Cathedral and Giralda
The historic tower and the cathedral bring two chapters of the city together in one place.
Giralda In&Out · Spanish in Seville
Monument visits in Seville
Cathedral, Alcázar, museums and palaces. Seville’s heritage opens conversations that go beyond a postcard.
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Discover the history of Seville through its monuments
Seville is a city with an extraordinary historical and artistic heritage. Its monuments reflect centuries of history and the coexistence of different cultures that have left their mark on the city.
At Giralda In&Out we organise monument visits in Seville that let our students discover its history, learn about its traditions and practise Spanish in real-life contexts.
Our cultural activities complement classroom learning and turn every visit into an opportunity to keep learning while enjoying Seville.
Time to look. Context to understand.
A building tells you more when you know what you are looking at. In Seville, a courtyard, a façade or a painting collection offers a way into different periods and the traces they have left on the city.
At Giralda In&Out, this encounter with heritage is part of your stay as a Spanish student. It is not about collecting visits: it is about finding subjects that interest you, asking questions and putting your discoveries into words.
Different doorways into history
Our programme alternates major monuments with places that offer another perspective on Seville. The calendar shows the visit planned for each date.
Royal Alcázar
Courtyards, gardens and architecture reveal how different artistic traditions coexist.
San Luis de los Franceses
An encounter with the Baroque through architecture and richly detailed decoration.
Las Dueñas Palace
The scale of a palace home: courtyards, gardens and domestic spaces.
Fine Arts Museum
Painting as a starting point for describing, interpreting and sharing a point of view.
Real Maestranza
A place to explore the history of bullfighting and discuss its place in culture.
Archive of the Indies
Documents and memory put Seville’s historical relationships with the Americas into context.
Torre del Oro
The river provides a key to Seville’s defensive and maritime history.
La Cartuja
Monastic, industrial and cultural chapters change the way we read this building.
Triana Ceramics Centre
Crafts, kilns and tiles reveal the relationship between a neighbourhood and its ceramic tradition.
What you see becomes language too
Describing a detail, comparing styles or explaining what surprised you means choosing words and forming an opinion. An interest in a place gives you a real reason to use Spanish.
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