City-break
Seville in 2 days
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2 day city break
Estimated average budget per person: 300€
(hotel with breakfast, meals, activities and local transportation included)
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Enjoy Seville in a 2 day city-break. Seville has perfect high speed train connection with Madrid (AVE) and also good airport connections.
You may also decide to extend your stay with additional day excusrions or make Seville one stop in a longer vacation in Andalusia. In our itinerary you will find ideas to adapt activities, hotels and restaurants to your budget and taste.
Vacation itinerary trip plan and budget in a nutshell
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Our budgets are based on average costs if you enjoy the different activities mentioned. Please bear in mind that prices vary from month to month, or also in case of special events at the city.
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Seville
Budget estimation
€ 160
per person
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Check-in at hotel
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Alcazar
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Andalusian meal
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Plaza de España and Maria Luisa park
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Walk by the river and Triana
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Flamenco show
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Tapas dinner
DAY 1
Seville
Budget estimation
€ 140
per person
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Cathedral & Giralda
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Barrio Santa Cruz and tapas meal
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Tapas meal
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A walk in the centre and Metropol Parasol
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Andalusian dinner
DAY 2
Seville
Hotel options during your stay in Seville
DAY 1 - SEVILLE
Estimated walking time
1,5 hour
On day 1 in Seville you will get to understand why locals claim that “Sevilla tiene un color especial” as a famous Spanish song says…
“Sevilla tiene un color especial” claims a famous Spanish song… The soul of this city may emerge from the passion of Flamenco in the taverns of Triana neighborhood, or from the greedy conquistadores that populated it, or you may have to blame Easter for it. No matter where the truth is that few cities in the world can pride themselves on being a perfect mix of beauty and charisma. Today you will learn about the history of Seville at the Alcazar, enjoy one of its most relaxing areas in Maria Luisa and, discover the passion of Flamenco.
Seville Day 1 - Recommended itinerary
The Real Alcazar of Seville – much more than Game of thrones
Lawrence the Arabia or Games of Thrones are amongst the many movies filmed here
Patio de Banderas, s/n
Ispal- Seville
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Restaurant
ISPAL is the latest project put forth by the La Raza restaurant group which has been at the top of the culinary world in Seville since 1932. Located in the heart of Seville, ISPAL is a restaurant dedicated 100% to traditional Sevillian cuisine, recovering long-forgotten traditional Sevillian recipes and preparing them with Avant-guard techniques. Chef Antonio Bort uses only local, fresh ingredients to bring his recipes to life. ISPAL only works with local providers from the province of Seville to source their ingredients. ISPAL is the only restaurant in the world that offers 100% Sevillian food. ISPAL also offers an extensive wine list, designed by sommelier Rafael Bellido, featuring Sevillian wine. The most AUTHENTICALLY Sevillian dining experience you will find.
Plaza San Sebastián, s/n41004SevillaSpain
Plaza de España in Seville – a complete guide
Its blue and white benches represent the 48 Spanish provinces, with their corresponding maps
Av de Isabel la Católica, Sevilla
Flamenco Show in Seville
Flamenco is at the heart of Triana in Seville. If there is a place to enjoy Flamenco, this is Triana
Calle Pagés del Corro, 70, Seville
The itinerary for the day
Insider´s hints
The Alcazar
The Alcazar . Not many people know that the Alcazar is one of Spain´s most visited monuments. It was always very visited, but having been used for Game of Thrones has increased its popularity. We strongly recommend booking a tour to avoid queues or get there very early and with your ticket booked
Archivo de Indias
Located right next to the Alcazar, the Archivo de Indias has some amazing documents in it like the ones used by Cirstonal Columbus to calculate the latitude and longitude of this first trip. The entrance ticket is free, and you will be able to enjoy an exciting video.
Horse-drawn carriage
This is an exciting way to enjoy Seville. You will find many people that offer a ride. In order to avoid problems with the prices, the City-hall fixes a price each year. We recommend checking the current price at the tourism office to ensure you know the exact amount to pay.
Plaza de España
It is widely known today that the Alcazar has been used in Game of thrones. Fewer people know that La Plaza de España was used in Lawerence de Arabia. Seville turned out to be a real oasis for the filming crew after having spent weeks at the dessert in Jordan.
On your way to Triana
Walk by the river. Once you leave the Park, we recommend not to enter Triana by the Puente de los Remedios, but to do it by the Puente de San Telmo to enjoy a walk next to the river.
Pescaito and tapas
Once you are finished with Flamenco we recommend you enjoy a bit of fried fish (pescaito) and tapas in Calle betis in Triana
DAY 2 - SEVILLE
Estimated walking time
1 hour – 3 hours
On day 2 in Seville you will get to know the world´s largest Cathedral, enjoy a walk and tapas at one of the most famous neighbourhoods in the world (Santa Cruz) and enjoy Seville as locals do by visiting Calle Sierpes and its shops and end your visit at the opinion-dividing largest wooden building in the world (Metropol parasol)
La Giralda and Cathedral in Seville – The largest cathedral in the world
The tower of Seville’s Cathedral is one of the most famous monuments of the city, a simbol, next to the Tower of Gold and the Triana Bridge.
Av. de la Constitución, s/n, Sevilla
Cuna 2 – Baco- Seville
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Restaurant
Baco is located a few meters from the cathedral of Seville and is one of the tops restaurants in the city. The specialty at Baco is Cod, which they serve in many different ways, but there really isn't anything that isn't worth a taste on their menu. The restaurant is equal parts elegant and traditional. The food, the location, and the ambiance make Baco one of the best all-around dining experiences you can have in Seville.
C/ Cuna, 241004SevillaSpain
The itinerary for the day
Insider´s hints
Seville´s Cathedral
The cathedral is the world´s largest Cathedral. The old mosque was used as a church till 1402, but then the church authorities decided to build the largest Cathedral in the world. A guided tour is highly advisable.
Santa Cruz
Unknown to most tourists, the Plaza de las Cruces in Santa Cruz neighbourhood is, in reality, a street that widens and where three crosses stand in the middle. If you pay attention, you will also find more crosses in the walls.
Santa Cruz
Besides the Plaza de Santa cruz (which gives its name to the district) and the romantic Plaza de Doña Elvira we recommend you Plaza de Alfaro. On the ground floor of the palace off Lope de Rueda there is a forging window which locals refer to as “La Reja del Diablo” . The design of this forge work is almost impossible to accomplish: “the devil´s work”.
Calle Sierpes
The origin of the name of his street hides a dark story, the sort you would find in a Stephen King novel. The street was known before as Calle Espaderos (blade maker) due to the number of workshops dedidcated to swords. But the name changed to Sierpes. Locals start to call it like that due to a legend. In the mid XV century children disappeared in Calle Espaderos and a huge snake (serpiente in Spanish) was found guilty. Locals started to refer to the street as Calle de la Sierpe.
Calle Sierpes
Do not miss these fantastic facades and shops. Confitería La Campana, Real Circulo de Labradores, papelería Ferrer, El cronometro , maquedano sombreros, abanicos Diaz and Robles Laredo bar (where you can actually stop for a well-deserved drink!)
Metropol parasol
You will be able to decide for yourself if you love it or hate! (Metrosol-parasol divided local opinions when it was built). Five inmense mushroom-like pillars hold up a gigantic undulating roof
