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Guide to Seville

Guide to Seville

10 Places You Can't Miss in Seville

Seville is a city vibrant with history, art, gastronomy, and style. From its cobblestone streets to its vibrant plazas, it's a destination that will leave no one indifferent. At U-Sense, we know that traveling is a way to experience the city, to live it intensely, and to take the best with you. That's why we bring you this guide to the 10 must-visit places in Seville. Take note!

1. The Giralda and Seville Cathedral: A classic that never goes out of style. Climbing the Giralda is a must: the panoramic views of the city are simply spectacular. It's also the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. Did you know that the remains of Christopher Columbus rest here?

2. Royal Alcázar of Seville: It looks like a palace straight out of a Arabian Nights tale. Exotic gardens, Mudejar courtyards, and a magical atmosphere. It's been the setting for series like Game of Thrones, and for good reason.

3. Plaza de España: A masterpiece of Andalusian regionalism. Strolling through this square is like traveling back in time. It's also a favorite photo spot: curves, tiles, and perfect reflections.

4. Triana Neighborhood: Authentic, with a flamenco soul and tapas flavor. Crossing the Guadalquivir River over the Triana Bridge, you'll discover one of Seville's most distinctive neighborhoods. Ideal for dining, listening to live music, or simply letting loose.

5. Metropol Parasol (Las Setas): Modern, innovative, and very urban. This gigantic wooden observation deck in the heart of Plaza de la Encarnación offers incredible views and a contemporary feel to the historic city.

6. María Luisa Park: A green oasis where you can slowly lose yourself. Ideal for a picnic, a bike ride, or simply relaxing under the shade of its centuries-old trees. It's right next to Plaza de España.

7. Archivo de Indias: A World Heritage Site and a treasure for history lovers, it houses much of the documentation related to the discovery of America.

8. Sierpes Street and surrounding areas: If shopping is your thing, you can't miss this lively street, brimming with local shops, cafes, and charming corners. You'll also find boutiques and more alternative options nearby.

9. Casa de Pilatos: A lesser-known but spectacular palace. A blend of styles and cultures: Mudejar, Renaissance, Gothic… A perfect spot for those looking for less touristy, more authentic places.

10. Sunset at the Torre del Oro: One of the best things to do in the city. Stroll along the Guadalquivir and enjoy the sunset with the tower's golden silhouette reflected in the water. A perfect end to a day in Seville.

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Travel tip: Bring your headphones and put on a playlist of chill flamenco, Spanish indie, or lo-fi music. Seville is also a great place to enjoy a good rhythm.

Instagram spots: Las Setas, Plaza de España, Triana at night, and any corner with bougainvillea.

Local tip: Order your favorite drink and pair it with salmorejo or pringá sandwiches. Sounds good, right?

Ready to get lost in Seville in style?
Pack your bags! At U-Sense, we give you more than travel tips: we inspire you to experience cities like a true local.

30/06/2025
Madrid Guide

Madrid Guide

Guide to places to visit in Madrid.

The Spanish capital is full of lively streets, cultural activities, and leisure activities, depending on the season. It's an ideal city to explore on foot and sample its excellent cuisine. You can also spend a day visiting charming cities like Toledo, Segovia, or San Lorenzo El Escorial.

The most essential places to see in Madrid:

1. Puerta del Sol: The main square in the center of Madrid, where you'll find the "Bear and the Strawberry Tree" statue, the "Tío Pepe" advertising sign, and the statue of Charles III. You'll also see the plaque marking Spain's "kilometer 0," with a compass rose indicating its provincial capitals and autonomous cities.

2. Plaza Mayor: Rectangular plaza that is distinguished by its reddish color and the statue of Philip III in the center.

3. Mercado San Miguel: An excellent place to visit if you enjoy gastronomy. It's one of Madrid's most iconic markets, thanks to its iron architecture. It has more than 30 stalls where you can sample typical Spanish products and tapas.

4. Plaza de la Villa: This medieval-style square is one of the few in Madrid, surrounded by period buildings and home to the Mariblanca.

5. Almudena Cathedral: This Cathedral was built on the remains of an ancient mosque and was the first Cathedral consecrated by Pope John Paul II outside of Rome.

6. Royal Palace: Located opposite the Almudena Cathedral, it was the official residence of the King and Queen of Spain until they moved to the Zarzuela Palace. You can visit it with a tour guide or on your own. It's the largest in Western Europe and is closed for ceremonies and official events.

7. Sabatini Gardens: Located just across from the north façade of the Royal Palace, they're neoclassical in style, and you can walk through them at your leisure.

8. Plaza España: This is the starting point of Madrid's most famous avenue, the "Gran Vía." Here you'll find various historical monuments such as the Torre de Madrid and the monument to Miguel de Cervantes. You'll also find the "world's largest" Zara store and the RIU Hotel, where you can access its terrace for a fee.

9. Gran Vía: Madrid's most famous street. A stroll past buildings from the early 20th century, such as the Telefónica building, is also home to the iconic Metropolis. You can shop, visit the theaters that host musicals like "The Lion King," or, if you come in the summer, go up to a terrace for the best views of this grand avenue.

10. Plaza de Callao: You'll find the famous "Schweppes" sign and the Torre de Madrid building. You'll also find the former Galerías Preciados and the Callao de Madrid cinemas. You can go up to the gourmet section of El Corte Inglés on the 9th floor.

11. Plaza y Palacio de Cibeles: At the roundabout, you'll find a monument to the goddess Cybele on a chariot pulled by lions, with the imposing Palacio de Cibeles in the background, which has a terrace with incredible views. Real Madrid titles are celebrated here.

26/06/2025
7th Anniversary U-Sense Seville Center

7th Anniversary U-Sense Seville Center

It's our anniversary at U-Sense!



Today we celebrate 7 years of U-Sense Seville Cathedral

Seven years ago, we opened the doors of U-Sense Sevilla Centro with a clear idea: to offer a lodging experience that combined design, comfort, and an unbeatable location.

Today we celebrate not only years, but also thousands of satisfied guests who have made this space a home in the heart of Seville.

Thanks to those who have been part of the journey!

20/06/2025
Madrid Book Fair

Madrid Book Fair

84th edition of the Madrid Book Fair from May 30 to June 15.



El Retiro Park is filled with booths from publishers and bookstores, offering author signings and activities for all audiences.

This year, the fair will feature 366 booths, where publishers, bookstores, and associations will present a wide range of titles and new releases.

The central theme of this edition is New York, focusing on "the city that speaks and writes in Spanish." To this end, collaborations have been established with American universities such as Brown, Columbia, Fordham, NYU, Cornell, and Yale, which will send delegations of researchers and professors to participate in various activities.

The official poster was designed by Argentine illustrator Coni Curi, who created an image that fuses iconic elements of Madrid and New York, symbolizing the intersection of the two literary cultures.

The fair hours will be:
* Monday to Thursday: 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
* Friday: 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
* Saturdays and Sundays: 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

The fair will offer a varied program, including book presentations, panel discussions, children's activities, and meetings with national and international authors.

Click here to visit the official site.

30/05/2025
4th Anniversary of U-Sense Seville Cathedral

4th Anniversary of U-Sense Seville Cathedral

It's our anniversary at U-Sense!



Today we celebrate 4 years of U-Sense Sevilla Catedral , 4 years of hosting wonderful guests in the heart of Seville. Thank you to everyone who has been part of this adventure: guests, team, and collaborators.

We continue to strive to create spaces with soul, design, and a rich history. And this... is just the beginning!

22/05/2025
Launch of Be U Sense loyalty club

Launch of Be U Sense loyalty club

We launched our Be U-Sense Club!



We've launched our Club Be U·Sense loyalty program. The program's benefits include room upgrades and early and late check-in, subject to availability, gifts and welcome cards, and discounts on future stays.

With this new loyalty program, we seek to generate higher levels of satisfaction among our guests and create stronger, longer-lasting, and more personalized relationships with them.

19/05/2025
Seville Fair

Seville Fair

The Seville Fair is not just a celebration, it's a way of experiencing the city.

The Seville April Fair 2025 has returned with a vengeance, filling the Real del Los Remedios neighborhood with color, tradition, and joy. This year, the fair will be held from May 6 to 11, lasting five days instead of the usual seven, due to a decision by Seville City Council to return to the traditional short fair format, historically lasting six days.

A cover with history: tribute to the Chilean Pavilion
This year's cover, designed by architect Pablo Escudero Gispert, is inspired by the Chilean Pavilion at the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, combining neo-Columbian and art deco styles. Standing 44 meters tall and 50 meters wide, it shines with more than 28,000 LED bulbs, illuminating the entrance to the fairgrounds.

The Seville April Fair 2025 promises to be an unforgettable celebration, combining tradition, innovation, and sustainability in one of the city's most iconic festivals.

Learn more.

06/05/2025
Madrid Press Breakfast

Madrid Press Breakfast

Press breakfast with Viajar, Elle Decor, and ¡Hola! magazines.

Design with a purpose: this was our press breakfast at U-Sense Madrid Santa Ana on Monday, May 5.

This morning, we welcomed representatives from Viajar, Elle Decor, and ¡Hola! magazines to our U-Sense Madrid Santa Ana apartments for a press breakfast where we discussed interior design and the work behind the scenes behind our accommodations.

We share how each U-Sense space is born from a balance of comfort, contemporary elegance, and an immediate connection to the local culture. We take care of every detail—the light, the materials, the colors—to create environments where aesthetics and functionality coexist harmoniously.

Each building retains its architectural uniqueness while meeting the #sustainability and #quality standards that define our brand. We source local suppliers, reduce our carbon footprint with efficient solutions, and recycle 90% of the energy waste we generate.

05/05/2025
Book Day

Book Day

Today we celebrate more than just the pages of a book: we celebrate the power of traveling without moving, of discovering new worlds through words.

At U-Sense | The Lodging Hub, we believe that every stay is also a story. That's why, this World Book Day, we want to invite you to keep reading, dreaming, and traveling... both on and off the pages.

Here are some recommendations for books published by La Casa del Libro, so you can take a look and buy one:


See recommended books

23/04/2025
Earth Day

Earth Day

Earth Day at U-Sense Hostel For You.

This year at our hostel, we've opted for more native plants on our terrace: rosemary and lavender from the Sierra Morena region. We like aloe vera, but we're 100% committed to our local plants.

Some benefits of rosemary according to El Mundo are:

1. Improves digestion: It relieves heartburn and acidity, and improves bowel movement. It also helps reduce excess gas and bloating.
2. It has a diuretic effect: It's rich in antioxidants, which helps fight free radicals in the body and eliminate toxins through urine. Therefore, it's recommended for combating fluid retention.
3. Rosemary is good against anemia: it has a high iron content, so it helps treat anemia.

4. It's anti-inflammatory: It can relieve inflammation in joints, stomach pain, and even tendonitis. It promotes circulation: It has antiplatelet properties, which prevent blood clots and thrombi.
5. Improves memory: By improving blood circulation, it helps the brain receive better oxygen. It stimulates appetite: It improves salivation and the secretion of gastric juices and is recommended for people who feel unwilling to eat.

Click here for more information.



22/04/2025