Declared an Asset of Cultural Interest, this square is one of the undisputed points on your visit to the city. It is bordered by a canal that runs for 515 meters and is crossed by four accessible bridges. It also has a central fountain where you can take home a nice souvenir of the city. As you stroll around the square, you can admire the tiled benches representing the different provinces of Spain.

In addition to having been the setting for numerous series and films, the Seville City Council organizes different events in this famous square every year.

Seville offers a wide and varied list of events and activities. The Museum of Popular Arts and Customs has an enormous collection of dress costumes, gold and silver work and liturgical ornamentation. You can also visit the Archaeological Museum of Seville, which specializes in the exhibition of archaeological remains and witch, although it is a copy of the Carambolo Treasure, presents an excellent quality of the works and pieces that form part of the museum's collection, making it one of the best in Spain.

Seville's gastronomy has great pillars that will not leave you indifferent. It also has many different dishes that will captivate any palate that tries them. One of the star dishes is pescaíto frito, which, as it is Spanish name suggests, is a type of fried fish, crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. If you fancy a fresher dish, cold soup is another dish that is never missing from the menus of the city's restaurants.

Other typical dishes to try in the city are huevos a la flamenca (flamenco-style eggs), larded beef or piripi, a typical Andalusian sandwich made with pork loin, tomato, bacon, cheese, etc. Finally, to sweeten the palate, discover the typical sweets of the area: pestiños, yemas de san Leandro or tortas de polvorón.