The Sevilla Experience

Seville’s assets as a well-equipped meeting and conference city that does not end, by any means, with its monuments, culture and leisure. Quite the contrary, Seville offers a complete range of hotels and restaurants as well as numerous companies specialized in made-to-measure services for conference organizers. http://sevillacb.com/en

Professional conference organizers and agencies, companies offering cutting-edge communications and audiovisuals, conference staff agencies, translators and interpreters, stand and scenography companies, transport companies, top-quality catering companies, large hotels with services perfectly adjusted to conferences, as well as select, surprising accommodation are just some examples of what this city can offer your conference, event or meeting.

Covering over 14,000 km² and with a population of more than 1.8 million, the province of Seville is the largest and most highly populated in Andalusia. Furthermore, its central location in the Guadalquivir Valley gives it excellent connections with the rest of the provinces of the region and with the rest of the country, something which is undoubtedly favored by having the longest navigable river in Spain. Its status as capital and its function as the commercial, artistic and cultural hub of the south of the Iberian Peninsula have been strongly supported in recent years through heavy investment in infrastructure.

A thousand and one places to stay
Sumptuous town palaces and modern hotels, to rest, for professional meetings, for a gourmet meal… the cover letter of tourism in Seville.

The gastronomy of Seville
The best local products served in the restaurants of Seville and the province. A way of learning about the city through its characteristic flavours.

Do not hesitate to contact us at the Sevilla Congress and Convention Bureau. Our team will assist you to ensure the success of your event in Sevilla.

Just observing the heritage in the streets and in the towns is enough to form an idea of the importance down the ages of the capital and province of Seville. Since the times when the city of Italica was one of the main centers of production in the Roman province of Hispania Baetica to the Seville of the Golden Age, when it became the “Great Babylon of Spain” after the discovery of America, by way of the Muslim Isbilia, a small, independent taifa kingdom, this region has always enjoyed great prestige, thanks to a unique climate, a privileged environment and the singular personality of its people.

The Cathedral of Seville was constructed on the Great Almohad Mosque. In 1401, the Chapter decided “to build another church so great that there is no other that is equal, so that the authority of Seville and its Church is considered and obeyed as reason commands”. It is the third-largest Cathedral in the world after St Peter’s in the Vatican and St Paul’s in London. www.catedraldesevilla.es