Santa Cruz is one of the most popular tourist areas in Seville, Spain. It is located in the east of the city and is bordered by the River Canyon.
It is difficult to resist its winding alleys and magnificent colorful limestone houses that resemble the countries of the Arab Maghreb, paved courtyards, and small squares.
This medieval neighborhood was created at the time of the War of Redemption as a Jewish neighborhood and a community of their own.
At the end of the fourteenth century it was taken over by Christians who converted all the synagogues into their churches, and the people inside this neighborhood can see for themselves the marked historical inequality and diversity.
The neighborhood has a large number of sights and attractions in Seville, which is one of the best and richest monuments, especially historical in Spain and the whole world.
In this area you will not hear the annoying sounds of preventing the entry of cars and vehicles here everyone walking and wandering around, but you can reach it through a horse-drawn carriage as in the past centuries.
Activities you can do
• Enjoy the beauty of the neighborhood and the region and enjoy these colors and shapes of houses from the outside and lanes and winding alleys between houses that still maintain its character and old form.
• During your stay in the neighborhood you can visit the beautiful garden Morio, which is filled with wonderful orange trees fragrant smell and beautiful design.
• For lovers of walking you can take a tour between the outer lanes and houses and churches there, you will notice a lot of shady trees and fruitful.
Enjoy a clear and picturesque view of the construction of the Cathedral and the Giralda of Seville by visiting the Plaza de Banderas, which is located behind the wall of the Royal Lush Palace and you may wish to visit after leaving the neighborhood
• View the ancient and varied religious monuments within the region, such as the ancient churches and synagogues, and learn about the history of its creation and inspect its historical holdings and deepen the country's local culture.
• Sitting in Donia Elvira Square, one of the most famous traditional squares in the region.
• After your tour in the neighborhood you can experience delicious European and local delicacies and dine in Spanish restaurants inside the old houses that have been transformed into restaurants or hotels and business while preserving its old character.
