The best kind of holiday accommodation in Seville is easily a holiday apartment. Staying in an apartment gives you privacy, freedom, comfort, personal space, and can save you money if you're in a group.

Its a good idea to look for something in the city centre, that will position you close to all the main tourist attractins, so you can get the most out of your stay.

We have a great range of Seville accommodation options to suit any taste or budget. Visit our website for more information, or to make a reservation online!

If you're out exploring the old historical town of Seville, make sure you visit Santa Cruz and La Juderia, two famous neighbourhoods of Seville. Once the Jewish Quarters of the city, the area is comprised of tiny streets that intertwine, connecting small plazas and beautiful medieval buildings, many of which have retained their original character and architectural detail over the years. Discover hidden gardens, orange tree lined streets and the real essence of Seville as you wonder this area.

A must-see feature of the area is the Cathedral in Santa Cruz. The size of it is impressive in itself. Built during the 12th Century it was later expanded during the 15th century. Inside is the tomb of Christopher Columbus or Colón as he is known to the Spanish. There is also some beautiful religeous paintings and choir books on display.

The Royal Palace or Reíal Alcazar, can also be found in this area. Originally it was built as a Moorish fortress but later claimed by King Pedro of Castille, who used Moorish workers to continue to elaborate the building in the same style. Its a beautiful and impressive building with several courtyards, chapels, and patios which are intricately decorated.

Another must see is the Archive de Indias, a library with many historical documents of Spains American empire. Some as old as 1942, there are 9 kilometres of shelving holding more than eighty million pages of material, including the original journal of Christopher Columbus.

Seville's main Cathedral is truly impressive and one of the biggest in Spain. Some argue it is te biggest in the Gothic architectural style in the world. It was built on the site of a 12th Century Mosque and covers an area of more than 11,000 square meters.

The central nave rises to almost 43 meters into the sky. One of the main attractions for visitors inside the cathedral is the tomb of Christopher Columbus, or Colón as he is known to the Spanish.

.

Carlos Cañal 36 apartment in Seville is located right in the city centre in a historical sevillian apartment building. Furnished and renovated with modern convenience in mind, this apartment retains its charm with original features such as this stained glass window, overlooking the street below.

Book your Seville apartment now!

Seville is a great place to visit any time of year, but if you can organize your trip around one of the local festivals, you're sure to enjoy not only the place itself, but an insight into the local culture and traditions.

Theres nothing like a Seville Fiesta! Here are the biggest events in Seville that you really should not miss.

The April Fair, La Feriá is one of the biggest festivals held in Spain's Andalucian province, in the city of Seville.

The festival features many aspects of traditional Spanish culture, making it an event that attracts not only locals, but also tourists, interested in an insight into the traditions, food and celebrations of the Spanish people- singing, dancing, flamenco, music, horses, bull fighting and agricultural shows.
Local men and women get dressed up in traditional Andalusian costumes, making the event a colourful spectacle.

La Feria is held in the Real de la Feria, an outdoor fairground located just outside the city, opposite Maria Luisa park. In the fairground, thousands of large, brightly coloured marquee style 'casetas' (tents) are set up and decorated with brightly coloured lanterns and flowers.

The festival officially begins with 'El Alumbrado'- the lighting of the lanterns, and ends the following Sunday night with a fireworks display.

The 'Paseo de Caballos' features horses pulling brightly decorated carriages. Local Spanish girls are part of the parade, dressed in colourful gypsy style dresses.

After the parade, in the afternoon, the bullfighting begins in the Plaza del Torros. The best Matadores from all over Spain travel to Seville to compete in a colourful display of strength and showmanship.

But it is after dark when the party really gets into full swing. Music, dancing and drinking wont stop until the early hours of the morning. The traditional alcoholic 'manzanilla' wine (sherry) will be flowing.

Visitors come to enjoy La Feria for more than just the festivities and the food and wine. It's a chance to witness first hand a traditional Spanish festival that brings out the best of the locals who come together and celebrate their culture. Don't miss it!

How'd you like to rent an apartment in Seville , right in the city centre with your own roof terrace with views to the Cathedral?

Visit Get Ready Rentals to check out this apartment and more!

Lenses about our destination cities, by Country

Lenses in SPAIN

All about Barcelona!

All about Granada!

All about Valencia!

All about the Costa Del Sol!

All about Seville!

Lenses in WESTERN EUROPE

All about Nice, France!

All about Amsterdam!

All about Rome!!

Lenses in CENTRAL AMERICA

All about Bogota!

Lenses about our Company for holiday makers and holiday accommodation owners

Free holiday accommodation listing!

Holiday accommodation in Spain

About our company, Get Ready Rentals