Gardens of Seville

On this route we will enter the Maria Luisa Park to discover the Ibero-American Exhibition of 1929. We will see the natural and architectural significance of different spaces. The Park hides many secrets and curiosities that go unnoticed by the visitor. We will visit the Glorietas of Rubén Darío, Goya, Bécquer, Luca de Tena, Rafael de León, Dante Alighieri, the Machado brothers, Cervantes, Juanita Reina and María Luisa. A review of the life of illustrious Sevillians and the history of the 20th century. In addition, we will visit the two most important areas of the exhibition: La Plaza de España and La Plaza de América, also known as Plaza de las palomas for the Sevillians, and we will try to understand the work designed by Forestier and Aníbal González from the Gurugú Mountain to the Lotus Pond where our tour will end. We will finish our tour enjoying a well-deserved rest while we recover our strength by having a drink in one of the emblematic places of the Santa Cruz district.