Parks and Gardens

Seville’s green spaces range from the UNESCO-listed gardens of the Royal Alcázar to the sprawling 47-hectare Alamillo Park. These sites showcase diverse botanical collections, including Mediterranean flora and exotic species. Visitors can explore riverside landscapes along the Guadalquivir, discover industrial heritage at the Torre de los Perdigones, or view monumental sculptures like the Columbus monument in San Jerónimo. Many of these parks, such as the Jardines de Murillo, are historically linked to the city's royal and artistic past.

Gardens of the Royal Alcázar

Historic royal gardens and cultural park associated with the Royal Alcázar, featuring scenic outdoor spaces and architectural elements.

Alamillo Park

A huge park with 47 hectares of varied Mediterranean vegetation and two lakes.

Jardines de Murillo

Landscaped gardens situated alongside the walls of the Royal Alcázar. Originally part of the palace's Huerta del Retiro, the space features tiled benches, fountains, and a monument dedicated to Christopher Columbus.

Prado de San Sebastián

Urban park located near Plaza de España. Historically the site of the Seville April Fair, it now features several ponds, fountains, and wide paved walkways used for seasonal events.

Jardines de Rafael Montesinos

Riverside promenade along the Guadalquivir River, situated between the Triana Bridge and the Golden Tower, offering views of the Triana neighborhood.

Parque San Jerónimo

Located in northern Seville, this park contains the 'Birth of a New Man' monument, a massive bronze statue of Christopher Columbus inside a bronze egg.

Agumore's Park

Neighborhood green space in the San Pablo-Santa Justa district, established in 1993.

Jardines Torre de los Perdigones

Park featuring a 19th-century industrial shot tower. The tower houses a camera obscura providing panoramic views of the city, surrounded by gardens and fountains.