Student Accommodation
in Seville

Live in Seville, study anywhere you like

Seville’s main universities are the Universidad de Sevilla, which has more than 25 faculties and schools distributed throughout the city; the Universidad de Pablo Olavide, another of the city’s public universities; and the Universidad de Loyola, a private university located on the outskirts of the city.

Wherever you choose to study, there’s a place for you at Livensa Living Sevilla!

CLOSE TO EVERYTHING

If you choose to live at Livensa Living Sevilla, the whole city is just a short walk away. Seville’s Santa Justa train station is 15 minutes away by commuter train.

The bus stops located just a few minutes away from our accommodation will provide the connections for you get around the city with ease. If you want to go for a stroll, the Parque Maria Luisa is just a few minutes away; if you have a little more time, you can go all the way to the Plaza de España or promenade along the riverside.

IF YOU LIKE TO GET OUT AND ABOUT

Sevilla is known for having three historical treasures, all of them designated World Heritage Sites:

• The Reales Alcazares, worth taking plenty of time to explore, where a range of architectural styles are bound together by beautiful and well-kept gardens.

• The Archivo de Indias, the city’s largest archive, home to many priceless historical documents. It stores manuscripts written by Christopher Columbus, Ferdinand Magellan, Hernán Cortes and Francisco Pizarro.

• You may think you’re in love with Sevilla already… but wait until you see the city’s cathedral.

Other great sights in Seville include the Torre del Oro, La Giralda and the spectacular Plaza de España, which opens onto the Parque Maria Luisa. Don’t miss the picturesque and special Barrio de Triana or the Santa Cruz district, either! If you’re looking for something totally different, check out the Metropol Parasol, also known as the Setas de Sevilla (Sevilles mushrooms), a walkway-panoramic viewpoint where you can enjoy the best views over the city of Seville.

Seville is also known for its spirit and the warmth of its people. Its biggest festivals include Holy Week and the Feria de Abril. The latter is famous for being an explosion of light and colour, with its unparalleled flamenco dresses and its rebujitos or manzanillas.
For a sunset aperitif, visit one of the many open-air bars on the Guadalquivir River, where you can enjoy good weather year-round. Once the sun has set, take a walk around the historic city centre, where there’s always something going on.

See? ¡Sevilla es una maravilla!