We start from the Avenida de la Constitución (1), considered the most important of the historic town, which also has numerous cafes to start the day with a good breakfast. From here we reach the first stop: cathedral and (We recommend get tickets in advance as they usually have enough tails). Seville Cathedral (2), It occupies the space of the old mosque, the only day that today the Patio de los Naranjos and some walls preserved. Gothic, It is the third largest in the world, and in it are historical treasures like the tomb of Christopher Columbus. From inside you access the Giralda (3), from which they are obtained spectacular views of the city.

Once we we left the cathedral in the Plaza de la Virgen de los Reyes, take the exit Plaza de Triomphe and the Patio de Banderas to reach Reales Alcázares (4), of which also we recommend taking early entry. It is an impressive array of palaces gardens that summarize the history of the city, a visit that takes about two hours, so we recommend the Hall of Justice and the Court of Plaster, Palace of Peter I, and finally a walk through the gardens

The next stop is Barrio de Santa Cruz (5), within which is the Real Alcázar, where we recommend visiting the famous Water Alley (6), formerly known as "wall of water" circulating a street attached to the wall of the city and carried inside two tubes leading water, to finish with a stroll through the narrow streets that make up this amazing neighborhood. In this area we will find a lot of bars to take a "top" and enjoy Seville's atmosphere.

Returning to the Plaza de la Constitution, take direction New Square (6) to reach the building City of Seville (6), Renaissance architecture, emphasizing among other curiosities, in the corner that forms the «Arquillo» the Plaza de San Francisco is a stone cross, surrounded by myths and legends, as it was the place dondese prayed for the souls of the condemned by the Inquisition.

From Plaza Nueva walk through the famous Sierpes street (7), one of the most famous shopping streets of Seville, where we can find stores like Apple or Guess, until you reach the next stop: Sevilla Mushrooms, also known as Metropol Parasol (8), located in the Plaza de la Encarnación. It is a curious lookout rising above the rooftops due to higher wood structure of the world. Under the foundations of this curious construction Roman and Arab remains have been integrated into the space through a small museum were discovered, he Antiquarium (9).

We continue on the street Fair (10), where the Market Street Fair, and where we can make a little break to regain strength. After that, We arrive at our ultimate destination: the Macarena district (11). In him is the Basilica of the Macarena and her, the Brotherhood of the Macarena.

A few meters from the Basilica, we will find the old Hospital of the Five Wounds (12), also he is known as Hospital of Blood, current headquarters of the Andalusian Parliament (13). It revolves around 10 courtyards, although at present only eight preserved, and its most characteristic feature is the church located in the central courtyard.