Visiting Seville

 

We are excited to be heading to sunny Seville for VB2026. The conference will be held at the Barceló Sevilla Renacimiento hotel on Isla de la Cartuja.

 

Did you know?

• With its warm climate and long sunny seasons, Seville is known as one of the sunniest cities in Europe.
• Seville is home to the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. And for those who want the full view, you can climb the famous Giralda tower and see Seville from above!
• The conference venue, the Barceló Sevilla Renacimiento, places attendees right next to Isla Mágica, described as the world's first urban theme park and one of Seville’s most distinctive attractions.
• With more than 14,000 orange trees in the city's plazas, streets, squares and patios, Seville has more orange trees than any other city in the world.
• Seville Cathedral houses the tomb of Christopher Columbus – with recent DNA testing having definitively confirmed that the remains inside do indeed belong to the famous explorer.
• The Cathedral, Alcázar and Archivo de Indias in Seville jointly form a UNESCO World Heritage site.

In the following sections you'll find some links that might be useful for planning your stay in Seville and exploring what the city has to offer.

 

Travel

The conference hotel is located approximately 11km from Seville's San Pablo Airport airport.

• Airport information
• Airport bus service
• Airport taxis 

 

Transport in and around the city:

• City buses
• Tram line (line T1)
• Seville Metro
• Public bike-sharing system
• Electric bikes for rent 
• Tickets and travel passes for public transport include single-trip, multi-trip, and 1- or 3-day tourist cards  

 

Eating out

From tapas to traditional sweet pastries, Seville is full of delicious flavours to experience.

• Ideas for eating and going out
• Trip Advisor's top restaurants in Seville 
• Michelin Guide recommendations 

 

Sightseeing

Whether you're interested in culture, monuments and museums, dining and nightlife, shopping or sport, Seville has plenty of options.

• Ideas and plans to discover the city 
• You can book all kinds of tourist experiences – from food tours, to monuments and museums, to flamenco evenings – via the congress and convention bureau

 

Planning to extend your visit to Seville?

• If you're planning to spend a little more time in and around the city, Seville City Office has a guide to the city in 5 days (PDF).

 

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