Murillo Gardens

The Murillo Gardens is a historic park in the heart of Seville, designed in a romantic and neo-mudéjar style in 1911.

It's a place where you can admire a variety of plants, including magnolias, orange trees and nightshade jasmine, which smell especially beautiful in spring. Strolling through the alleys, you'll come across charming fountains and monuments, including a monument to Columbus and the Catholic Monarchs.

Formerly part of the Royal Alcázar, today it is a tranquil oasis named after a famous Baroque painter. It's the perfect place to relax while exploring nearby attractions like the Cathedral and the Santa Cruz District.