Seville City Guide

Main Attractions

Royal Alcázar of Seville

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Must-see historic royal palace

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Plaza de España

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The place you see all over instagram

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Setas de Sevilla

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Unique structure offering views of the city and sunset. Fun evening activity but skippable if on a budget. Do see the Roman ruins in the building under the structure

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Seville Museum of Fine Arts

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Fine Arts Museum free for EU citizens or € 1.50 for others

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Archivo de Indias

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Underrated museum containing documents and history related to Spanish colonization and exploration of the Americas

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Parque de María Luisa

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Large park and gardens near Plaza de España

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Alameda de Hércules

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Prominent city square marked by Roman columns

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Catedral de Sevilla

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Large Gothic cathedral and former mosque housing the tomb of Christopher Columbus. Access to La Giralda tower viewpoint is included with entrance fee

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Torre del Oro

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Historic tower with small museum inside - € 3 entrance fee

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Guadalquivir Garden

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Park and Gardens on the Guadalquivir river

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Alamillo Park

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Public park perfect for a quiet stroll or to relax along the river

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Transportation

Seville Santa Justa Train Station

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Main train station in Seville, ideal for heading north to Cordoba or Madrid or south to Cadiz.

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Estación de Autobuses “Plaza de Armas”

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Main bus station in Seville. Great for arriving from Portugal or smaller Spanish cities.

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Neighborhoods

Triana

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Distinctive, working-class neighborhood known for flamenco, shops and restaurants

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Alfalfa

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Central historic Neighborhood known for its bars, restaurants and shops

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Santa Cruz, Seville

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Neighborhood home to main tourist attractions including the Cathedral and Real Alcázar

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Bars and Restaurants

Mercado de Triana

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Indoor market with variety of vendors and some prepared foods

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C. Mateos Gago

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Street known for tapas

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Restaurante Casa Toni

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Cozy restaurant serving Spanish staples

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El Rinconcillo

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17th century restaurant and bar serving traditional tapas and Spanish dishes

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La Carbonería

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Tapas bar and restaurant with live flamenco shows

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Juri’s Bar Alfalfa

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Popular bar with fairly-priced drinks and good ambience

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Love Horno Artesano

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Cafe great for breakfast

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Blanca Paloma

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Local restaurant known for its tapas

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100 Montaditos

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Spanish chain restaurant serving montaditos (sandwiches) and cheap beer and wine

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Clubs

KOKO

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Nightclub under Las Setas - cover can be expensive

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Monasterio Sevilla

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Popular nightclub - larger and (generally) cheaper cover than Koko

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Budget Tips

-Fly to Madrid for a cheaper flight

-Walk! Utilize public buses and the Tram if desired but I found it not necessary, as the city is very walkable

-Research Seville tourist passes (sometimes called tourist cards) which combine entrance to multiple main attractions for a discount

-Inquire about 'Youth' pricing for those 25 or under for a discount (sometimes an active student ID is also required)