Glorieta Bécquer

This place is another one of those postcard corners that, if you visit Seville, cannot be overlooked and that, above all, if going as a couple, should not be missed. Rest on one of the banks against the huge weeping willow tree that rises above the three young ladies in white marble that represent "excited love", "possessed love" and "lost love" giving shape to the Becquer rhyme of " El amor que pasa."

It is the perfect place to declare your love for someone or to pick up a book of poetry by Becquer, while breathing the bucolic atmosphere of the place in which the only sounds you perceive come from the many birds that inhabit the park and the trotting of horses that pass you by.

Without doubt, one of the most romantic places in Seville.