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Seville

Visitors appreciate the Royal Tobacco Factory's impressive architecture and historical significance. However, some express disappointment over limited access and lack of exhibits related to its tobacco manufacturing history.

セビリアの象徴的な観光スポット、ロイヤル・タバコ工場は18世紀に建てられ、かつてはヨーロッパ最大のタバコ工場として知られていました。現在はセビリア大学のキャンパスとなり、その壮大な建築と歴史的背景を感じることができます。

セビリアの歴史的宝石、ロイヤル・タバコ工場を探訪しよう

セビリアのロイヤル・タバコ工場について詳しく知る

見学は無料です。建物の中に入って、歴史的な建築や過去のタバコ製造の歴史について学べます。

月曜日から金曜日の午前8時から午後8時30分まで開館しています。週末は休館ですのでご注意ください。

建物内での写真撮影も許可されているので、素敵な記念写真を撮ることも可能です。

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Europe

Spain

セビリアの中心に位置する王室たばこ工場は、スペインの歴史と文化を感じさせる魅力的な観光スポットです。かつてたばこ産業の中心地として繁栄を誇ったこの建物は、その壮大な建築と豊かな歴史背景から、多くの旅行者にとって見逃せない場所となっています。

セビリアの王室たばこ工場：歴史と文化の宝石

Neoclassical building & former tobacco factory, now Seville University offices with paintings.

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Gigantic old stone edifice, close to old town, easy walk.  Main entrance is all white, security on the left, WCs ('retrete') on the right.  Gratis.  A maze of halls, foyers, stairs (good maps on the wall).  It's a working university, classrooms ('aula') and students everywhere so be invisible.  Lots of white plaster statues in hallways (for sure copies of something), nice wall art, gorgeous enormous stairs.  Interesting machine, 'liadador', for tying cigars.

Makes you wonder why a common (tabacco) factory looks like this.  Money was no apparently no issue to owners back then. In a way, that's the most amazing thing.

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Where the Toreador Song still echoes. The Real Fábrica de Tabacos is one of the most famous buildings of Seville. This enormous neoclassical building was commissioned by the royal family, built between 1728 and 1771 and could accommodate more than 10,000 (mainly female) employees. Most famous employee was Carmen, known from the opera of the same name by the French composer Georges Bizet. She was known for rolling cigars between her thighs. Since 1950 the former factory halls houses the rectorate of the University of Seville. Parts of the building are publicly accessible and even interesting for people who don't like opera.

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I was looking for this place and then realised it is part of the university now - no need to look for it on purpose, the moment you walk in, the exploratory journey starts. As a historical landmark, there is old vibe that you can smell in the building and it is interesting to think of how Carmen spent her time and life here.

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It's the former tobacco factory, converted into a university. It is nice (and free) to walk through the building which is worth it.

Other than that it's just a university so students everywhere and not much explanation of the history of the worlds first cigarette factory.

If you love cats make sure to take a look in the moat around the factory where there are many!

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I wanted to see this place because of its association with Carmen. Its a beautiful building and worth seeing but as it is now the University of Seville, the links to The Royal Tobacco Factory and Carmen have been lost.

セビリアのロイヤルタバコ工場：歴史的観光スポット

Constructed between 1728 and 1771, the Royal Tobacco Factory was once Europe's largest tobacco factory, employing thousands and producing a significant portion of Europe's tobacco products. It is famously associated with the opera 'Carmen' by Georges Bizet.

The Royal Tobacco Factory of Seville History Overview.

Nestled in the charming streets of Casco Antiguo in Seville, the Royal Tobacco Factory stands as a monumental testament to the city’s rich industrial past. Constructed between 1728 and 1771, this neoclassical structure was once the largest tobacco factory in Europe, playing a pivotal role in the production of tobacco products that defined the flourishing trade of the era. Its historical significance is further amplified by its connection to the famous opera 'Carmen' by Georges Bizet, which has left an indelible mark on the cultural landscape of Seville.

1728: Construction of the Royal Tobacco Factory begins.

1771: Construction completed; the factory becomes operational.

1950: Tobacco operations moved; building repurposed as University of Seville headquarters.

The Royal Tobacco Factory wasn’t just an industrial powerhouse; it was a place where the stories of countless workers unfolded. Most notably, it is associated with the character Carmen, a passionate cigar maker whose life inspired the opera that bears her name. This connection to culture and the arts gives the factory a timeless appeal, drawing visitors not only for its stunning architecture but also to delve into the narratives of the past.

Today, the building houses the University of Seville, preserving its legacy while breathing new life into the structure. Visitors can explore parts of the factory, which still echo with the rich history of its tobacco-making past. As you walk through the halls adorned with historic art and sculptures, the atmosphere whispers tales of a time when cigars were rolled with passion and precision, creating a legacy that still resonates in Seville’s vibrant culture.

The Royal Tobacco Factory of Seville is a historic neoclassical building that once served as a tobacco factory and now houses the University of Seville. It features stunning architecture and rich cultural heritage, making it a captivating site to explore in the heart of Casco Antiguo.

Royal Tobacco Factory of Seville

セビリアのロイヤル・タバコ工場で歴史と芸術の魅力に触れよう。美しい建築と文化遺産を堪能し、思い出に残る旅へ。

セビリアのロイヤル・タバコ工場：歴史と建築の名所

Sevilla Municipality

Royal Tobacco Factory of Seville Overview 

Nestled in the historic heart of Seville’s Casco Antiguo district, the 

 stands as a majestic neoclassical gem and a captivating testament to the city's rich industrial heritage. Originally built between 1728 and 1771 under royal commission, this gigantic stone edifice once housed over 10,000 workers, predominantly women, who skillfully rolled cigars in its expansive halls.

The building's grand scale and intricate neoclassical design might make you wonder why a tobacco factory would be so lavish. Its ornate white plaster statues, extensive wall art, and the breathtakingly enormous staircases reveal the immense wealth and pride invested by its original owners. The factory’s iconic status was further immortalized by the character Carmen, the fiery cigar-rolling heroine of Georges Bizet’s famous opera, who is said to have worked here.

Today, the Royal Tobacco Factory serves as the rectorate of the University of Seville, blending academic vibrancy with historical grandeur. Visitors can freely wander through a labyrinth of halls, foyers, and staircases adorned with white plaster statues and compelling wall artworks. Despite being an active university space bustling with students, it offers a unique glimpse into Seville’s past without any entrance fee.

 – Stunning neoclassical architecture, white plaster statues, gorgeous grand staircases, and historical cigar-rolling machinery.

 – It's free to enter but remember it’s a working university, so be respectful and blend in with the student crowd.

 – Situated at C. San Fernando, 4, within walking distance of Seville’s old town.

Whether you're an architecture enthusiast, history buff, or simply curious about Seville’s cultural landmarks, this former tobacco factory offers an immersive journey into the city’s industrious past. The blend of historical significance, artistic detail, and vibrant university atmosphere makes it a captivating destination that goes beyond typical tourist attractions.

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セビリアのロイヤル・タバコ工場は、18世紀の壮大な建築と無料の公共アクセスを提供。文化遺産と歴史的意義を体験しよう！

歴史と文化の宝石、セビリアのロイヤル・タバコ工場内覧

セビリアのロイヤル・タバコ工場は、建設当時の巨大な煙草工場と大学建物としての役割を持つ歴史的名所。無料で訪れ、写真もOK！

セビリアのロイヤル・タバコ工場見学ガイド—歴史と文化を体感

訪れる価値あり！セビリアのロイヤル・タバコ工場は、建築美と文化歴史が融合。アクセス良好で、観光と学びが一体化！

セビリアのロイヤルタバコ工場：歴史的観光スポット

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