Views of the Alcazar, cathedral, Giralda are all here. Horse-drawn carriage are parked here, and come and go frequently. This is a very pleasant place to linger and enjoy.

This plaza is just next to the Cathedral and the General Archive of the Indies. At the centre is the tall monument to the Immaculate. Surrounded by ancient buildings, it is also a place for tour groups to gather here. Nearby are many bars and...More

In between the national indies Archives building and the Giralda Cathedral, the square is nowadays used a meeting point for locals, where statues where erected by Sevillans to the Virgin to thank her for surviving the great 1755 Portugal earthquake.

This is quite central however it is not the most spectacular square I have seen. If you are strapped for time I would go elsewhere.

This is the plaza mayor that is just in front of the Cathedral. Many tours start from this point and the plaza is normally filled with people.

This is a beautiful plaza, but with so many in Seville, it's hard to set them all apart. You'll stumble upon a lot of small ones just by walking the city.

The Plaza so named because of the 1755 Lisbon earthquake, which even reached as far as Seville, and although people were attending Mass inside the Cathedral they were able to get outside and finish the Mass without any injuries taking place. To commemorate this event...More