Special squares of Seville are emblematic places to wander through the city, and you’ll discover when you come to visit and meet the Andalusian capital.
One of them is Doña Elvira square, surrounded by orange groves with its unmistakable aroma of orange blossom, flower beds filled with flowers, small tiled benches made to sit in the shade to relax, listen to the sound of birds or water falling from its source or just listening to the murmur of the people going through this emblematic neighborhood of Santa Cruz, makes you feel at another time.
Inspiration Place
José Zorrilla, author of Don Juan Tenorio, had already met the city. The legend tell that Doña Inés and Don Juan Tenorio fell in love in this place. So It was written in one of the tiles in the square. Even the great Cervantes met and presented their works here, when it was just a Corral of Comedies.
