Seville Attractions & Tourist Guide - Where to Go in Sevilla

Museums:
Museums in Sevilla such as Fine Art Museum, Regional Archaeological Museum, Archaeological Collection of Italica, etc...
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Parks and Gardens:
Sevilla is a city lined with orange trees, and in springtime the smell of orange blossom fills the air. Thanks to its Arabic heritage, the gardens of Sevilla are an oasis of tranquillity. Most picturesque of all are the Alcazar´s gardens, laid out in Arabic style, with rivulets, waterfalls, tile work and hints of jasmine and bougainvillea.
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Excursions:
The National Park of ´Doñana´ is the biggest European aviary reserve and is located by the river's mouth on the right hand bank one hour from Seville going towards Huelva via the ´Descubrimientos´ motorway. Its abundance originates from its geographical location and good climatic conditions along the bird migration routes.
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Itineraries:
“Sevilla´s Cathedral and Santa Cruz”, this is a typically Sevillian tour to go sightseeing: The ´Alcázar´, the ´Archivo de Indias´ (Archive of the Indies), the ´Giralda´, the Cathedral, and the ´Santa Cruz´ neighbourhood (the old Jewish Quarter).
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Cities & Towns:
Sevilla city´s location is found by the Guadalquivir river, which extends over south to north of the city and can be sailed all the way from Seville to its way out to the Atlantic coast by the town of ´Sanlúcar de Barrameda´.

Seville´s harbour had an important function in trading between Spain and the American colonies back in the 1500s. Nowadays it is one of the most bustling river ports in the country.
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