Seville, Spain 7 Day Itinerary

Seville, Spain 7-Day Itinerary (Markdown Format)

Day 1: Arrival & City Orientation

  • Check-in at the hotel (Recommended: Hotel Casa Morales or Hotel Alfonso XIII)
  • Visit Plaza de España: An iconic landmark, a great place to get your bearings.
  • Explore the nearby María Luisa Park.
  • Lunch at Mesón Cardenal (Calle Betis, 74), traditional Andalusian cuisine.
  • Visit the Torre del Oro, a historic tower with panoramic views of the city.
  • Dinner at El Rinconcillo (Calle Sierpes, 5), Seville’s oldest tavern.

Day 2: Historic Center & Giralda Tower

  • Breakfast at your hotel or a local café.
  • Visit the Real Alcázar: A stunning palace with beautiful gardens, UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • Lunch at Bar Alfonso XII (Calle Alfonso XII, 1), traditional tapas.
  • Explore the Cathedral of Seville, including the Giralda Tower.
  • Visit the Santa Cruz neighborhood: With its narrow, winding streets and whitewashed houses with wrought-iron balconies.
  • Dinner at Eslava (Calle de Eslava, 3), modern Spanish cuisine.

Day 3: Museums & Flamenco Show

  • Breakfast at your hotel or a local café.
  • Visit the Museum of Fine Arts or the Archaeological Museum.
  • Lunch at Eslava (revisit if you didn’t go the previous day).
  • Afternoon rest or shopping in the city center.
  • Evening Flamenco Show at Casa de la Memoria or Los Gallos.
  • Dinner at a nearby restaurant like El Apostadero.

Day 4: Triana District & Seville River Cruise

  • Breakfast at your hotel or a local café.
  • Visit the Triana District: Known for its pottery and ceramics, vibrant streets, and the Triana Bridge.
  • Lunch at La Bartola (Calle Betis, 71), traditional Andalusian cuisine.
  • Seville River Cruise: Enjoy a scenic view of the city from the Guadalquivir River.
  • Dinner at Bodega Santa Cruz (Plaza San Francisco, 9), traditional tapas and wine.

Day 5: Day Trip to Carmona or El Rocío

  • Breakfast at your hotel or a local café.
  • Day trip to either the historic town of Carmona or the pilgrimage site of El Rocío. Both require advance planning for transportation.
  • Return to Seville and relax or explore more of the city.
  • Dinner at Mesón el Rinconcillo de Carmona (Plaza de la Constitución, 2) if you went to Carmona, or Restaurante La Lupia (Ctra. Nacional IV, Km. 105), if you went to El Rocío.

Day 6: Metropol Parasol & Maestranza Bullring

  • Breakfast at your hotel or a local café.
  • Visit the Metropol Parasol: A modern architectural landmark with views over the city.
  • Lunch at Eslabón Prendido (Calle Betis, 12), creative tapas.
  • Visit the Maestranza Bullring or join a guided tour if possible.
  • Dinner at La Carbonería (Calle de la Carbonería, 7), traditional Spanish cuisine.

Day 7: Departure & Last Minutes

  • Breakfast at your hotel or a local café.
  • Last-minute shopping or sightseeing.
  • Departure from Seville Airport or train station.

Things to Know

  • Seville is hot and sunny, remember to pack appropriate clothing and sunscreen.
  • English is not widely spoken, learning some basic Spanish phrases can be helpful.
  • Most businesses operate from late morning until early evening.
  • Tapas are a way of life in Seville, don’t miss out on this unique dining experience.
  • Public transportation includes buses and trams, and the city also has bike rentals.

Tips

  • Get a Sevici bike rental card for easy travel around the city.
  • Try the local drinks: Sherry and tinto de verano.
  • Don’t miss the rooftop views at the Hotel Casa Morales or the Hotel Alfonso XIII.
  • Enjoy the vibrant nightlife in the area of La Cartuja.