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Recommended route for 4 days:
1. Real Alcázar of Seville
2. Seville Cathedral and La Giralda
3. Santa Cruz district
4. Plaza de España
5. Maria Luisa Park
6. Gold Tower
7. Triana district
8. Museum of Fine Arts
9. Metropol Parasol
10. Alameda de Hércules
11. Palace of the Countess of Lebrija
12. Casa de Pilatos
Before starting this itinerary, take a look at this guide to the best things to see in Seville to help you plan your trip.
Start your trip at the Real Alcázar in Seville, a fortified palace with centuries of history and a mixture of Mudejar, Gothic and Renaissance styles. The patios and gardens are authentic architectural treasures.
A few steps away you will find Seville Cathedral, the largest Gothic temple in the world. Climb La Giralda to enjoy spectacular views and don't miss the tomb of Christopher Columbus.
Opposite the Cathedral, the General Archive of the Indies houses unique documents on the history of the Americas. The visit is brief, free and very interesting.
Spend the afternoon getting lost in the narrow streets and flowery courtyards of the Santa Cruz district, the old Jewish quarter in Seville. Discover the Plaza de Doña Elvira and Agua Street, two charming locations.
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Start the day in the Plaza de España, one of the most stunning squares in the world. Built for the Ibero-American Exhibition in 1929, it combines Sevillian ceramics, canals and unique bridges.
Right next to the hotel, the María Luisa Park is an oasis of green ideal for walking and resting. Don’t miss the Plaza de América and its regionalist-style pavilions.
Keep walking to the Torre del Oro on the banks of the Guadalquivir river. You can take a walk along the docks or take a river cruise to see the city from a different perspective.
In the afternoon, visit the Museum of Fine Arts, one of the best art galleries in Spain, with works by Murillo, Zurbarán and other masters of the Andalusian baroque.
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Cross the Isabel II Bridge and discover the Triana district, the cradle of flamenco and traditional ceramics. Stroll down Betis Street, visit artisan workshops and enjoy the local atmosphere. If you want to know more, see the guide on what to see in the Triana district.
Back on the other side of the river, explore the Arenal district, home to the Real Maestranza bullring, one of the oldest in Spain.
In the afternoon, visit Metropol Parasol, also known as Las Setas, to see one of the most modern panoramic views of Seville.
End the day in the Alameda de Hércules, a bohemian area full of bars, terraces and nightlife. Perfect for tapas or dinner with a 100% local ambience.
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In the historic heart of the city, this palace combines Roman mosaics with archaeological treasures and decorative art. This is a different and fascinating visit.
Located in the Santa Cruz district, the Hospital de los Venerables is a baroque treasure with frescoes, sculptures and a serene ambience.
If you want to take advantage of your last day to discover around Seville, keep in mind these locations:
- What to see in Carmona: 30km away, with an impressive Roman necropolis and views over the countryside.
- What to see in Osuna: 85km away, with baroque architecture and movie locations.
End your trip with a flamenco show in Triana or at a tablao in the centre. This is the best way to say goodbye to the soul of Seville.
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Over your four days, enjoy all the local flavors:
- Salmorejo, gazpacho and spinach with chicpeas.
- Iberian pork cheeks, shrimp and cod omelette with tomato.
- Iberian ham and cured cheese.
- For dessert, try a pionono or bacon from the sky.
We recommend you to alternate areas for tapas: Santa Cruz, Triana, El Arenal and the Alameda de Hércules.
If you can travel for more days, don’t miss the guides on what to see in Seville in one day, what to see in Seville in 2 days and what to see in Seville in 3 days.
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