The Catedral de Sevilla is the largest gothic cathedral in the world, covering a staggering 11,500m². Taking over a century to build, this magnificent building looms large over the city. Highlights include the tomb of Christopher Columbus, and the breathtaking High Altar.

In the heart of the city you’ll find Real Alcazar de Seville, a beautiful medieval palace built in the 11th century. Originally built as a Moorish fortress, the building is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and home to the Spanish Royal Family – don’t skip this one on your tour of the city.

Seville’s most famous square, Plaza de Espana is a must-see on your city break. Often called ‘The Venice of Spain’, this stand-out attraction features a 500m-long canal, ornate bridges, and a majestic curved pavilion. The plaza was filming location for hit films Star Wars and Lawrence of Arabia – don’t forget to post your photos!

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