Seville, the capital of Andalusia, is a city filled with rich history, impressive architecture and vibrant flamenco culture. Walking through its streets is like taking a trip through time, from the Roman remains to the Moorish palaces and Gothic churches. If you only have two days to visit Seville, don
Start your first day in Seville with a visit to the Seville Cathedral, one of the largest churches in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The magnitude and beauty of this Gothic cathedral will leave you speechless. Don
Next, head to the Real Alcázar, a royal palace that has served Spanish royalty for centuries. With its exquisite gardens, patios and rooms decorated with tiles and stuccos, the Alcázar is a testimony of the Islamic and Christian influence on Sevillian architecture. Take some time to stroll through the gardens and enjoy its impressive tranquility.
After visiting these two iconic monuments, explore Barrio de Santa Cruz, the old Jewish quarter of Seville. Its narrow cobblestone streets, hidden patios and whitewashed houses will transport you to another era. Here you will also find numerous tapas bars where you can taste Andalusian cuisine.
Tapas: Try the Iberian ham, croquettes and Spanish omelette.
Squares: Don
Start your second day exploring María Luisa Park. This extensive park is an oasis of greenery in the heart of Seville and is home to the iconic Plaza de España. The square, with its impressive architecture and canals, is the perfect place to take a boat ride or simply enjoy the atmosphere.
Once you
Next, make a stop at the Torre del Oro, a 13th-century military tower located on the banks of the Guadalquivir River. This historic tower offers spectacular views of the river and has a small maritime museum inside.
Maritime Museum: Explore the collection of objects related to navigation and the maritime history of Seville.
Views: Climb the tower for stunning views of the river and city.
End your second day with a walk through the Triana neighborhood, on the other side of the Guadalquivir River. This vibrant neighborhood is famous for its flamenco atmosphere and ceramics. Here you can enjoy an authentic flamenco show and dine at one of the many restaurants offering delicious Andalusian food.
Montaditos: Small sandwiches with a variety of fillings.
Fried fish: Frying fish, a classic of Sevillian cuisine.
Salmorejo: A cold tomato and bread soup, perfect to refresh yourself.
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-2 years
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Frequent questions
The best time to visit Seville is in spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when the weather is pleasant and there are fewer tourists than in summer. The temperatures in these months are milder, which will allow you to enjoy your walks around the city without the extreme heat of summer.
Seville has a vibrant cultural life with events that you cannot miss:
• Holy Week: One of the most important and spectacular religious celebrations in Spain, with processions that run through the streets of the city.
• April Fair: A week of celebration with booths, flamenco and attractions, where Sevillians dress in traditional costumes.
• Flamenco Biennial: A flamenco festival held every two years, attracting the best artists of this genre.
Yes, Seville is an ideal city to explore on foot. Most of the main points of interest are quite close to each other and walking through its streets will allow you to discover charming corners that you might not see otherwise. In addition, the city center is mostly pedestrianized, which makes getting around on foot comfortable and pleasant.
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