This is such a pretty and unique place to wander around. Each alcove displays a map and artwork on tiles that represent an area of Spain. There's a boating lake with tiled bridges and lots of places to sit to watch the world go by.
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This is such a pretty and unique place to wander around. Each alcove displays a map and artwork on tiles that represent an area of Spain. There's a boating lake with tiled bridges and lots of places to sit to watch the world go by.
It’s free to come and see this wonderful structure. Even though it’s history isn’t as old as perhaps other areas it’s still amazing and beautiful.
Wonderful place to be visited for all visitors. The building is great and with a great piece of our history, the park close to the plaza is magic too
Nice to visit because this plaza offers multiple ceramic paintings and a central fountain. Good to capture photos. However, do not miss the beautiful landscape of the adjacent gardens! The plaza could be seen in less than an hour but the gardens are much more...More
This is a great building but feel it has been abandoned it needs a bit of love putting back into it,it might be more lively in summer
Really worth going for a walk to see this, lots of magnificent painted tiles shows off each region in spain
I had heard a lot about this plaza, but when I actually saw it with my own eyes I was mesmerised. So so beautiful, well kept and interesting - the perfect mix between Christianity and the arab culture.
Went twice (morning at 9am and evening at 7pm) and the views were fantastic! Good for young children (mine is 20mths old) to venture freely. Easier to baby carry than usibg stroller.
I was amazed by this square, the canal around it makes it look like a castle from Disney’s cartoon. A must visit place, we also drove a boat, got lots of great emotions. Recommended.
I came to Seville to see this place voted as one of the top 25 landmarks in the world at tripadvisor. Although it is nice, I was disappointed because it is not at the same class as Angkor Wat, Machu Picchu or the Great Wall...More