Seville video city walk

Seville’s old quarter was laid out to keep the sun off, and walking it you understand that as a design decision rather than a charming accident. The lanes in Santa Cruz are barely wider than a person, they turn constantly, and they stay dark and cool while the squares they open onto are blinding. Orange trees line most of it. The walk is short in distance and slow in practice, because there is a corner every fifteen metres.

Common questions

Where do the Seville walks go?

Through the Santa Cruz quarter and the streets around the cathedral, which is the densest and most enclosed part of the old city.

Is there a second walk for this city?

Where a city has more than one verified walk, the shuffle button in the dock switches between them without leaving the page.

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