Plan your trip
A Seville guide to choose well what to see and how to enjoy it
Realistic itineraries, monuments, neighbourhoods and tips written from the experience of showing Seville every day.
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Plan by days
Itineraries for the time you have
Each itinerary has its own logic: choosing the essentials in one day is not the same as dividing the city by area over three.
Guide · 1-day itineraryWhat to see in Seville in 1 dayThe essential itinerary, with a map and alternatives.Read the guide 
Guide · 2-day itineraryWhat to see in Seville in 2 daysOne day for monuments, another for the river, Triana and squares.Read the guide 
Guide · 3-day itineraryWhat to see in Seville in 3 daysThree days by area: monuments, the river and a more local Seville.Read the guide
Understand the city
Monuments and neighbourhoods
What each place is, why it matters, how much time to allow and what to see nearby.
Before you travel
Local tips
Eat Seville
What to eat and where
Tapas culture, restaurants and breakfasts: everything you need to eat well in Seville.
Eat SevilleTapas and food in SevilleTapas culture, typical dishes and how to order at the bar.Read the guide 
Eat SevilleWhere to eat in SevilleHow to choose a restaurant in Seville by cuisine, area, budget and occasion.Read the guide 
Eat SevilleBrunch and coffee in SevilleThe Sevillian breakfast, brunch and specialty coffee, by area.Read the guide
Live Seville
The city beyond the monuments
Neighbourhoods with a life of their own, independent shops, squares and parks to live Seville like a local.
Live SevilleShopping, crafts and designCeramics, fans, handmade jewellery, independent design and galleries.Read the guide 
Live SevilleAlternative Seville: Setas and AlamedaSetas, Soho and Alameda: design, cafés and local life in contemporary Seville.Read the guide 
Live SevilleParks and gardens of SevilleMaría Luisa, the Alcázar gardens, Murillo, the Alamillo and the riverside.Read the guide 
Live SevilleSquares of SevilleFrom the Triunfo to the Alfalfa: the squares that best tell Seville’s daily life.Read the guide
Understand Seville
History, music and great festivals
To understand what you see: from the Phoenicians to today, from flamenco to opera, and how Holy Week and the April Fair are lived.
Understand SevilleHistory of SevilleFrom Tartessos to Expo 92: the history of Seville told era by era.Read the guide 
Understand SevilleMusic in SevilleFlamenco, opera, classical music, Andalusian rock and processional marches.Read the guide 
Understand SevilleHoly Week in SevilleWhat it is, key terms, where to see the processions and practical tips.Read the guide 
Understand SevilleSeville April FairThe Real, the casetas, the lighting, what to wear and how to enjoy it as a visitor.Read the guide
Seville at night
After sunset the city changes pace: terraces, illuminated monuments and a coolness that is welcome in summer. To discover it with a guide, see Seville by night or the special route La Sevilla Enamorada (in Spanish).
Would you rather someone told you the story?
These guides are designed for independent travel. If you would like María to tailor a tour to you, send her a message.
Frequently asked questions
How many days do you need in Seville?
One day covers the essentials; two let you understand the city without rushing; three leave time for neighbourhoods, museums and a more local pace.
When is the best time to visit Seville?
Spring and autumn are the most pleasant for walking. In summer, plan the day around the heat. See our tips from a local guide.
Should I book tickets in advance?
For the Alcázar and the Cathedral it is advisable, especially in high season.
You may also like
- Official Tourist GuideGuided tours in SevilleAll of María’s private tours of Seville.View page
Private tour · One daySeville in one dayThe essentials of Seville in one day, with breaks and no rushing.See the tour 
A day beyond the cityDay trips from SevilleRonda, the white villages, Córdoba, Cádiz and Aracena on private outings.View page
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Tell María when you are coming, how many of you there are and what interests you. She will reply with a clear proposal.
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