Top Seville Attractions & Museums - page 2

The palace consists of a series of courtyards and buildings. The style ranges from Gothic-Moorish to Renaissance art, with local influences in the bricks, tiles, glazed walls and ceramics. Since the 15th century, the palace has belonged to one of the most important families, the Ducal House of Alba. Since the 15th century, the palace has belonged to one of the most important families, the Ducal House of Alba, and is still inhabited by this family today. The interior is a walk through family history where we can contemplate the historical-artistic legacy of figures such as the Empress of France, Eugenie de Montijo. Famous visitors to the palace include Jackie Kennedy, Grace Kelly and Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson.

Secure your ticket to the Museo del Baile Flamenco in advance, and enjoy a stress-free time exploring this interactive museum. Learn about the history, styles, costumes, and works of art of flamenco dancing as you explore the exhibits on your own. Located in old town, this museum is easily accessible from other landmarks and attractions.