Monument aux Morts

Seville, Spain is a vibrant, beautiful city that has something to offer every type of traveler. For the sightseer, some of Seville's must-see attractions include the minaret of La Giralda (one of the world's largest and oldest examples of Moorish architecture), the royal Alcazar palace, the Capilla Mayor of the Cathedral (the largest Gothic construction in the world), and Plaza de España – a stunning plaza surrounded by vibrant tilework, fountains, and lush green trees. For a unique experience, take a boat ride down the Guadalquivir river, which is lined with buildings and cathedrals in the old city.

For the culture enthusiast, Seville has a lot to offer. Take a turn through the lively old quarter, where fantastic tapas bars, boutiques, and traditional flamenco clubs can be found. As one of Spain's most popular destinations for music, you'll have no shortage of opportunities to take in lively performances. Don't forget to sample one of the city's famous dishes, such as the Paella de Sevilla, the Andalusian Gazpacho, or the Tortillita de Camarones! Seville is also a great location for photographers. Visit the Barrio Santa Cruz to capture the bright cityscape and narrow, winding streets. As for outdoor spots, the Metropol Parasol – a wooden expanse that's located in La Encarnación – is perfect for capturing unique angles. To take in some of Seville's illustrious monuments and churches, explore the Fortaleza of San Sebastián – Seville's defensive fort that was built in 1594. No matter the season, Seville will provide photographers with beautiful, colorful images to last a lifetime.