Sharon Stone reveals her favorite city in Spain: "It's beautiful!"

It's no surprise that Spain dazzles Hollywood stars . For decades, many well-known figures from the world of cinema have fallen in love with Spanish destinations. From Ava Gardner, who lived in Madrid for several years, to all the celebrities who spend their summers in the Mediterranean, celebrities who visit Spain's most famous spots are often fascinated, and actress Sharon Stone must be included on that list.

The unforgettable star of Basic Instinct (1992) and Oscar nominee visited Spain a few years ago and fell completely in love with one of Spain's greatest cities: Seville. The actress spent the night in the Andalusian capital for a gala and, as she showed on social media, was fascinated by Seville's monuments and the essence that characterizes "The Pearl of the Guadalquivir," even calling the metropolis "a beauty."

Seville, the Spanish city that fascinated Sharon Stone

During her visit to Seville, Sharon Stone didn't want to miss the city's main attractions, from the iconic Plaza de España to its magnificent cathedral. She even posted a video on her Instagram account of its bells ringing. She also strolled through some of the city's most iconic neighborhoods, such as Santa Cruz, one of the most central and well-known in the Andalusian capital.

Furthermore, according to National Geographic , she was also able to enjoy the exquisite gastronomy of Seville, which only increased the actress's fascination with the city before continuing to stroll through its historic center and visiting such impressive sites as the Real Alcázar or the Archivo de Indias, which, along with its cathedral, are declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Of course, Sharon Stone hasn't been the only top Hollywood actress to have fallen in love with Seville in recent times. Just a few weeks ago, Charlize Theron commented in an interview on The Late Show with David Letterman that she was amazed by the city's beauty.

The reality is that Seville is one of the most visited urban tourism destinations in Spain. According to provisional data from the National Statistics Institute (INE), more than three million national and international tourists traveled to the city in 2024, placing it in third place only behind Madrid and Barcelona.