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Cartuja 93
Many of the exotic Expo pavilions are now encompassed within this technology park, which is home to nearly 200 companies and organisations employing nearly 9000 people. Many of the pavilions still look futuristic, though the built-in obsolescence of a few is starting to show through. You can wander around the area during daylight hours but you may find that the gates are only open on the western side on Calle Américo Vespucio.
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Parque de María Luisa
A large area south of the tobacco factory was transformed for Seville's 1929 international fair, the Exposición Iberoamericana, when architects spattered it with all sorts of fine, fancy and funny buildings, many of them harking back to Seville's eras of past glory or imitating the native styles of Spain's former colonies. In its midst, the large Parque de María Luisa, with 3500 magnificent trees, is a beautiful respite from the traffic and noise of the city.
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