We begin our walk through Seville at the beginning of the 20th century where we will enjoy the emblematic buildings typical of Andalusian regionalism that were built for the Ibero-American Exhibition of 1929 and whose celebration meant placing a city as powerful as ours, on a cultural level in the world map.
The starting point of this route will be the Portugal Pavilion, the building to which the largest budget of the entire exhibition was dedicated, continuing through the Plaza de España and the Telefónica Pavilion. After climbing Mount Gurugú we will arrive at the Plaza de América, beautiful for its beautiful pond full of water lilies and where we will enjoy its three emblematic buildings such as the Royal Pavilion, Archaeological Museum and Museum of Popular Arts and Customs.
