Seville Cathedral
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A great spot in Seville’s historic heart

Enjoy Seville from one of its liveliest, most characterful neighbourhoods. Soak up the atmosphere, explore its streets and hidden corners, then come back to a comfortable, welcoming place where you can feel at home.

At nüa alameda, you’ve got a great base for getting to know the city at your own pace, close to the Alameda de Hércules and Seville’s historic centre, with comfort and great value for money.

Getting here

Well connected, in the middle of everything

Public parking
Public parking near the hostal.
Bus nearby
Excellent bus connections.
Train station
Just 2 km from the hostal.
Seville airport
15 km from Seville airport.
What to see

In the heart of Seville’s liveliest side

  • La Giralda

    La Giralda

    The majestic Almohad tower crowning the Cathedral holds 800 years of our history. El Giraldillo is its proud weather vane, and a replica can be admired at the Puerta del Príncipe.

  • The Cathedral

    The Cathedral

    The largest Gothic church in the world rises at the heart of the old town, with a striking façade and an awe-inspiring interior holding the (supposed) tomb of Christopher Columbus.

  • Plaza de España

    Plaza de España

    The complex Aníbal González built for the 1929 Exposition traces an enormous ellipse of brick, tile and marble. Its ceramic benches, one per Spanish province, are the obligatory photograph.

  • Torre del Oro

    Torre del Oro

    This 13th-century defensive tower is the tireless lookout over the Guadalquivir and the pride of Seville. It houses the Maritime Museum, free to visit on Mondays.

  • Royal Alcázar

    Royal Alcázar

    One of the oldest palaces still in use anywhere, and the city’s most emblematic Moorish monument, its royal gardens the backdrop for shoots such as the series “Game of Thrones”.

  • María Luisa Park

    María Luisa Park

    The best known and best loved gardens in the city, given to the people of Seville by María Luisa Fernanda de Borbón in 1914. Lose yourself among its labyrinthine paths, ponds and fountains.

  • Setas de la Encarnación

    Setas de la Encarnación

    Jürgen Mayer’s Metropol Parasol gathers a gastrobar and an underground museum, the Antiquarium, beneath six striking parasols that resemble a giant sea sponge.

  • City Hall and Plaza Nueva

    City Hall and Plaza Nueva

    Smart shops line Plaza Nueva, presided over by the Plateresque City Hall and opening onto the retail run of calle Tetuán and Sierpes. Behind it lies Plaza de San Francisco.

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