One of the most iconic areas of the city - and perhaps the least known by those who visit it for the first time - Casa de Pilatos (Pilate's House), a palace that combines Italian Renaissance with the Spanish Mudejar style, whose construction dates back to the 15th century. For several years it has been declared a Cultural Interest and Heritage Site of Spain.
Did you know that Seville is one of the leading cities in using bikes as a means of transportation? If we were to put all the kilometers of bike path that the Andalusian capital has installed throughout the city in a straight line, we would arrive in Merida (Badajoz). With a total of more than 179 kilometers of bike path connecting various points of the city, making it the Spanish city with the highest number of kilometers of bike path.
Since its implementation in the streets of the city a little more than a decade ago, today it is possible to access one of them in the vicinity of the Holos Boutique Hotel on the Paseo de la Palmera or Avenida de la Reina Mercedes and, on a relaxing path, we can go directly to María Luisa Park, Muelle de las Delicias, the Cathedral, Plaza Nueva or, if we venture further, follow the entire Guadalquivir River until practically the end of the city.
