Das Barrio Santa Cruz grenzt an den Real Alcazar, die Calle Mateos Gago, die Calle Santa Maria La Blanca und den Jardines de Murillo.
Barrio de la Santa Cruz is just west of Seville’s center, bordered by the Real Alcazar, Calle Mateos Gago, Calle Santa Maria La Blanca, and Jardines de Murillo. The city’s extensive bus network covers all the barrios of the city with many lines stopping in or near Santa Cruz. Get off at Ronda De Capuchinos (La Trinidad) or take the tram to the Archivo de Indias stop, which is next to Real Alcázar palace in the Jardines de Murillo
Seville is lovely to visit year-round. The summers can get quite hot, so come in the winter and fall for a combination of pleasant weather and less crowds. The spring is gorgeous, and comes with fantastic festivals like the two week Easter holiday, celebrated with raucous carnival-style processions, and the April Fair, a week of partying, drinking, earing and flamenco dancing, and the largest of its kind in Andalusia.
Seville is renowned for its enchanting architecture, and many of the most prized landmarks are in the old Jewish quarter. Start at the central Plaza de Santa Cruz and wander to the Moorish Real Alcázar palace, the Cathedral of Seville the 16th-century Casa de Pilatos palace, the Church of Santa María la Blanca built atop an old synagogue, and Palacio de la Condesa de Lebrija, a museum showcasing an outstanding collection of art and mosaics.
