Seville is a picturesque city blessed with incalculable orange trees and beautiful buildings. If you come to this sun-drenched city, you are naturally going to want to witness this beauty in all its grandeur. Like all great artwork, to truly appreciate the beauty of Seville it will not be enough to merely see it up close. You will also need to take a step back⦠and up! To aid you in this endeavour, this blog is going to count down the ten best viewpoints in Seville.
There are a multitude of different terraces, and towers, and viewing platforms throughout Seville, so I have tried to compile a good range of all and from all different parts of the city, so that you will be able to appreciate the skyline from different angles.
So, without further ado, lets begin. Ever since then it has seen a small, but steady, stream of sightseers making the trip out from the city centre to enjoy the views over the city and surrounding countryside. Six tours a day allow visitors to climb the fifty metre high Schindler tower for amazing views of the Rio Guadalquivir and the Andalusian capital sitting on the opposite bank. The thirty-six metre high tower is free on Mondays. They come together here for one very simple reason, without a local guide, the roof of the town hall is a very hard place to find.
The Hotel Inglaterra, on the other hand, has a welcoming and easy to find roof top terrace with amazing views over the Ayuntamiento and cathedral. From here you can really appreciate just how many churches are in the city.
From here you can marvel at the Cathedral standing proud behind the rooftops of the Jewish quarter. This hotel offers unbeatable views of the Cathedral and la Giralda. Relax by the pool with a drink as you enjoy the views of the Moorish bell tower.
