The Hotel

Located 1.7km from Benacazon train station, 3.4km from the Iglesia de Santa María and 15 minutes from the centre of Seville, the four star Abades Benacazón Hotel offers holidaymakers a starting point for exploring the city’s main attractions.

The air-conditioned rooms come complete with work desks, minibars, telephones, LCD TVs and private bathrooms with hairdryers.

There’s also a casual restaurant with Mediterranean cuisine, a relaxed bar/cafe, a pub with TVs, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Other amenities include an exercise room and gardens.

Isla Magica Theme Park

Fun is guaranteed on the banks of the Guadalquivir River. Shows, games and attractions transport visitors to 16th-century cities, gatherings of knights, rogues and merchants, to the Amazon rain forest or to pirates’ haunts. In each area, the adventures focus on roller coasters and water slides, free-fall towers, audiovisual shows, and visits to fortresses, galleons and caravels. For young children, there is a specially designed area with slides, merry-go-rounds and Ferris wheels, along with many more surprises. Fun moments for all the family also await at the park’s shops and restaurants. All on La Cartuja Island, in the heart of the city of Seville.

Groupon’s Guide To Seville

Caressed by the Guadalquivir River, this historic town holds a wealth of cultural attractions and districts full of traditional heritage, such as the Triana and the Macarena. The Andalusian capital is a passionate and romantic city, tempting holidaymakers with famous tapas bars, nightlife and hidden plazas shrouded by orange blossoms, while a well-designed transportation system carries travellers to some of the city’s renowned landmarks.

Visitors seeking a greater insight into Andalusian culture may head to the Museum of Arts and Traditions, in which the surrounding beauty of Maria Luisa Park offsets a unique collection of ceramics, weapons, and musical instruments. A trip to the lush Alcázar Gardens will provide a scenic stroll through variegated parkland split into historical styles which encompass Renaissance terraces, Gothic towers, and ancient Moorish-styled elements. After exploring the 15th-century cloisters of the city’s grand Gothic cathedral, tourists can board one of the horse-and-cart cabs, which can be found waiting beside the 100-metre stretch of the nearby Giralda Tower. Seville boasts a subtropical climate with specific Mediterranean particularities. Summer months are boiling hot and the drought is present in July and August. Winters are rather warm and sometimes it is drizzling. More consistent rainfalls are present in autumn and spring, with mild temperatures and a sunny weather.