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Calle Mateos Gago is shaded by
orange trees and filled with souvenir
shops, cafés and tapas bars. Bar
Giralda at No. 2, whose vaults are the
remains of a Moorish bathhouse, is
popular for its wide variety of tapas.

Locator Map
See Seville Street Finder maps 3, 4

Plaza Santa Cruz is
adorned by an
ornate iron cross
M E S Ó N D E L MORO
from 1692.
M A T E O S G A G O R O D R I G O X I M É N E Z E N C I S C O S A N T A T E R E S A

R E I N O S O L O P E D E R U E D A P L A Z A S T A C R U Z

J A M E R D A N A
G L O R I A
R O M E R O M U R U B E P L D O N A E L V I R A PIMIENTA C A L L E J Ó N D E A G U A 5. Hospital de

los Venerables
The 17th-century
J U S T I N O D E N E V E
home for elderly
priests has a
splendidly restored
S U S O N A
Baroque church.
V I D A
Callejón del Agua is a
whitewashed alleyway
offering glimpses into
enchanting plant-filled
patios. It is called “Water
Street” because it was
once a water conduit
to the Real Alcázar.

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7. Real Alcázar
Seville’s Royal Palaces are a
rewarding combination of Key
exquisite Mudéjar (see pp446–7) Suggested route
craftsmanship, regal grandeur
and landscaped gardens.

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