36 Hours in Seville
Updated: Nov 13
Situated in the southwest of the Iberian Peninsula, Seville, the vibrant capital of Andalusia, is the ideal city break. This sun-drenched Spanish treasure, known for its distinguishable blend of history, flamenco, and Moorish architecture, has a captivating charm that enchants every visitor.
DAY ONE
10:00
WANDER AROUND CASA DE PILATOS
Start your Andalusian adventure at this 16th-century palace, a stunning fusion of Mudejar, Gothic, and Renaissance architecture. Stroll through its serene courtyards, and admire the intricate tilework that reflects Seville's diverse culture and religious history.
15:00
TOUR THE PALACIO DE LAS DUEÑAS
The former home of the Duchess of Alba is a must-see historic mansion, with lust gardens and colourful tiling. Experience a guided tour through the estate, and get a glimpse into the aristocratic past of Seville.
20:00
VISIT LAS SETAS
Las Setas — an iconic modern wooden structure — towers over the historic city centre. Climb to the top for panoramic views of Seville’s rooftops and monuments. After sunset, enjoy the vibrant light spectacle — book this in advance. This architectural marvel offers not only great photo opportunities but also a unique perspective of the city’s layout.
DAY TWO
13:00
SAUNTER AROUND PLAZA DE ESPAÑA
Undoubtedly, at the top of your list must be the iconic Plaza de España. Enjoy free entry, stroll through the square, and admire its beautiful ceramic bridges. Why not also rent a rowboat for a scenic paddle along the moat? The adjacent Maria Luisa Park offers peaceful paths for a relaxing walk in the sun.
17:00
CATCH A FLAMENCO SHOW
No visit to Seville is complete without experiencing a live flamenco show. Book tickets in advance, or if you’re lucky, you may stumble upon a performance in the streets. Marvel at the talent of the dancers and singers, and stare in awe at the beauty of the traditional Spanish costumes.
21:00
EAT AND DRINK IN LA FERIA
La Feria is a lively neighbourhood — full of tapas bars, street art, and local energy. Embrace the Spanish routine with a late dinner at about 9pm, tasting jamón ibérico and sipping sangría, all whilst mingling with locals.
DAY THREE
10:00
VISIT THE SEVILLE CATHEDRAL
End your trip with a visit to the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, home to Christopher Columbus's tomb. Climb the Giralda Tower for unforgettable views, offering the perfect finale to your Seville experience.
Photo by Ben Marshall
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