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The origins of Seville date back to the 6th century BC. The Romans conquered the region around 206 bc. They ruled until the 5th century when the Roman empire started to collapse. The region was then governed by by various Germanic invaders until the Arab Moors invaded in 711. 8 Centuries later the Christian King Ferdinand III defeated the Moors and named the city Seville. Today Seville is the largest city in Andalusia and contains a mountain of history. It’s 2 hours from the Costa del Sol and is well worth a visit. Plan your visit in advance because there is a lot to see. Seville is about a two hour drive from the Costa del Sol but is well worth a visit. For more information on what to see & what to do in this amazing city have a look below.
Accommodation in Seville
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Attractions in Seville
The Metropol Parasol
The Metropol Parasolis situated La Encarnación square in the old quarter of Seville With a length of 150 metres long and 70 metres wide it claims to be the largest wooden structure in the world. For more information on the Metropol Parasol click / tap the image or click / tap the button below.
Casa de Pilatos
Casa de Pilatos is situated in the centre of Seville in the Plaza de Pilatos. Work began on the palace in 1483 but over the centuries it has constantly been evolving into the structure that it is today. For more information on the Case de Pilatos click / tap the image or click / tap the button below.
The Plaza de la Reyes
The Plaza de la Reyes is a great place to just sit and take in what you have seen of Seville and prepare for what you are going to see. The Plaza is situated behind Seville cathedral on Calle Mateos Gago. For more information on the Plaza de la Reyes click / tap the image or click / tap the button below.