranean Sea. It is very pleasant to taste wine and swim on the beach. 4️⃣Blanes Botanical Garden This beautiful botanical garden located on the edge of a cliff has a history of more than 100 years. There are not many tourists here. Walking along the coastline, you can admire various plants, as if you are in a movie scene. 5️⃣ Granada In this city of pomegranates, which was loved by Victor Hugo, you must visit the Alhambra Palace. It is a magnificent building left by the Moors, so exquisite that it amazes people. This is also the filming location for Game of Thrones. 6️⃣ Seville The cultural center of Andalusia, where Columbus is buried - the "Four Kings Coffin" is located here. The Plaza de España is full of exotic charm that makes people linger. After leaving Barcelona, ​​the Internet speed in the small town is really a headache. Some of us bought local mobile phone cards, and some rented wifi. I didn’t expect that the fastest internet speed was the Skylink function of my Huawei phone.

Sevilla is the capital of the Andalusia region of Spain and has a rich historical, cultural and artistic heritage. Seville's main attractions are relatively concentrated and suitable for exploring on foot. Bullring (La Maestranza) Built in the 18th century, it is one of the oldest bullrings in Spain and is famous for its elegant architecture. The venue can accommodate approximately 12,000 people and has a unique Baroque and neoclassical design. 🗓️Itinerary: The bullring is located in the city center and can be easily reached on foot from the cathedral and Plaza de España. Buy your tickets online in advance, especially during bullfighting season. Seville Cathedral One of the largest Gothic churches in the world, it is renowned for its spectacular architecture and ornate interior decoration. Giralda Tower: A must-see attraction, you can climb to the top of the tower to enjoy the beautiful view of the whole city. 🗓️Itinerary: Not far from the bullring and Plaza de España, suitable for walking exploration. It is recommended to visit in the morning or afternoon to avoid the crowds. Please be aware of the rules and dress appropriately when entering the church. Plaza de España It is a spectacular square with a large circular building in the center and beautiful canals and bridges surrounding it. With its blend of Moorish and Renaissance styles, it is an ideal location for photography enthusiasts. Take a walk around the square to enjoy the surrounding beauty, and rent boats to go boating on the canals. 🗓️Itinerary: It is an easy walk from the cathedral and the bullring, about 15-20 minutes. Food recommendations: Gelateria Mito The ice cream is super rich and smooth, it is definitely worth a try. 📍Address: C. San Pablo, 14, LOCAL C, Casco Antiguo, 41001 Sevilla, Spain Mr Cheesecakes - CHIPIONA Authentic Spanish Basque cake with rich cheese flavor and rich flavor choices. 📍Address: C. Alcaicería de la Loza, 2, Casco Antiguo, 41004 Sevilla, Spain #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025

#2025OverseasTravelEvent A must-visit place in Seville is Plaza de España🇪🇸 I've been saying that Spain is the best travel destination because I've fallen in love with Spain, but among the many places that I've made memories with, Seville is the most memorable. Among them, Plaza de España in Seville, where the 1929 Spanish-American Exposition was held, has an atmosphere that makes you feel like you've come back from the Middle Ages. The air, the weather, everything on that day were great..🥺 If you're planning a summer vacation in Spain in 2025, I recommend Seville, especially Plaza de España! 📍Plaza de España in Seville / Av. Isabel la Católica, 41004 Sevilla, Spain #europe #europetrip #spain #sevilla #Spain #SpainTravel #PlazadeEspaña #Seville #SevilleTravel #SpainTravelDestination #SouthernSpainTravel #Europe #EuropeTravel

If there is one region that can express the Spanish style and the appearance of the Spanish Empire, it must be Andalusia. The city is filled with magnificent ancient buildings and mysterious historical stories. The city is filled with retro carriages, and the streets are filled with the sound of heavy guitars, giving a sense of time travel. Spain is like a minority in Europe, a cowboy in the western United States, with a unique exotic style, a wild and cold appearance, and a passionate heart. Surprises are also happening: like the Spanish Square in Seville's history textbooks and documentaries, and the tower that blends with the orange trees on the street to form an oil painting, the taverns filled with gourmets and hams hanging from the ceiling, the figures dressed in mink coats in the church, and the only European city where you can see roasted chestnuts on the streets in winter, all belong to the contrasting charm and fireworks of this place. 🔴Must-visit: 1) Plaza de España: A miniature of Moorish revival architecture, a large corridor-style brick-red building. Free, no reservation required. 2) Royal Alcázar of Seville: A filming location for Game of Thrones, a building in the Mudéjar and Renaissance styles, book tickets in advance. 3) Seville Cathedral: A Gothic Catholic church with the original mosque tower. Be sure to climb the bell tower for a view of the city. Buy tickets one day in advance. 4) Metropol Parasol: A huge streamlined wooden structure, a modern building without the coldness of steel and concrete, the finishing touch of the entire city. 5) Torre del Oro: A military watchtower by the river, with a strong Arabic architectural style. 6) Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza: A circular bullring that showcases the history of Spanish bullfighting. But I didn't have time to go. 7) House Fabiola: A small and exquisite art museum. 8) It is recommended to visit the small churches in the neighborhood, which have a strong and devout religious atmosphere. 🔴Others: 1) Food: Various tapas are really cost-effective. Spanish churros with hot chocolate are also a must-eat. Authentic paella must be paired with Sangrias fruit wine. And the uniquely fragrant Iberian ham, remember this city with your taste buds. 2) Transportation: There are buses and trams in Seville; EA buses to and from the airport, you can buy round-trip tickets for a two-day tour. 3) Be sure to watch a flamenco performance, a dance style with both tension and power. 🔴Travel preparation: Data card, chip credit card (UK bank card can be swiped directly), SIM card Map: Google Maps Bus: Alsa bus is cost-effective Transportation: Rome2Rio price comparison Air tickets, visas: Air tickets booked in advance are cost-effective in the off-season, and many cities in Europe can fly directly

🇪🇸Splendid Seville🇪🇸 On one of the 4 magnificent bridges of Plaza de España—yes even the four bridges contain secrets. The reason there are 4 bridges, is because every bridge represents one of the 4 old kingdoms of Spain – León, Castilla, Aragón, and Navarra. The water body that goes under the bridges represents the river Guadalquivir, which flows through Sevilla. It symbolized the way forward to America. People can actually row with a boat to have a cool experience here. 😂Had lots of snaps here coz the bridge itself is so pretty along with the views from all angles💕 An amazing place to have a roam and relax in, such a great time here indeed! #traveldiaries #photolocations #summervacation #freehotelstay #familytrip #localguides #spaintrip #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks #passionpassport #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #spain #foodie #asiatrip #mustdo #food #trip

🇪🇸Splendid Seville🇪🇸 This is one of the most iconic and important spots in Plaza de España, the 48 benches which represents one of every province of Spain. It’s in alphabetic order and starts on the left with ‘Alava’ and ends with ‘Zaragoza’ on the right. In 1929 there were 49 provinces (now 52), but Sevilla is not represented, why do you think? If we go back to the reason why every province is one bench, we can find the reason for it; is to get information about that province. On every single bench you can see: 💙A map of the province 💙One moment in history which was important for that province 💙Painted by a painter from that province 💙The Province’s coat of arms But there is no bench to represent Sevilla, it’s because the constructors thought ‘why should we make one? You can just walk for 15 minutes towards the center and you will get all the information you need.’ #traveldiaries #photolocations #summervacation #freehotelstay #familytrip #localguides #spaintrip #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks #passionpassport #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #spain #foodie #asiatrip #mustdo #food #trip

🇪🇸Splendid Seville🇪🇸 The place you have to visit if you ever go to Sevilla, has to be Plaza de España! It’s one of the most incredible places in Spain. This amazing place is not only stunning but also contains many visible secrets, that you will understand if you know a little bit of the history. Plaza de España was created due to the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. This was held to welcome the former colonies of Spain, which means most of South America and even Portugal and the United States were invited. The square, as you can see, is shaped half-round, which stands for the welcome sign. They were basically welcoming the former colonies back to Spain. This is one of the many secret elements of this amazing place that not many people know about. Unfortunately, this exposition wasn’t the biggest success. This was all because traveling wasn’t that easy yet at that time. Besides that, they were happy to not be colonized anymore by the Spaniards. #traveldiaries #photolocations #summervacation #freehotelstay #familytrip #localguides #spaintrip #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks #passionpassport #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #spain #foodie #asiatrip #mustdo #food #trip

🌎Spain is an exotic country. Its architecture, music, dance and culture are all full of mystery. Along this route, you can feel the majesty of the Roman Catholic Church, the passion of flamenco dance and the splendor of the ancient royal palace. These exotic elements make Spain’s literary and artistic atmosphere unique, making it difficult to resist its temptation. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Barcelona→Valencia→Alicante→Nerja→Sevilla→Cordoba→Madrid 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Pick up the car at the Barcelona car dealership – Barcelona Cathedral – Casa Batlló – La Pedrera – La Sagrada Familia DAY2: Valencia Cathedral-Valencia City Hall Square DAY3: City of Arts and Sciences—Castle de Santa Barbara DAY4: Red Wall—European Balcony of Nerja DAY5: Plaza de España – Royal Palace of Seville – Seville Cathedral DAY6: Flamenco Dance Museum—Córdoba Ancient Roman Bridge DAY7: Baihua Lane—Castle of the Christian Kings—Calahorra Tower DAY8: Royal Palace of Madrid – San Miguel Market – Puerta del Sol 🌸The total journey is about 1,751 miles, and the recommended travel time is about 8 days, which is suitable for humanities lovers. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️ Casa Batlló, designed by the talented architect Gaudí, is shaped like the flesh and bones of a dragon. It is weird, colorful, full of eerie beauty and magical charm, just like the "Ghost House" in fairy tales. ✔️Sagrada Familia, with its towering hollow spiers, abstract and magical structures, complex and exquisite sculptures, and colorful windows with colorful lights and shadows, this building that defies the "laws" of reality exudes the glory of sacred religion, making people deeply surrender to their faith. Great power. ✔️The Royal Palace of Seville, this beautiful palace combines Gothic architectural elements and Islamic clay architectural style, especially the stucco work and arabesque style, giving the hall building a gorgeous visual impact, which can be called The essence of the entire palace. This is also one of the filming locations for "Game of Thrones". ✔️Plaza de España combines the "Art Deco style" popular in Europe at the beginning of the last century and the "Neo-Mudejar style" in Spain. The ancient Roman cloister arches and Islamic architectural styles complement each other, making it particularly majestic and unique. ✔️Puerta del Sol, as the busiest and most vibrant square in Madrid, Puerta del Sol is surrounded by rows of shops. The constant flow of people makes it one of the important political, cultural and commercial centers in Spain. ☀️Driving in Spain is a feast of freedom, culture and food. In this charming land, you will encounter countless heart-warming moments and leave behind unforgettable memories. Let’s embark on this exotic romantic journey together! #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

This is the Plaza de España in Seville. Isn’t it beautiful? It is full of old features and horse-drawn carriages, super classic. If you like the Spanish classical style, you will definitely like it here. Remember to go here when traveling to Spain. You can spend most of the day shopping here! 📍Plaza de España, Seville #Spain #SpanishTravel #Sevilla #Seville #SpanishGoodPlaces

Sevilla in the south of Spain 🇪🇸 I think it's a city that gives you the feeling of Spain. You can climb to the top of the famous las setas (mushrooms) and see the cityscape of Seville! It's as hot as being in an oven during the day, so it's best to go in the evening 🚶🏻‍♀️ If you're lucky, you might even see a horse-drawn carriage 🐴 It's a relatively compact city, so you can enjoy it quite a bit in one day. At night, I hope you'll watch flamenco and feel the Spanish atmosphere 💃🏻 #Sevilla #Spain #EuropeTrip

#SpainTravel #Seville Seville, Spain, a rising travel destination! Seville's Plaza de España is famous for its beauty. You can take a boat ride in that famous square for just €5! You can take pictures while riding the boat, killing two birds with one stone!

Do you remember the cell phone commercial where Kim Tae-hee was dancing flamenco with a fan a long time ago? I couldn't do it as well as Kim Tae-hee, but I bought a fan and followed along 🙂 I walked around Plaza de España with a red fan.😗 Plaza de España in Seville The architecture itself is so gorgeous that it's so pretty no matter where you look! If you go to Seville, this is a place you absolutely must visit❤️ #SpainTravel

#Overseas travel #Seville The Spanish Cathedral in Seville is said to be the largest in scale! I think it was the prettiest of all the squares I've been to :) It's pretty no matter what time you go, so be sure to go!

📌Seville Spain Square This is the Spanish-American Exposition held in 1929. It is characterized by the towers on both sides of the buildings surrounding the crescent-shaped square. The tiles on the walls of the buildings and the reflection of the buildings in the canals are beautiful. #Must-see historic site #Spain #Seville

There is a coffin of Columbus, but according to his will not to set foot on Spanish soil, the four kings of that time are carrying the coffin. A cathedral with a solemn atmosphere. And the night view of Plaza de España, famous as the square where Kim Tae-hee danced. #Plaza de España #Seville Cathedral

It is beautiful enough during the day, and it is even more stunning at night. Standing in the quiet night sky, you will feel indescribably moved!

It's difficult now, but when the COVID-19 situation is over, I want to go back. It's a square in a small city called Seville. The atmosphere is so, so great. Children are running around, and bubble artists are making bubble bubbles here and there.. ❤️ It's so wonderful and wonderful that I feel like I'm dreaming. I want COVID-19 to end soon so I can travel to Europe.. #European travel #Europe #Spain

This plaza is easily located as it is very close to the marina and the ferry port with the tram track being within easy reach. There are several monuments here with the most distinctive being the memorial to the 39 residents of the island who fought and died on Franco's side in the Civil War in the 1930s. Controversial or not it is hard to miss the memorial and with it's location on the seafront it makes a good meeting place and a good starting point when exploring the city. The plaza is located very near the main shopping streets and there are several bars and restaurants when the sight seeing gets too much or you want a spell of people watching! #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

A place you can't miss when traveling to Seville 'Plaza de Espana' I visited this place last night and couldn't help but be amazed! I was curious about its beauty during the day👀 So I visited it again during the day, but well.. What can I say to you guys🧡 My pick is daytime. Daytime. If I were to stand still under the plaza where the sunlight☀️ was pouring down, I already had a picture of a fairy tale🏰 in my head Where else would this be if not a fairy tale..♡ Seriously, Plaza de Espana is such a beautiful plaza❣️ . #Spain #Seville #SevilleTravel #SevillePlaza #PlazadeEspana #SunshineRestaurant #InlandTravel #TravelDestinationRecommendation #SmallCityTravel

I visited many places while traveling around Spain, but this was the place that felt the most ‘Spanish!’ 💃 The buildings that glowed yellow in the sunlight, the blue sky, and the canals with calm water flowing… It was so nice just to look at them 🥺 I didn’t know about it, so I couldn’t go! They say that if you go up the stairs to the top of the building, you can take a picture of Plaza de España at a glance. The night view was also so so beautiful :) There was a man blowing bubbles at the fountain in the middle of the square, and the picture taken with the bubbles was really cool! 🧼 #EuropeanSensibility #SummerTravel #LifeShotPlaces#LifeTravelDestinations

If you travel around Spain, you will come across squares with the same name, 'Plaza de España'! The most beautiful Spanish square is definitely 'Plaza de España' in Seville ◡̈ It is also famous for being the place where Kim Tae-hee danced flamenco in a cell phone commercial!? I visited this place both at night and during the day, and both have different charms, so I recommend you visit it several times👍🏻 . #WorldTravel #EuropeanEmotion #Exotic #NightViewAdmiration #SpainTravel #Seville #PlazadeEspaña

¡Plaza de España! Seville's Plaza de España is also called Plaza de España! Perhaps this place became even more famous because of the Kim Tae-hee CF 😂 This Plaza de España was built by architect Anibal Gonzalez as a venue for the 1929 Spanish-American Exposition. There are towers on both sides of the building surrounding the crescent-shaped plaza, and if you go up the stairs to the upper floor of the building, there is a photo spot where you can see Plaza de España at a glance! There is also a canal in front of the building, so you can ride a small gondola. It rained the day I went, so I couldn't ride the gondola. :( The walls of the building on the square are painted with tile mosaics depicting historical events from all over Spain. I vividly remember this as the most atmospheric and beautiful square I've ever seen. Since it's open 24 hours a day, it's a great place to go during the day to enjoy the bright atmosphere and the charming night view at night! ☑️Address: Avenida de Isabel la Católica, 41004 Seville Spain. . . . #worldtravel #europetravel #spaintravel #exotic #europeansensibility #espanyaplatz #spainplatz #sevilletravel

When traveling to Seville, Plaza de España is a must-see! It's such a beautiful place during the day and at night. Personally, I think it's even more charming because of the canal...!! When it gets dark, the lights on the water sparkle and look so pretty... Taking pictures next to the canal, taking pictures from the bridge... It seems like every corner of Plaza de España is a place where you can take great pictures~!💗✨ #SpainTravel #LifeShotPlace #LifeShot #Seville #SevilleTravel #2019Travel #LifeTravelDestination #NextTimeHere #NightView #CityTravel

The exquisite Plaza de España is one of the many architectural treasures in Seville. This thoroughly Spanish city is a testament to the country’s vast cultural heritage. Let’s make 2020 the year you do something amazing! . #spain #seville #architecture #plazadeespaña #cities #travel #europe

This time I invited a handsome Korean Ouba photographer in Seville. Although the language is unreasonable, we have always used body language and smile to communicate. Photographed the purple sunset of the Guadalquivir River, and the Plaza de Espaa, which was not surrounded by tourists in the morning. Look at the bits and pieces of the journey, let the autumn of inscribed in a beautiful memory

There are countless Spanish squares in the world. For example, the Spanish square in Rome is because the Princess Hepburn has eaten a cone of ice, but the Spanish square should not be in Spain. And there are countless Spanish squares in Spain, almost every city, but only this one is the real Spanish square Spain Square is the location of the 1929 Ibero-American Expo. The entire building is a semi-circular square formed by three buildings with a diameter of 200 meters. The exterior is inlaid with various tiles. There are many niches on the walls of the hh/ square, using a large number of glazed faces. Tiles, representing 48 provinces in Spain (actually Spain has 50 provinces, I don't know why it is 48), it is a niche, in fact, more often it is a bench for tourists to hit the deck / Hh/The front panel of each alcove depicts the province's historical events, famous landmarks or custom details, using Mudejar and Renaissance styles; the niche benches are colorful Glazed ceramic partition, engraved with the circular relief of the province's logo; the final ground is the specific geographical location of the province

Every city in Spain has a Plaza of Spain, and this Plaza of Spain in Seville is known as the most beautiful square in Spain. The plaza was built in 1929 to host the exhibition. It is now a government building and has become one of Seville's most popular attractions. The entire square is semi-circular, with a continuous red brick building on the periphery. There is a moat between the building and the square. There is a fountain in the middle of the square, and the square is facing the Maria Luisa Park. There are 58 colorful porcelain niches on the walls of the red brick buildings, representing the historical scenes of 58 different regions of Spain. Many tourists take pictures in front of the niches. There are several arch bridges made of blue and yellow tiles on the moat, which are beautifully shaped and brightly colored. Visitors can take a boat trip in the moat, don't have a lot of fun. Alternatively, you can take a horse-drawn carriage and explore the square in a traditional way. It is said that this square is the most beautiful in the evening sun.