Sevilla
C/ Albareda,15 41004. Sevilla, España.
Tel. 954224309
Fax. 954224309
Wonderful location in one of the most exclusive and popular places, the hotel is surprisingly elegant and has a unique decoration.
SEVILLA GUIDE
PLACES TO VISIT : La Casa de Pilatos 
La casa de pilatos
La Casa de Pilatos se encuentra en la plaza de Pilatos de Sevilla, edificada mezclando los estilos renacentista italiano y el mudéjar español, es considerada como un prototipo de palacio andaluz.
La construcción de este palacio adornado de preciosos azulejos mudéjares y bellos jardines se inició a finales del siglo XV, por iniciativa y deseo de D. Pedro Enríquez(Adelantado Mayor de Andalucía) y su esposa Catalina de Ribera, pero tuvo que ser finalizada por el hijo de ambos, Fadrique Enríquez de Ribera (primer Marqués de Tarifa), que fue el responsable de que la vivienda llegase a nuestros tiempos nombrada como es conocida tras un viaje de peregrinación que realizó a Jerusalén en1519, y que a su regreso realizó diversas reformas, el acabado hace que la idea popular fuera que copió la «casa» del famoso pretorio Poncio Pilatos.
Horario y precio de la entrada:
Abre todos los días de la semana:
Invierno( noviembre a marzo) de 9 a 18 horas.
Verano( abril a octubre) de 9 a 19 horas
Precios
Gratuito las tardes de los miércoles de 15 a 19 horas
PLACES TO VISIT : La Iglesia del Salvador 
Iglesia del Salvador ( salvador church)
La iglesia del Salvador( salvador church) is an example of Andalusian Baroque. It is also the second largest temple in Seville after the Cathedral, the square in which it is located is in the Plaza del Salvador which is well known being a lively and fun place.
the salvador church can be visited to know its past and discover that in ancient times was the main mosque in the city. During the visit also up to the deck, where the view is breathtaking. All this is by guided tour, although you must book three months in advance. also include the Altarpiece, the Altarpiece of the BrotherhoodCristo del amor ( Christ of Love), Sacramental Chapel, Baroque altarpiece and the altar of Our Lady of Rocio.
PLACES TO VISIT : El Museo Flamenco 
PLACES TO VISIT : El Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla 
Museo de bellas artes
The Museum of Fine Arts of Seville was established in September 1835 and officially opened in 1841. It is now considered one of the most important museums in Spain. It is located in the so-called Museum Square, which is dominated by a sculpture dedicated to Bartolome Esteban Murillo. It is a fundamental museum to know as the Seville Baroque painting, especially of Zurbarán, Murillo and Valdes Leal, as the nineteenth century Andalusian painting
it's Located in the old Merced Calzada Convent, the Museum of Fine Arts of Seville was founded as a "museum of paintings" on September 16, 1835, The building is one of the best examples of Andalusian mannerism. Juan de Oviedo and the Flag was the architect and sculptor who designed the construction project, led by Fray Alonso de Monroy. The current collection of the museum also houses great treasures of Seville Baroque (with works by Francisco de Zurbarán, Murillo and Valdes Leal, among others as the century Andalusian painting XIX..El Museum is located at Museum Square.
• Schedule:...
PLACES TO VISIT : La Casa de Pilatos 
The house pilatos
The Casa de Pilatos is located in the Plaza de Pilatos Seville, built by mixing the Italian Renaissance and Spanish Mudejar styles, is considered as a prototype of the Andalusian palace.
The construction of this beautiful ornate Moorish palace and beautiful gardens tiles began in the late fifteenth century, on the initiative and desire of D. Pedro Enriquez (Adelantado Mayor de Andalucía) and his wife Catalina de Ribera, but had to be completed by the son, Fadrique Enríquez de Ribera (first Marquis of Tarifa), which was responsible for that housing came to our appointed time as it is known after a pilgrimage he made to Jerusalem en1519, and on his return made several reforms the finish makes the popular idea w...
PLACES TO VISIT : Plaza de Armas( Antigua estación de Córdoba) 
Plaza de armas
This mall is located in the building of the old train station in Seville, known as Cordoba Station ".
The station was built for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. It is a building of regionalist style, like the other buildings that were erected in Sevilla on this occasion, a style that combined aspects of Moorish architecture and traditional elements of historic architecture Andalusian.
It worked like station to the Expo 1992, when the new station of Santa Justa is built and this building passes to become the Pavilion of Seville.
After the Expo, work began on adapting th...
PLACES TO VISIT : El puente de Triana 
Triana Bridge
it's known as Triana bridge but officially is the bridge of Isabel II, in honor of Queen Elizabeth II of Spain and was the first one to be built in Seville using iron as material. . The bridge of Isabel II was the first one that passed the railways, being declared a National Historic Landmark in 1976. Today it is a bridge linking the city center with the Triana district across the river Guadalquivir and was replaced in the nineteenth century an old pontoon bridge that was in place and one of the most famous of the capital Sevillana
...
PLACES TO VISIT : Parque de MªLuisa 
Parque Maria Luisa
Maria Luisa park were part of the private gardens of the Palacio de San Telmo that was donated to Seville by the Infanta Maria Luisa. That is why his nickname. Sevilla park became a favorite place, in a unique and evocative space that many times it would identify, would be recognized in the world.
Because Maria Luisa Park is Seville and Seville isn't Seville without Maria Luisa Park. Although this park is one of the best known in Spain, still holds many secrets and anecdotes you might not know ... +
Curiosities that includes:
1. Spain Square and Plaza de America (known as Plaza de las Palomas)
2. Its irregular shape is inspired by the concept of romantic, passionate and wild love.
3. The Dukes of Montpensier are set in Seville in 1848, acquiring in 1850 the palace of San Telmo. Complementarily acquired two farms to prepare them as palace gardens
4. The park opened on April 18, 1914, coinciding with the fair this year in honor of the Infanta Luisa Fernanda de Borbón in 1893 had decided to donate it to the city of Seville. -
Maria Luisa park were part of the private gardens of the Palacio de San Telmo that was donated to Seville by the Infanta Maria Luisa. That is why his nickname. Sevilla park became a favorite place, in a unique and evocative space that many times it would identify, would be recognized in the world.
Because Maria Luisa Park is Seville and Seville isn't Seville without Maria Luisa Park. Although this park is one of the best known in Spain, still holds many secrets and anecdotes you might not know ... +
Curiosities that includes:
PLACES TO VISIT : El Edificio Metropol Parasol 
Metropol Parasol ( building)
PLACES TO VISIT : El Tabaco del REy 
El Archivo Provincial acoge la exposición 'El tabaco del rey'
PLACES TO VISIT : Guerreros de Terracota 
Exhibition: "Terracotta Warriors" in the Muelle de las Delicias Seville
Where: Muelle de las Delicias, Puerto de Sevilla.
When: Friday November 13 2015 to Sunday 24 January 2016.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 10 to 21 hours. Sundays and holidays from 10 to 19 hours. Access to an hour and a half before closing.
For more information on schedules, prices ..
http://onsevilla.com/2015/11/guerreros-terracota-muelle-delicias-sevilla.html
...
Hotel Plaza Sevilla
C/ Albareda,15 41004. Sevilla, España.
hotelplazasevilla@gmail.com | Tel. 954224309
Best Price Guaranteed