Andalucía Auténtica - Hoteles con encanto

A 10 minutos andando del centro, se encuentra el Hotel Patios de Sevilla, compuesto por dos edificios: Patio de la Cartuja, una antigua casa de vecinos, que debe su nombre a su precioso patio lleno de luz y flores al cual se asoman todas sus suites; y Patio de la Alameda, un antiguo palacete del siglo pasado en el cual vivía el famoso escultor «Susillo». En ambos edificios, cada suite es en realidad un pequeño apartamento con salón, cocina, baño y dormitorio, decorado en el más puro estilo sevillano.

Nº rooms	26.
Air condition	Yes
TV Satelite	Yes
Telephone	Yes
Terrace /Balcony	No
Restaurant	No
Type of breakfast	Buffet
Coffe Bar	Yes
Pool	Whirlpool on the terrace
Garage/Parking	Garage
Garden/ Patio	Patio
Internet	Yes
Accept animales	No
Type of hotel	City
Distance	in the centre of Seville
Activities

MAIN MONUMENTS

The Cathedral and Giralda Tower

Entrance:7,50 € ; Sunday Free
Constructed in the 12th century on top of the old mosque of which the Giralda and the Patio de los Naranjos still remains. It is the third largest religious building in the world, in its interior there are a wealth of artistic
Treasures and from the tower you have a beautiful panoramic view over the city.
Opening: whole year except Jul & August; Mo- Sa: 11h-17h; Su & holiday: 14.30-18.00h
Opening: July & August; Mo- Sa: 9.30-15.30 ;Su & Holiday: 14.30-18h.
Tel:954.21.49.71

The Real Alcazar

Entrance: 7€
Mudejar style and Moorish gardens. The royal palace is a fusion of Arabian and Christian cultures. Beautiful Arabian mosaics. In its immense gardens you forget you are in the middle of the city. Today it is still used by the Royal family.
Opening: April – Sep; Mo: closed; Tue- Sa: 9.30-19.00; Su & holidays: 9.30-17.00h
Opening: Oct – March
Mo: Closed; Tue-Sa: 9.30-17.00h; Su & Holiday : 9.30-13.30
Tel: 954.502.323

Bull fight museum & Real Maestranza bull ring
Entrance 4€ Seville famous bullring dating from 1761 is an aesthetic marvel and well worth a visit, it accommodates about 12500 spectators. Open from 9.30-19h; Days with bull fight open from 9.30 – 15h; Visits every 20 min TEL: 954.224.577

Torre del Oro (tower)

Entrance: 1€ ; Tuesday : free
Build in the 13 Th. century as a defence tower which controlled the entrance of the port. It is named golden tower because of the golden ceramics which covered the upper part. Some do say because here arrived the gold which came with the boats from America. Actually it is a maritime museum
Opening: Tue – Fr: 10-14h; Sat & sun: 11-14h; Monday and august: closed
TEL: 954.222.419

Parque Maria Luisa - Plaza de España & de Americas

1929 : Ibero –American Expo in Seville. This vast park landscaped by Jean Claude Forestier, director of the Bois de Boulogne in Paris was the setting for the pastiche pavilions of this exp. It is a must to visit this park with a horse carriage. Plaza de España & America are 2 remaining pavilions of this expo.
Plaza de España is build in a combination of Mudejar – gothic and renaissance stile. It has beautiful ceramics. The 48 benches do represent the 48 Spanish provinces. The 4 bridges represent the four Spanish former kingdoms: Castilla – Leon – Arragon – Navarra. Actually it are government offices.
Plaza de Americas: Is made of 3 buildings
The renaissance building houses today the archaeological museum (Entrance free for UE – others 1,5€ - same time table as museum of fine arts TEL: 954.232.401)
The gothic building are today offices from the town hall.
The mudejar building is museum of andalusian folk arts (museo de Artes y costumbres populares) same time table and entrance price as archaeological museum.
TEL: 954.232.576

Casa Pilatos (Manor house)

Entrance: 5 € (only ground floor) 8 € whole palace
A 14th Century Manor House from the Marquees of Tarifa. The name is due to the similarity with Pontius Pilate’s home in Jerusalem. Now it is the private residence of the Dukes of Medinaceli: one of the fines palaces in Seville.Opening: Oct – Feb: Every day 9-18h; Mar – Sep: 9-19h; Tue from 13h-17h free entrance for European
Tel: 954.225.298

Museo de Bellas artes (Fine Arts Museum)
Entrance: free for Europeans; Others: 1,50 € - The most important painting museum after the Prado museum in Madrid it has 14 rooms with paintings from Murillo, Valdes Leal, Zurbarán… Opening: Mo: closed; Tue: 14.30-20.30 Wed – Sat: 9-20.30 Su & holiday: 9-14.30 TEL:954.220.790

Palacio de la Condesa de Lebrija (Palace)

Entrance: 4 € ground floor ; 8 €: all the palace
This private mansion, the home of the family of the countess Lebrija, offers a glimpse of palatial life in the heart of Seville. The main patio has roman mosaics of 2 Th. Century before Christ.
Opening: May – Sept: Mo- Fri: 10.30-13.30 & 17-20h; Sa 10-14h - Su: closed;
Oct – April: Mo- Fri: 10.30-13.30 & 16.30-19.30 ;Sa 10-14h - Su: closed
TEL: 954.227.802

Basilica de Macarena (Church)
Entrance: 3€ Constructed in 1949 where you can see the museum of the Holy Week and the famous Virgin Esperanza Macarena. The entrance to the church is for free – the museum cost 3€ Opening: Mo – Fr: 9h-14h & 17h-20h; Sa & Su: 9.30-14h & 17-21h Tel: 954.901.800

Sevilla

ANDALUCIA AUTENTICA in Seville: A two minute walk from Duque de la Victoria Square, Sierpes street and the commercial centre of Seville; ten minutes by foot from its cultural heritage reserve, the Giralda Tower, the Cathedral, the Santa Cruz area, and located in the bohemian enclaves of Seville (Alameda of Hércules Square or San Lorenzo neighbourhood, where Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer was born,) CASA ROMANA HOTEL BOUTIQUE is the perfect place to spend your stay in Seville, be it for business or for pleasure.
CASA ROMANA is a faithful reflection of a conscious inner space brought over by the Romans. Harmony, light, and warm spaces have captured the atmosphere of such a civilization.
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