Murillo Gardens

The Murillo Gardens, a green oasis of Seville

The Murillo Gardens offer a green interlude on the edges of the Santa Cruz district, in Seville. The Seville audio-guided tour stops here to evoke these peaceful gardens, ideal for a break in the shade of the palm trees and orange trees.

Gardens born from the lands of the Alcazar

Located near the Santa Cruz district, the Murillo Gardens extend along the Catalina de Ribera promenade, on former lands attached to the Alcazar. Laid out as a public garden, they bear the name of the Sevillian painter Murillo and offer shaded paths, palm trees, orange trees and fountains. A haven of freshness in the heart of the city, they invite walking and rest.

What to see

Here you enjoy the shaded paths, the palm trees, the orange trees and the fountains, in a peaceful atmosphere at the gates of Santa Cruz. The Murillo Gardens offer a refreshing stop in the heart of Seville. It is a pleasant stop for a quiet break, between two discoveries of the historic centre.

Practical information

The Murillo Gardens lie near the Santa Cruz district, in the heart of Seville, reachable on foot. They are public gardens freely accessible during opening hours, which vary with the season; their paths suit a stroll. The place is particularly pleasant in the cool hours of the day.

Where does the name of the Murillo Gardens come from?

From the Sevillian painter Murillo; the gardens extend over former lands of the Alcazar, along the Catalina de Ribera promenade.

Where are the Murillo Gardens?

Near the Santa Cruz district, in the heart of the historic centre of Seville.