Guidebook for Sevilla
Gastronomic Guide
Really cheap and really tasty
Solomillo al whisky, Solomillo al Oporto, Solomillo al Roquefort, Huevos de Codorniz con Jamón and Berenjena con miel y salmorejo
184 locals recommend
Los Coloniales
19 Pl. Cristo de BurgosReally cheap and really tasty
Solomillo al whisky, Solomillo al Oporto, Solomillo al Roquefort, Huevos de Codorniz con Jamón and Berenjena con miel y salmorejo
One of the best restaurants in Seville (around 20€ per person). Fresh food and incredible dishes.
132 locals recommend
conTenedor restaurante
50 C. San LuisOne of the best restaurants in Seville (around 20€ per person). Fresh food and incredible dishes.
Lonja Del Barranco
s/n C. ArjonaGourmet market where you could enojy our typical food
Blanca Paloma
49 C. San JacintoA really good bar for spanish tapas
Puratasca
5 C. NumanciaFantastic diversity of tasty tapas
El Rinconcillo
40 C. GeronaOldest restaurant in seville, since 1670. Fantastic spanish ham!
Ovejas Negras Tapas
8 C. Hernando ColónReally nice tapas!
Gusto
23 C. AlemanesBest place to try some spanish Paella
Bodeguita Antonio Romero Gamazo
16 C. GamazoGreat pringá montaditos
Yebra
3 Calle Medalla MilagrosaCozy, intimate lounge that invites for lunch and dinner with a break.
Exquisiteces served in a timely manner.
Value for money very high.
272 locals recommend
Espacio Eslava
3 C. EslavaCozy, intimate lounge that invites for lunch and dinner with a break.
Exquisiteces served in a timely manner.
Value for money very high.
Blanco Cerrillo
3 C. PeñaflorPalo Cortao
4 C. Mercedes de VelillaSightseeing
Plaza de Espana
Emblematic place in Seville
One of the most incredibles palaces in Seville.
You must book your ticket to avoid the queue:
https://realalcazarsevilla.sacatuentrada.es/
883 locals recommend
Royal Alcázar of Seville
s/n Patio de BanderasOne of the most incredibles palaces in Seville.
You must book your ticket to avoid the queue:
https://realalcazarsevilla.sacatuentrada.es/
Las Setas De Sevilla
s/n Pl. de la EncarnaciónCasa de Pilatos
1 Pl. de PilatosThe Palacio de las Dueñas is a building located in the city of Seville, in Andalusia, Spain, which belongs in property to the House of Alba, which was built in the fifteenth century, from Gothic-Mudejar styles to the Renaissance, which is one of the main properties of the city, for its historical, architectural, artistic value and for the importance of its movable property and that is of Cultural Interest since 1931.
It was born the poet Antonio Machado, in 1875 and spent his last moments before his death, on November 20, 2014, Cayetana Fitz-James Stuart, the 18th Duchess of Alba de Tormes.
As of 2016, Carlos Fitz-James Stuart and Martínez de Irujo, XIX and current Duke of Alba de Tormes, authorized visits so that at present it is one of the most visited monuments in Seville.
198 locals recommend
Casa Palacio de Las Duenas
5 C. DueñasThe Palacio de las Dueñas is a building located in the city of Seville, in Andalusia, Spain, which belongs in property to the House of Alba, which was built in the fifteenth century, from Gothic-Mudejar styles to the Renaissance, which is one of the main properties of the city, for its historical, architectural, artistic value and for the importance of its movable property and that is of Cultural Interest since 1931.
It was born the poet Antonio Machado, in 1875 and spent his last moments before his death, on November 20, 2014, Cayetana Fitz-James Stuart, the 18th Duchess of Alba de Tormes.
As of 2016, Carlos Fitz-James Stuart and Martínez de Irujo, XIX and current Duke of Alba de Tormes, authorized visits so that at present it is one of the most visited monuments in Seville.
In this area there must have been originally a Roman-era building. The Ibn Adabbás mosque was built between 829 and 830. It was the largest mosque in the city until in 1182 the Almohads created the greater mosque. After the Reconquest of Seville in 1248, Ferdinand III of Castile placed the cathedral in the old main mosque of the city. Subsequently, Christianized the mosque of Ibn Adabbás with the invocation of the Divine Savior of the World.
185 locals recommend
El Divino Salvador
3 Pl. del SalvadorIn this area there must have been originally a Roman-era building. The Ibn Adabbás mosque was built between 829 and 830. It was the largest mosque in the city until in 1182 the Almohads created the greater mosque. After the Reconquest of Seville in 1248, Ferdinand III of Castile placed the cathedral in the old main mosque of the city. Subsequently, Christianized the mosque of Ibn Adabbás with the invocation of the Divine Savior of the World.
Third biggest cathedral in the wordl, fantastic muslim details.
1048 locals recommend
Catedral de Sevilla
s/n Av. de la ConstituciónThird biggest cathedral in the wordl, fantastic muslim details.
Parks & Nature
Parque de María Luisa
s/n P.º de las DeliciasOne of the most beautiful parks in Spain
Drinks & Nightlife
Calle Pérez Galdós
Calle Pérez GaldósBars for young people (erasmus, university's students...)
One of the best terraces (disco) for summer in Seville. In winter it has an interior area.
7 locals recommend
Casino Terraza
4 Av. de María LuisaOne of the best terraces (disco) for summer in Seville. In winter it has an interior area.
This whitewashed and elegant hotel is located opposite the Gothic Cathedral of Seville, an 8-minute walk from Puerta de Jerez Metro Station and 1.3 km from the Islamic Alcazar of Seville.
117 locals recommend
EME Catedral Mercer Hotel
27 C. AlemanesThis whitewashed and elegant hotel is located opposite the Gothic Cathedral of Seville, an 8-minute walk from Puerta de Jerez Metro Station and 1.3 km from the Islamic Alcazar of Seville.
Arts & Culture
Museo del Baile Flamenco
3 C. Manuel Rojas MarcosBest Flamenco show
The Maestranza bullring is located in the Arenal neighborhood of Seville, Andalusia, Spain. It was built in the 18th century. It is owned by the Royal Cavalry Masters of Seville
347 locals recommend
Plaza de toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballería de Sevilla
12 P.º de Cristóbal ColónThe Maestranza bullring is located in the Arenal neighborhood of Seville, Andalusia, Spain. It was built in the 18th century. It is owned by the Royal Cavalry Masters of Seville
Barrios
Triana is a simple neighborhood with a lively market next to the Isabel II arch bridge. Salmorejo, croquettes and other tapas are served in the stalls and small establishments inside. On Betis Street, next to the river, you can find more restaurants, as well as flamenco bars and tablaos. Around the Triana Ceramic Center museum there are many shops that offer this type of crafts.
307 locals recommend
Triana
Triana is a simple neighborhood with a lively market next to the Isabel II arch bridge. Salmorejo, croquettes and other tapas are served in the stalls and small establishments inside. On Betis Street, next to the river, you can find more restaurants, as well as flamenco bars and tablaos. Around the Triana Ceramic Center museum there are many shops that offer this type of crafts.
The Santa Cruz neighborhood, the tourist area par excellence of the city, houses the Gothic cathedral of Seville, from whose Giralda you can enjoy panoramic views, and the Real Alcazar, a Mudejar-Renaissance palace surrounded by lush gardens. Octopus and Iberian ham are served in tapas bars on nearby Mateos Gago street. In the narrow streets of the Jewish quarter and in the orange-filled squares there are many souvenir shops, handicrafts and pottery.
478 locals recommend
Santa Cruz, Seville
The Santa Cruz neighborhood, the tourist area par excellence of the city, houses the Gothic cathedral of Seville, from whose Giralda you can enjoy panoramic views, and the Real Alcazar, a Mudejar-Renaissance palace surrounded by lush gardens. Octopus and Iberian ham are served in tapas bars on nearby Mateos Gago street. In the narrow streets of the Jewish quarter and in the orange-filled squares there are many souvenir shops, handicrafts and pottery.