We’ve been welcoming travellers to this city for more than ten years, and over that time we’ve put together a selection of the places we genuinely recommend. Our team is available 24/7 for anything you may need.
The largest Gothic cathedral in the world, with spectacular city views from its tower.
Real Alcázar
A royal palace still in use after more than a thousand years, with gardens where you can happily lose yourself.
Plaza de España
Seville’s most photographed landmark, built for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929.
María Luisa Park
The historic gardens surrounding Plaza de España, perfect for walking or relaxing in the shade among orange trees and fountains.
Setas de Sevilla
The world’s largest wooden structure, offering some of the best sunset views in the city.
Torre del Oro
A former defensive tower beside the Guadalquivir River and one of Seville’s most recognisable landmarks.
Triana and Santa Cruz
Two neighbourhoods with their own distinctive character: the birthplace of flamenco and ceramics, and Seville’s most traditional maze of narrow streets.
Where to eat
Discover Seville through its food
Breakfast
La Cacharrería
Calle Regina 14
Ofelia Bakery
Calle Huelva 5
Plácido y Grata
Calle Monsalves 4
For tapas
Dos de Mayo
Plaza de la Gavidia 6
El Sembrao
Calle Gral Polavieja 5
Bar Castizo
Calle Zaragoza 6
Restaurants
Eslava
Calle Eslava 3
Casa Ozama
Av. de la Borbolla 59
El Traga
Calle Águilas 6
Dinner
Casa Yaki
Calle Cuna 5
Petit Comité
Calle Dos de Mayo 30
Casa Aníbal
Calle Reyes Católicos 22
Brunch
La Mala Brunch
Calle Rivero 7
Billy Brunch
Calle Pedro del Toro 12
ABA de Sevilla
Plaza de San Francisco 4
Rooftops and terraces with a view
Hotel Inglaterra
Plaza Nueva 7
Pura Vida
Calle Segovias 6
Hotel Doña María
Calle Don Remondo 19
Things to do and experiences
Guided tours and experiences with Naturanda
Book directly with our local partner: guided tours, river cruises and day trips around Andalusia.
Flamenco Show
Enjoy Andalusia’s most distinctive dance. You’ll feel the performers’ commitment on the tablao, and the art is impossible to resist.
Processions, bands, incense and streets packed from early on. Take it slowly, check the day’s routes and get ready for one of the most special weeks of the year.
Two weeks later
Feria de Abril
The Real de la Feria fills with casetas, music, horse-drawn carriages and people enjoying themselves from midday until well into the night. If it’s your first time, take it slowly: stroll around and let the atmosphere carry you.
July and August
Summer in Seville
Use the mornings to explore the city, save the middle of the day for the pool, a siesta or a museum, and head out again as the sun goes down.
Need Help?
If you have any questions during your stay, send us a message on WhatsApp. Our team is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.