Sevilla, is Romanticism and as shown, carefully read the five most romantic spots in the capital of Andalusia.
1. Barrio de Santa Cruz. It is no coincidence that their streets are regularly hosts wedding photo shoots. Despite being located in the heart of the city, the silence of the streets makes it possible to hear the sound of water from their small fonts. In an unusual beauty is called dead water, a narrow street that runs along the wall and you’ll discover what a true Sevillian patio. Time seems to stand still in the neighborhood of Santa Cruz, the setting is so magical you’ll have to experience it to know what we mean.
2. Maria Luisa Park. There is nothing more romantic than strolling through your own gardens. Luckily, the Infanta Maria Luisa of Bourbon, (Duchess of Montpensier), wanted everyone to enjoy them and donated to the city of Seville in 1893. Its layout inspired by the concept of romantic love, passionate and salvaje.Fue engineer Jean-Claude Nicolas Forestier, curator of the Bois de Boulogne in Paris, who gave him that touch.
3. Square Spain. Integrated in the gardens of the Parque de María Luisa, is one of the most romantic places in Sevilla. Its large central fountain, its endless semicircular gallery and, above all, its small channel with rowboats, surrounded hundreds of roses, will we never forget.
4. Real Alcázar. To feel like a ‘hopscotch’ or a real caliph. Think of the Arabian Nights, think Eastern, feel the scent of jasmine and the fragrance of the lady at night and revel in the exuberant nature and stunning architecture. Come to the fountain of Mercury, a unique and special place that will leave a lasting memory.
5. Marqués de Contadero at sunset. The Guadalquivir river is not only an element of the landscape of Seville, but gives it meaning, being the mirror in which the city looks. At dusk, watch as water swallows the sun until it becomes golden, priceless. One of the best places to do is walk Marqués de Contadero (where the Torre del Oro is located)
