nüa giralda is on Calle Abades, in the Santa Cruz district, a network of narrow streets next to the cathedral. The area is home to historic buildings and houses with traditional courtyards. Seville Cathedral is 100 m away and La Giralda is 130 m away; the Real Alcázar is 200 m away and the Archivo de Indias is 250 m away. From here, you can plan a walking tour of the main monuments in the historic complex, allowing time to explore the district’s courtyards and streets.
Casa de Pilatos, with its palatial architecture, is 500 m away. For public transport, Puerta de Jerez metro station is 550 m away and Prado San Sebastián is 700 m away. San Bernardo Station and Cercanías-Sevilla-Santa Justa are 1.4 km away; Plaza de Armas bus station is 1.3 km away. A bus stop 8 minutes away provides a direct link to Santa Justa and Seville Airport.
Seville-San Pablo Airport is 7 km away; Plaza de España is 1.2 km away and María Luisa Park is 1.3 km away. The Museo del Baile Flamenco, 270 m away, offers a nearby cultural activity, while the Museum of Fine Arts is 950 m away. In spring and autumn, the moderate temperatures usually make it more comfortable to explore Seville on foot; in summer, you can spend the middle of the day indoors and visit the monuments early. Triana Bridge, also 950 m away, lets you extend your walk towards the river.
La Giralda
— The cathedral’s iconic bell tower, with views over Seville’s old town.
130 m
Royal Alcázar of Seville
— Royal palace with courtyards, gardens and Mudéjar architecture in the heart of the monumental complex.
300 m
Archivo de Indias
— Historic building and document archive linked to the history of the Spanish Empire.
250 m
Casa de Pilatos
— Sevillian palace combining Mudéjar and Renaissance elements with ornate courtyards.
500 m
Plaza de España
— Large monumental square next to the gardens and promenades of María Luisa Park.
1,2 km
Museo del Baile Flamenco
— Venue dedicated to the history and performances of flamenco.
270 m