3 Days in Seville: Palaces, Flamenco and Orange Trees

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📍 Seville, Spain🗓 3 days👥 Couples, history fans and food lovers

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3Days
12Stops
3Meal tips
About £70-120 a day, mid-range, flights excludedBudget

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Three days in Andalusia's capital: the Alcázar and cathedral, the tapas bars of Triana and a flamenco night, and a relaxed day at Plaza de España and the Maria Luisa Park. Summers are extremely hot, so go from March to May or in October.

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Day by day

Scenic view of Plaza de España in Seville with reflections on the canal at sunset.
1

Alcázar and cathedral

09:30

Royal Alcázar

A Moorish-style royal palace with tiled halls, courtyards and gardens. Book timed tickets online.

📍 Santa Cruz⏱ 2 hours💷 ~€14-16
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💡 Arrive at opening to avoid the queues.
12:00

Seville Cathedral and the Giralda

One of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world. Climb the Giralda tower on ramps, not stairs.

📍 Santa Cruz⏱ 1.5 hours💷 ~€12-13
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💡 Free entry for some visitors at set times; check the rules.
14:30

Lunch in Santa Cruz

Wander the narrow lanes of the old Jewish quarter and eat tapas.

📍 Santa Cruz⏱ 1.5 hours💷 ~€15-25
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💡 Try salmorejo, a cold tomato soup.
18:00

Metropol Parasol viewpoint

A modern wooden structure with a rooftop walkway over the old town.

📍 Encarnación⏱ 1 hour💷 ~€5
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💡 Go at sunset.

🍽 Where to eat

dinnerTapas crawl in Santa CruzSpanish · $$
A stunning aerial view of Plaza de España in Seville, showcasing its architecture and grandeur.
2

Triana and flamenco

10:00

Plaza de España

A huge semicircular plaza with tiled alcoves for each Spanish province.

📍 María Luisa⏱ 1 hour💷 Free
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💡 Rent a rowing boat on the canal if you wish.
11:30

María Luisa Park

Shaded gardens, fountains and quiet corners, a good escape from the heat.

📍 María Luisa⏱ 1.5 hours💷 Free
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💡 Take a horse carriage only if you agree the price first.
14:00

Triana neighbourhood

Cross the river to Triana, known for ceramics, flamenco history and the Mercado de Triana.

📍 Triana⏱ 2.5 hours💷 Free
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💡 The market is good for lunch.
21:00

Flamenco show

Small venues offer intimate performances with guitar, singing and dance.

📍 Santa Cruz⏱ 1.5 hours💷 ~€25-40
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💡 Choose a small tablao over large dinner shows.

🍽 Where to eat

lunchFried fish and tapas at Triana marketSpanish · $
🎟 Book ahead for day 2Tickets and tours: Plaza de España
Captivating reflection of Plaza de España in Seville, showcasing architectural beauty and serene water reflections.
3

Relaxed day: Italica or Córdoba

09:30

Roman ruins of Itálica

An amphitheatre and mosaics of a Roman city, 20 minutes by bus from Seville.

📍 Santiponce⏱ 2 hours💷 Free (EU citizens) or ~€1.50
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💡 Check opening days.
13:00

Lunch and siesta

Take a break in the afternoon heat.

📍 Seville⏱ 2 hours💷 ~€15
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💡 Many shops close 14:00-17:00.
17:00

Guadalquivir riverside walk

Walk along the river from the Torre del Oro to Triana Bridge.

📍 Arenal⏱ 1.5 hours💷 Free
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💡 Great in the golden hour.
20:30

Final dinner in El Arenal

Local bars with seafood and sherry.

📍 Arenal⏱ 2 hours💷 ~€25-35
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💡 Try a glass of dry fino sherry.

🍽 Where to eat

breakfastToast with olive oil and tomatoSpanish · $

Good to know

✈️ Getting thereSeville Airport is 20 minutes from the centre by the EA bus or taxi.
🚆 Getting aroundThe centre is walkable. There are buses, a small metro and a tram. Taxis are inexpensive.
💷 CurrencyEuro (€). Cards are widely accepted.
🗣 LanguageSpanish. English is common in tourist areas.

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