This is a quaint area to walk through but there is no single focus to view. The streets are narrow so beware of cars. There are a number of churches that you will come across unexpectedly but they tend to be open only in the evenings and Sundays. The sort of place to linger and take tapas.

This was such a nice place just to walk around without an agenda or designated amount of time. Because so many places we visit require a ticket with a preset time, we often feel over scheduled. It was nice just to wander around trying to get lost and choosing somewhere to eat and poke our head into numerous stores. Would highly recommend taking a deep breath and slowly wander around and appreciate this special area. Enjoy

This is a charming area to visit in Seville and it was lovely to be able to just wander and explore the maze of streets without any fixed destination in mind. We did get frequently lost even with a map and I found myself stopping regularly and consulting my google map on my phone to get some idea of which way the last lane took me, they meander so! There are endless shops, cafes, bars etc and you need to be sure to look up because there are wonders to lift the spirit at every turn, many of them above you. Allow a good couple of hours for exploring.

One of the most fascinating neighbourhoods in the city. It is located in the oldest part of the city and encompasses the historic and artistic districts. I loved walking in the narrow streets, among the brightly coloured buildings, the typical Andalusian balconies and the squares lined with orange trees. There was a fantastic display of flowers and orange blossom. Famous buildings: the Royal Citadels, the Indian Archives building, the Cathedral or the Town Hall, many churches and the baroque monastery are also located here. A must-see.

Barrio Santa Cruz is the heart of Seville's old town, with its narrow, winding streets, quaint squares, and whitewashed houses. It feels like you’ve stepped back in time. There are plenty of cozy tapas bars and artisan shops to discover. Getting lost here is part of the fun! The atmosphere is so vibrant, especially in the evening when the flamenco music starts echoing through the alleys.

Very near the centre of all things touristy but not that you pay a price premium. So many little streets to find and get lost in. All the amenities you'd need but also good places to shop and eat. Went here every day for a week and was still finding stuff on our last day.

Santa Cruz quarter refers to Jewish quarter in Seville, one of the oldest ones. Therefore, it's easy to conclude it's set in the central area, very close to Seville Cathedral and Alcazar. Just a look at Maps will tell you how irregular this area is, consisting of narrow winding streets, small alleys,... The area has tons of small cafes, restaurants, cute small shops,...with colorful houses, so go around, get lost and enjoy.