Walk around Seville Spain 4K. Plaza de España - Catedral de Sevilla - Maestranza.
The first walk in Seville - the capital of the Spanish province of Andalusia. Our path will run from Plaza de España, past Catedral de Sevilla to Maestranza.
0:00 Plaza de España
25:22 Punto De Lectura
30:15 Av. Isabel la Católica
33:55 Av. el Cid
34:05 Monumento al Cid Campeador
34:50 Parque Prado de San Sebastián
37:40 Jardines de Murillo
39:00 Calle San Fernando
40:05 Real Fábrica de Tabacos de Sevilla Universidad de Sevilla
43:00 Puerta de Jerez
43:10 Fuente de Híspalis Puerta de Jerez
47:50 Jardines de Cristina
49:55 Paseo de las Delicias
51:25 Paseo Alcalde Marqués del Contadero
51:30 Torre del Oro
52:00 Río Guadalquivir Puente de San Telmo
57:00 Av. Paseo de Cristina
59:00 Puerta de Jerez
59:55 Av. de la Constitución
1:01:40 Archivo de Indias
1:01:45 Calle Santo Tomás
1:03:10 Puerta del León (Real Alcázar de Sevilla)
1:03:30 Plaza del Triunfo Catedral de Sevilla
1:06:20 La Giralda
1:07:25 Plaza Virgen de los Reyes Archisevilla Siempre Adelante Fuente Farola
1:08:30 La Giralda
1:09:30 Calle Cardenal Carlos Amigo Vallejo
1:10:05 Calle Alemanes
1:11:10 Calle Hernando Colón
1:12:45 Plaza de San Francisco
1:13:05 Ayuntamiento de Sevilla
1:13:30 Fuente de Mercurio
1:15:12 Av. de la Constitución
1:16:25 Plaza Nueva
1:17:05 Fernando III El Santo
1:19:15 Plaza de San Francisco
1:22:25 Calle Sierpes
1:23:45 Calle Sagasta
1:24:58 Pl. del Salvador
1:25:05 Iglesia Colegial del Divino Salvador
1:26:15 Iglesia de la Paz
1:27:08 Calle Sagasta
1:28:14 Capilla de San José
1:28:18 Calle Sierpes
1:29:40 Calle Cerrajería
1:32:30 Calle Sierpes
1:34:30 Plaza del Duque (La Campana)
1:35:00 Calle Sta. María de Gracia
1:35:30 Calle Tarifa
1:36:00 Calle Javier Lasso de la Vega
1:37:00 Plaza Fernando de Herrera
1:38:40 Calle Orfila
1:38:50 Capilla de San Andres
1:39:15 Calle José Gestoso
1:40:25 Pl. de la Encarnación Setas de Sevilla - Metropol Parasol
1:43:57 Parroquia de San Pedro Apóstol Calle Imagen
1:45:50 Calle Laraña
1:46:08 Palacio del Marqués de la Montilla
1:47:30 Plaza Villasís
1:47:45 Calle Martín Villa
1:48:40 Calle Campana
1:50:30 Calle San Eloy
1:54:40 Calle Canalejas
1:55:20 Calle Cristo del Calvario
1:56:18 Plaza Godínez
1:56:35 Hermandad De La Virgen Del Amparo De La Magdalena
1:57:00 Calle San Pablo
1:58:40 Calle Reyes Católicos
2:01:40 Paseo de Cristóbal Colón
2:04:30 Tablao Flamenco El Patio Sevillano
2:05:00 Monumento a María de las Mercedes
2:05:15 Plaza de toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballería de Sevilla
2:12:00 Torre del Oro
2:12:35 Paseo de Cristóbal Colón
2:14:40 Río Guadalquivir
2:18:50 Plaza de toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballería de Sevilla
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Seville, City Walk in the Center and Old Town - Spain 4K Travel Channel
Seville is the capital of Andalusia. With 700,000 inhabitants, it is the fourth largest city in Spain. We have chosen a simple but good hotel in the Calle de la Alhóndiga in the old city. From here we can easily reach almost every point of the city by foot. The Calle de la Alhóndiga leads through the Calle Corral del Rey and Calle Argote de Molina straight into the center to the Cathedral of Santa María de la Sede of Seville. In the labyrinth of the old town there are so many things to discover, be it a good restaurant, beautiful patios or the Bordados Foronda, a shop for traditional Andalusian clothes and accessories. Bordados Foronda is also a factory where the articles are produced. The friendly lady in the shop allows us some shots. We first visit the Cathedral, which, due to its size and importance, we have devoted an own contribution, just like the Royal Palace Alcazar.
The cathedral is built on the foundations of a mosque of which only the impressive 97 meter high Giralda Tower remained. It was once the minaret. Between Cathedral and Alcazar, we pass the Archivo de Indias, the third UNESCO World Cultural Heritage in Seville. It is the most important collection on Spain's colonial period. The Archivo de Indias is housed in the building of the former stock exchange. In front of the walls of Alcazar, we listen to to Carlos del Rio for a while, whom we owe this beautiful flamenco music.
Through one of the last remaining city gates, the Oil Postigo del Aceite, we go towards Rio Guadalquivir. To our left are the old shipyards, which were connected to the port. They are among the oldest monuments of Seville. To the right you see the post office.
On the riverbanks we pass the Torre del Oro, which we will show in a separate article. We reach the Avenida de la Constitution. Magnificent buildings impress the visitors. Shortly before the city hall we see some flamenco dancers.
On Placa Nueva we make a break while we watch a little boy who simulates to ride on an one of the electric rental bikes.
We enter the old town of Seville, marvel at the architecture and pass by the Iglesia del Salvador. In addition to designer shops we find grocery stores where you can buy everything, as well as exclusive restaurants and traditional bars. Passing the Metropol Parasol we reach our hotel.
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Sevilla ist die Hauptstadt Andalusiens. Mit 700000 Einwohnern ist sie die viertgrößte Stadt Spaniens.
Wir haben ein einfaches aber gutes Hotel in der Altstadt, in der Calle de la Alhóndiga gewählt. Von hier aus können wir fast jeden Punkt der Stadt bequem zu Fuß erreichen. Die Calle de la Alhóndiga führt über die Calle Corral del Rey und die Calle Argote de Molina geradewegs ins Zentrum zur Kathedrale Santa María de la Sede von Sevilla.
In dem Labyrinth der Altstadt gibt es so manches zu entdecken, sei es ein gutes Restaurant, schöne Innenhöfe oder Bordados Foronda, ein Geschäft für traditionelle andalusische Bekleidung und Accessoires.
Aber es ist nicht nur ein Geschäft, sondern eine Fabrik, in der diese Kleider und Fächer hergestellt werden. Die freundliche Dame des Hauses erlaubt uns auch einige Aufnahmen. Wir besuchen zunächst die Kathedrale, der wir auf Grund ihrer Größe und Bedeutung, ebenso wie dem königlichen Schloss Alcazar, einen eigenen Beitrag gewidmet haben.
Die Kathedrale ist auf dem Fundament einer Moschee errichtet, von der nur der beeindruckende 97 m hohe Glockenturm Giralda, einst das Minarett, erhalten ist.
Zwischen Kathedrale und Alcazar passieren wir das Archivo de Indias, das dritte UNESCO Weltkulturerbe in Sevilla.
Es ist die bedeutendste Sammlung über Spaniens Kolonialzeit. Es ist im Gebäude der ehemaligen Börse untergebracht. Vor den Mauern von Alcazar hören wir eine Weile Carlos del Rio zu, dem wir diese wunderschöne Flamenco Musik verdanken.
Durch eines der letzten erhaltenen Stadttore, das Oil Postigo del Aceite, gehen wir in Richtung Rio Guadalquivir. Links von uns liegen die alten Werften, die an den Hafen angeschlossen waren. Sie zählen zu den ältesten Baudenkmälern von Sevilla. Rechts befindet sich die Post.
Am Ufer passieren wir den Torre del Oro, dem wir ebenfalls einen eigenen Beitrag widmen. Wir erreichen die Avenida de la Constitution. Prächtige Bauwerke beeindrucken die Besucher.
Kurz vor dem Rathaus sehen wir noch einigen Flamenco Tänzern zu.
Am Placa Nueva machen wir eine kleine Pause, während wir einem kleinen Jungen zusehen, der vorgibt auf einem der elektrischen Leihrädern zu fahren.
Wir tauchen wieder ein in die Altstadt, staunen über die Architektur und passieren die Kirche Iglesia del Salvador.
Neben Designer-Boutiquen befinden sich hier Gemischtwarenläden, in denen man alles kaufen kann, sowie edle Restaurants und traditionelle Bars.
Vorbei am Metropol Parasol erreichen wir wieder unser Hotel.
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【4K】Sevilla Walking Tour Part 1 – Travel Guide Spain – Du lịch Tây Ban Nha
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Sevilla = Seville is the capital and largest city of the autonomous community of Andalusia and the province of Seville, Spain. It is situated on the plain of the river Guadalquivir. The inhabitants of the city are known as sevillanos (feminine form: sevillanas) or hispalenses, after the Roman name of the city, Hispalis. Seville has a municipal population of about 690,000 as of 2016, and a metropolitan population of about 1.5 million, making it the fourth-largest city in Spain and the 30th most populous municipality in the European Union. Its Old Town, with an area of 4 square kilometres (2 sq mi), contains three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Alcázar palace complex, the Cathedral and the General Archive of the Indies. The Seville harbour, located about 80 kilometres (50 miles) from the Atlantic Ocean, is the only river port in Spain. Seville is also the hottest major metropolitan area in the geographical Southwestern Europe, with summer average high temperatures of above 35 °C (95 °F).
Seville was founded as the Roman city of Hispalis. It became known as Ishbiliyya after the Muslim conquest in 712. During the Muslim rule in Spain, Seville came under the jurisdiction of the Caliphate of Córdoba before becoming the independent Taifa of Seville; later it was ruled by the Muslim Almoravids and the Almohads until finally being incorporated into the Christian Kingdom of Castile under Ferdinand III in 1248.[3] After the discovery of the Americas, Seville became one of the economic centres of the Spanish Empire as its port monopolised the trans-oceanic trade and the Casa de Contratación (House of Trade) wielded its power, opening a Golden Age of arts and literature. In 1519, Ferdinand Magellan departed from Seville for the first circumnavigation of the Earth. Coinciding with the Baroque period of European history, the 17th century in Seville represented the most brilliant flowering of the city's culture; then began a gradual economic and demographic decline as silting in the Guadalquivir forced the trade monopoly to relocate to the nearby port of Cádiz.
The 20th century in Seville saw the tribulations of the Spanish Civil War, decisive cultural milestones such as the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929 and Expo '92, and the city's election as the capital of the Autonomous Community of Andalusia.
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Du lịch Seville - thành phố tập hợp những gì hấp dẫn nhất, tinh túy nhất của Andalucia và là điểm đến thu hút du khách hàng đầu tại Tây Ban Nha. Seville cũng là cái nôi của điệu nhảy flamenco và đấu bò. Đi du lịch Seville - Tây Ban Nha, du khách sẽ được chiêm ngưỡng những công trình đò sộ như: quảng trường Tây Ban Nha, nhà thờ với tháp chuông Giralda, công trình bằng gỗ lớn nhất thế giới Metropol Parasol , bảo tàng mỹ thuật của Seville và còn rất nhiều thắng cảnh khác
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Seville, Spain walking tour
You will find in Seville all that a traveler can hope for: Pedestrian shopping streets and quiet alleys; flower-scented gardens, an ancient palace and immense cathedral, hundreds of historic sites; three thousand years of conflict and peace; thrilling evening entertainment; excellent museums; great food and drink, especially the tapas; and rewarding nearby attractions -- the list goes on until you run out of time.
Seville’s city center is divided in various parts: there’s Macarena in the north; El Arenal on the west side; the central shopping zone; and most exciting of all—Santa Cruz with the narrow pedestrian streets and lots of shopping and eating.
There are other districts or barrio in the city after all Seville is the fourth-largest city in Spain with the metropolitan population of about 1.5 million, but for the visitor that central area is your main destination.
Seville’s historic center is quite large—about a mile wide by 1.5 miles long, riddled with countless little alleys and important landmarks. You can discover it on foot if you are selective and seek out the particular attractions that most appeal to your interests. We suggest here an organized plan for doing just that, but it’s sometimes better to push the plan aside and just wander: certain neighborhoods, especially Santa Cruz, are perfect for the aimless stroll, and the downtown pedestrian zone of Seville is a shopper’s paradise.
So let's take a little walking tour in Santa Cruz.
An excellent central location to start your first walking tour is between the Cathedral and Alcazar palace in the Plaza del Triunfo. Many of the town’s main attractions can be easily reached from this central space, making it convenient for you to pick a direction, any direction, and go -- but with such an abundance of choices it can be a little tricky to decide where best to begin. Which way to turn depends on your priorities and the time of day, but no matter; there will be time in the next few days to fit everything in.
Walking is always the best way to see a place and especially when it's so pedestrian-friendly like Seville with so many lanes that are dedicated just to the pedestrian and other narrow lanes where you have very little traffic. You always want to use that walker's rule of thumb, that when you get to an intersection, look around and see which way looks most interesting. That's if you have the time to wander. And it can lead you from one place to the next with great satisfaction. On the other hand if you're in a hurry, you want to follow a little bit more of a specific plan and stick to it and perhaps follow a map.
Next we are going to take you through downtown pointing out some of the major plazas and the lovely pedestrian lanes. Starting out at Plaza Nueva, the most popular place in town.
This central area with the plaza and the streets leading to it is really the heart and the focal point of the city. Notice the broad street that is for pedestrians, bicycles, no cars allowed, and the tram.
Seville has a recently installed modern tram system that really is a great way to move people around. This neighborhood along Constitution Avenue has been entirely transformed by the tram service because now there are no cars going by, you don't have those exhaust fumes and noise, and so there's a lot more room for people throughout. You’ve got the sidewalk restaurants, you’ve got people walking, strolling along, lounging, people-watching, and the street is a major one that connects the cathedral with the City Hall Square, and then beyond, right into the pedestrian shopping zone where we will be taking you next.
Plaza Nueva is just one block over from the main pedestrian street of town which leads right into the shopping district -- Calle Sierpes, lined with the best shopping and liveliest atmosphere, especially in the late afternoon when the locals are out enjoying their traditional stroll.
Sierpes means “Street of the Serpent” perhaps due to its wiggly route and extreme length. It goes for nearly a mile and it's not just the one street it's an entire shopping zone, a fabric of side lanes and parallel streets that make for the most important shopping area of the city. There are a lot of beautiful old buildings here with tiles on the walls in that typical Andalusion style, so you want to be sure to look up a couple of floors to see the roof lines and the tiles up above and windows and balconies, maybe some flowerpots as you're walking along on these main shopping streets.
Sevilla Nightlife | walking tour
Sevilla is excellent during the day and it is brilliant during the night, the evening in Sevilla brings a new dimension to this wonderful city.
The streets buzzing with people is a great experience combined with a delicious tapas with Fino wine.
Be prepared for a magical nightlife of Sevilla when you are there.
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A Walking Tour of Lovely SEVILLE, SPAIN (Sevilla)
Exploring the beautiful and historic city of Seville (Sevilla) in southern Spain.
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A Walking Tour of Lovely SEVILLE, SPAIN (Sevilla)
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10 THINGS to do in SEVILLE SPAIN - Seville Travel Guide Sevilla
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Sevilla, Spain: Gothic Cathedral
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Sevilla Seville GoPro walkthrough tour Spain May 2019
Journey with us through the beautiful city of Seville, starting at the Plaza de Espana and finishing at Las Setas De Sevilla!
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Seville, Spain, walk in the center
The center of Seville in Spain is one of the typically great European urban neighborhoods with a mix of residential and shopping, pedestrian lanes, neighborhood plazas, just a real people-friendly place. We are going to take you through it with several walks, pointing out some of the major plazas and the lovely pedestrian lanes. Starting out at Plaza Nueva, the most popular place in town.
This central area with the plaza and the streets leading to it is really the heart and the focal point of the city. Notice the broad street that is for pedestrians, bicycles, no cars allowed, and the tram.
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Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide | Sevilla is the flamboyant city of Carmen and Don Juan, where bullfighting is still politically correct and little girls dream of growing up to become flamenco dancers. Sevilla has soul — and we feel it in its lacy Moorish palace, massive cathedral, lavish royal tombs, labyrinthine Jewish quarter, and its people-filled streets.
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Seville, Spain walk in Santa Cruz Old Town
In Seville, Spain the most exciting and popular pedestrian neighborhood is the Old Town — Santa Cruz with the narrow pedestrian streets and lots of shopping and eating. Here we show big walking route through this formerly Jewish district, strolling a couple of miles back in time. It'll take you right through the center including shopping areas, past the Cathedral, Alcazar and the old quarter of Santa Cruz where we're going to focus our attention for this segment.
Be advised many of these little streets in Santa Cruz and the little plazas have been discovered by the tourists, so depending on when you're here the main lanes might get a little crowded but there's always the lovely side lanes that you can find for a more peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. So just follow your nose when you're wandering around in Santa Cruz district, and we will give you some tips here on how to navigate and what to see.
Among Europe’s best neighborhoods for strolling, the main part of this warren is only about six blocks in each direction, enabling you to wander freely and discover it in a couple of hours. Santa Cruz is so magical you should return in the warm atmosphere of early evening to appreciate the soft lighting, and settle into a quaint little tavern for dinner. Once is just not enough for a special district like this, which also has several small hotels that make ideal places to stay.
Seville, Spain: The Charming Barrio de Santa Cruz
The Barrio de Santa Cruz in Seville, Spain is one of the city's most charming and historical neighborhoods. The Barrio de Santa Cruz is your quintessential old European neighborhoods with windy, cobblestone streets and hidden plazas. Right next to La Catedral and Palace of Alcazar, the Barrio de Santa Cruz is easily accessible and full of great shops, restaurants and cafes. Read more here: bit.ly/BarrioDeSantaCruz
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2:08 - Mirador de Metropol (también conocido como Las Setas de Sevilla)
3:18 - Alcázar de Sevilla
5:25 - Catedral de Sevilla y Giralda
5:56 - Plaza de España
6:48 - Plaza de San Franscico
7:57 - Paseo en calesa de caballos (Torre del Oro, Parque de María Luisa, Plaza de España)
8:18 - Palacio de las Dueñas (Casa de Alba)
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Seville Cathedral, in Andalucia, Spain
The cathedral of Seville, Spain, is the world’s largest Gothic church -- unbelievably huge and amazingly beautiful. There are so many tall columns holding up the lofty ceiling 130 feet above the floor that it seems like you are strolling through a vast, indoor stone forest. This grand church is located of course in the center of the historic Old Town with several prominent landmarks next to it: the Archives building and the Archbishop's Palace. Situated on a broad plaza, it's also located right next to the Alcázar Palace.
The cathedral was built so large in order to demonstrate Seville's wealth, as it had become a major trading center in the Middle Ages after the Reconquista in 1248. They were also in competition with the Muslims who were still in control of Granada with their Alhambra Palace and Córdoba with the great Mosque. Seville's Cathedral was part of this political competition of status rivalry.
Sevilla 4K Walking Tour ~ Alameda - Cathedral - Metropol Parasol
Join me on my walk through the wonderful streets of Sevilla. In this video we are walking from the Alameda de Hercules to the Cathedral and back to the Metropol Parasol.
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Seville (/səˈvɪl/; Spanish: Sevilla, Spanish pronunciation: [seˈβiʎa] ( listen), locally: [seˈβiʝa]) is a Spanish city, it is the capital and largest city of the autonomous community of Andalusia and the province of Seville. It is situated on the plain of the River Guadalquivir. The inhabitants of the city are known as sevillanos (feminine form: sevillanas) or hispalenses, after the Roman name of the city, Hispalis. Seville has a municipal population of about 703,000 as of 2011, and a metropolitan population of about 1.5 million, making it the fourth-largest city in Spain and the 30th most populous municipality in the European Union. Its Old Town, the third largest in Europe with an area of 4 square kilometres (2 sq mi), contains three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Alcázar palace complex, the Cathedral and the General Archive of the Indies. The Seville harbour, located about 80 kilometres (50 miles) from the Atlantic Ocean, is the only river port in Spain.
Sevilla es un municipio y ciudad española, capital de la provincia homónima y de la comunidad autónoma de Andalucía. Cuenta con 700 169 habitantes, siendo la ciudad más poblada de Andalucía, la cuarta de España después de Madrid, Barcelona y Valencia, y la 31.ª de la Unión Europea. El municipio tiene una extensión de 140,8 km². El área metropolitana de Sevilla está compuesta por 46 municipios e incluye a una población de 1 519 639 habitantes (INE, 2011), ocupando una superficie de 4900 km².
Sevilla [seˈβiʎa] ist die Hauptstadt der Autonomen Region Andalusien und der Provinz Sevilla von Spanien. Mit über 700.000 Einwohnern ist Sevilla viertgrößte Stadt Spaniens. Nach einer späten Legende wurde die Stadt von dem griechischen Helden Herakles gegründet. Die Einwohner werden als Sevillanos bezeichnet.
Die Stadt ist ein wichtiger Industrie- und Handelsplatz und Touristenzentrum. Sevilla liegt zu beiden Seiten des bis hierhin auch für Seeschiffe befahrbaren Guadalquivir, in einer weiten und fruchtbaren Ebene. Mit ihren zahlreichen Türmen bietet Sevilla von allen Seiten einen imposanten Anblick. Die eigentliche Stadt nimmt das östliche Ufer des Guadalquivir ein und ist von den Vorstädten Los Humeros, Cesteria, Baratillo, Carreteria, Resolana mit dem großen Hospital La Caridad, San Bernardo, San Roque y la Calzada und Macarena mit dem Hospital de la Sangre umgeben. Von der alten, mit 66 Türmen versehenen Ringmauer, welche die innere Stadt umgab, sind nur noch Reste vorhanden. Am rechten Ufer des Flusses breitet sich die große Vorstadt Triana aus.
Séville (Sevilla en espagnol, أشبيليّة Ishbiliyya en arabe, Hispalis en latin) est une ville du sud de l'Espagne, capitale de la province de Séville et de la communauté autonome d'Andalousie.
Peuplée par 700 169 habitants en janvier 2013, située au centre d'une riche région agricole, traversée par le Guadalquivir et connectée à un important réseau de communication, la cité est le cœur économique, politique et culturel de l'Andalousie, et constitue l'une des plus importantes villes du pays, mais aussi de l'Europe du Sud.
C'est également une ville au passé prestigieux, ayant légué un patrimoine artistique d'une immense richesse, qui en fait une des destinations touristiques les plus prisées d'Europe et l'auréole d'un certain prestige. Ses monuments, les nombreux artistes qui y sont nés ou y ont œuvré, son histoire glorieuse, ses fêtes traditionnelles, mais aussi son climat ont ainsi contribué à sa renommée.
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