Wow wow wow! Stunning architecture and scrupulously well kept. Aside from the amazing aesthetics, this is the place to come for authentic Flamenco music and dance; step inside the centre of the raised crescent and you’ll come across live Flamenco performing under the superb acoustics of the palisade. Pay a few euros for the entertainment and photos. There’s a nearby bar in the park to cool down in the shade. Not to be missed. On a par with the Real Alcazar.

An unexpected gem to discover architecture and grandeur at its best and it is free to visit. Also includes the military museum depicting Spanish history. A thoroughly enjoyable morning spent here. Good to see the flamenco dancing also.

Definitely the highlight of my stay in Seville! The plaza is so beautiful in the evening and feels like a fairytale palace with its tall and intricate castle looking architecture, horses and carriages passing by, a huge lit up fountain that sits in the centre of the plaza, and small bridges to cross the river. FREE entry is a plus, but I would be more than willing to pay to see this amazing place

Who can not give this five stars! Wow. We walked through the gardens and you just see some steps and a door, which obviously we wandered into and then WOW, you see it! Absolutely stunning plaza! We got there just before sunset and it was quiet, there was some flamenco going on, people rowing around the moat, ice cream vendor and it was perfect. Stayed for around an hour just trying to take it all in! Beautiful. What was really lovely, when we came out there was a young couple and he was taking some photographs of his lovely girl on the steps going into the building when he asks 'is there anything in there to see'?! We said, 'go and take a look! You won't regret it'!! Would love to have seen their faces. What a place!

Stunning! A must place to visit, day and night. Free entry. Beautiful surroundings, the little boat trip is fun. The flamenco dancers were very good, My favourite place to visit in Seville.

We loved it here. Went once at the start of our holiday and again on our last day. It’s so beautiful. Both times we were there we were lucky enough to see excellent flamenco dancers with musicians and singers. On the last day there was even a marriage proposal half way through the act from a guy in the audience to his very surprised and delighted girlfriend. Very emotional.

Fabulous place to visit. Talented buskers, violinist X2, guitarist, band with Flamenco dancer. I loved the ceramic tiling on pavements, steps, walls, fencing & bridges. Enjoyed the cool of large nearby park as very hot humid day. Keep your backpacks secure. Many pickpockets.

We stopped as part of our coach tour. My son had visited a couple of years ago and said how amazing it was, and he wasn't wrong. So much to look at and a place to revisit so we have time to look properly at everything. Wonderful atmosphere with buskers, and the noise of families etc. Could spend a long time looking at everything. Beware of pickpockets and ladies offering to tell your fortune!

Not sure about this place. It is certainly impressive and very touristy with pony and traps for hire. It is not medieval and much of it fairly recent (in Spanish terms). Large with lots of walking some of the buildings have been taken over by the Spanish Government. There are far more significant and interesting places to visit in Seville.

Unbelievably grand and amazing half circle of columns, tiles, built in 1929 for the Ibero-American Fair. The tiles of the provinces are scenic and beautiful. The Latin Grammys will be held here in November 2023 as the infrastructure for an enormous tent is in the middle of the park, unfortunately ruining the view.