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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
Alcázar and cathedral
Royal Alcázar
A Moorish-style royal palace with tiled halls, courtyards and gardens. Book timed tickets online.
View on map ↗Seville Cathedral and the Giralda
One of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world. Climb the Giralda tower on ramps, not stairs.
View on map ↗Lunch in Santa Cruz
Wander the narrow lanes of the old Jewish quarter and eat tapas.
View on map ↗Metropol Parasol viewpoint
A modern wooden structure with a rooftop walkway over the old town.
View on map ↗🍽 Where to eat
Triana and flamenco
Plaza de España
A huge semicircular plaza with tiled alcoves for each Spanish province.
View on map ↗María Luisa Park
Shaded gardens, fountains and quiet corners, a good escape from the heat.
View on map ↗Triana neighbourhood
Cross the river to Triana, known for ceramics, flamenco history and the Mercado de Triana.
View on map ↗Flamenco show
Small venues offer intimate performances with guitar, singing and dance.
View on map ↗🍽 Where to eat
Relaxed day: Italica or Córdoba
Roman ruins of Itálica
An amphitheatre and mosaics of a Roman city, 20 minutes by bus from Seville.
View on map ↗Guadalquivir riverside walk
Walk along the river from the Torre del Oro to Triana Bridge.
View on map ↗Final dinner in El Arenal
Local bars with seafood and sherry.
View on map ↗🍽 Where to eat
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