My wife and I took the guided tour and enjoyed it very much. Our guide was a young woman and she was an expert in the history of the building. We saw the top floor, which had wonderful rooms that were decorated beautifully. I specially liked the room with the golden coffered ceiling. There was plenty of art in the... More 

This functioning town hall of Sevilla is a stunning representation of "Plateresque" architecture, popular between the gothic period and the Renaissance. Look it up and read about it. (Yeah, it's almost gothic, but you learned something didn't you?)

This is the town hall and what a lovely building very well kept I wish we had building like this in Spain. I only had 2 full days in Servile but I am going back in March and staying at Boutique Hotel Caas del Poeta which is very central maybe expensive but well worth it good for honey moons

I walked by this plaza while part of a free (pay as you want) tour. The guide indicated it was the site where the inquisition put people to death. When one considers what happened on this square, you realize the grimness of parts of Spanish history. The architecture is varied. One side very ornate, the other, less so. It's a... More 

The City Hall building is a beautiful one with impressive bas-reliefs and nice architecture. But the things that are going in the square next to it are also very attractive, markets and shows, culture festivals, almost everything is worth seeing and experimenting.

Beautiful landmark full of history to enjoy and walk through. You will enjoy this area and its amazing views of the city centre.

If you want to see the Plateresque style in its full glory, you must stroll over from the cathedral to Seville's city hall. Most of the façade is covered with decoration which is meant to evoke the work of silversmiths. It's delicate and nuanced with subtle rhythms binding the details together. The other place to see beautiful plateresque is in... More 

The "new City Hall is an extension of a much older ornate building. The side on Plaza Nueva is OK, but the original building, which can be seen from Plaza San Francisco is much better

We were lucky to walk round this building and admire its architecture during the afternoon and then see it again in darkness - beautiful place !