The Barrio de Santa Cruz, former Judaería de Sevilla, is one of the most historical and charming places in the city. Its narrow alleys, hidden squares and flower-filled courtyards preserve the legacy of the Jewish community that inhabited this neighborhood for centuries, until the expulsion of 1492. Walking through its corners is to walk through a scene where legends, tradition and the splendor of medieval Seville coexist, with the imposing Giralda as witness to a past that is still breathed in every corner.

The Real Alcázar in Seville is the oldest royal palace in use in Europe and a true gem of Mudéjar art. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its halls, courtyards and lush gardens reflect centuries of history, where Islamic and Christian cultures left a unique mark. Residence of the Spanish royal family during their visits to Seville, the Alcázar captivates by the exquisiteness of its architecture, the richness of its details and the atmosphere of a place that seems stopped in time.