Seville’s Spanish Square, it won’t disappoint anyone❗️

The Spanish Square is one of the landmark buildings constructed specifically for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. It is the largest architectural complex built in Seville in the 20th century. The Spanish Square is a massive semi-circular area with a diameter of 200 meters, surrounded by continuous buildings along the edge of the square, accessible via a moat with many beautiful bridges. In the center of the square is a large fountain, and the walls of the square are adorned with many niches, totaling 50, each representing a different province of Spain. 🤓 About the experience: The temperature in Spain in October is just right. You can still wear summer clothes under the sun, and only need to add a light jacket in the morning and evening. The Spanish Square is the most recommended attraction in my trip to Seville. It’s truly magnificent and beautiful, and it’s free of charge. You can also enjoy Flamenco dance performances and piano concerts, a treat for both the eyes and ears. 🧐 About the strategy: ⏰ The sunset in October is at 19:00, so it’s recommended to arrive two hours in advance. First, visit the gallery when the light contrast is strong, and then wait for the last half-hour before sunset to enjoy the square with softer light. 📷 The view from the second floor is great, overlooking the entire square. 📷 The gallery on the first floor and the arch bridges by the water are very beautiful, with stunning light and shadows at dusk. 🛝 Those with time can experience rowing a boat for 6 euros. Buy tickets at the kiosk on-site and then go to the dock to board the boat (2-3 people). 🛝 If you’re starting near the Seville Cathedral, you can take a horse-drawn carriage to the Spanish Square. It’s a 20-minute walk, or 40 euros by carriage (1-4 people). 🤩 About dinner: I recommend EL PASEILLO for its seafood paella. #SpanishSquare #SpainTravel #EuropeTravel #InternationalTravel #Seville #CulturalLandmarks #NoteInspiration #SpanishCuisine #Holiday #BarcelonaTravel