A weekend in Seville
Andalucia
Lost in this Andalusian city
Surely one of our favorites cities in Spain, Seville keeps surprising us every time.
We’ve been several times in the city, but this time we decided to visit for Ema’s birthday just for a 3 days long weekend.
Seville is a really warm town: in winter temperatures don’t go lower than 5/10 degrees and in summer they can get up to 45 degrees.
Attractive city located in the deepest Andalucia, Seville is famous for its colors, delicious food and incredible open people that live there.
Read on for our Seville Travel Guide, which covers some of the best eats and activities that the city has to offer….
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3 Full days
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At a glance
Best time to visit : March-June or September- November
Things to do: chasing tapas, getting around by walk/bike, historical visits, nights out
Currency: euro, payments by credit cards accepted everywhere
How to get here: Seville Airport connected by bus (6 euro, 35 min), taxi (21 euro 25 min)
Language: spanish, most of people don’t speak English very well
Getting around: by walk, bike or bus, no underground
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Where to stay
Seville’s most famous neighborhoods are Casco Antiguo, Alfalfa and Encarnacion.
Here you can find an infinite number of beautiful places where to stay (on booking.com but better on AirBnb).
Generally hotels/apartments are really cheap and the quality is high.
We link here the airbnb link of the best apartment we had after many visits.
Here was our 3 floors apartment with rooftop!
stories
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Tapas
Food is one of the biggest attractions of Seville after its beauty.
or where to have an aperitivo or a tapa?
SOME SUGGESTIONS OF WHERE TO EAT?
For Breakfast if you want to try the local way of having brekkie the best way is to get in the street of the main neighborhoods and decide if you prefer something salty, sweet or maybe both.
Try the typical “pantumaca” “tostada con jamón” bread with fresh tomato and local ham, drink a fresh orange juice or go for “chocolate con churros”
Don’t forget that in Spain sunrise is really late in the morning so normally breakfast is between 9:30 and 10:30 am.
For aperitivo the best place is the terrace of the Terraza del Eme , maybe a bit more expensive (glass of wine 7/8 euro) than other places but the views on the cathedral is amazing! If you still want to keep a low budget than just visit the Alfalfa small squares and you’ll have a spoiled of choice!
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For Lunch the best way is to enjoy some tapas or to go for a paella which is usual to be eaten at this time of the day.
Things to do
Explore Barrios: start to walk in the old “barrios” (neighborhoods) of Casco Antiguo, Alfalfa, Encarnacíon till the local market in the Alameda de Hercules, you want regret it!
Visit the Giralda: the cathedral of Seville is one of the oldest and biggest of Spain and it looks spectacular.
Alcazar: Visit the gardens of the incredible Alcazar palace full of flowers and colors.
Plaza de España: we suggest you to go for the sunrise before all tourists arrive. This way you’ll enjoy even more the beauty of this place. To reachthe plaza early in the morning, as it’s gonna take at least 20/30 min from the center, just grab a bike or a local electric scooter.
Visit la casa Pilatos: here you can get all the infos about open times and free entrances.
Watch the sunset on the Setas dee Sevilla
We hope we could give you enough suggestions for your trip to Seville! We simply love this city! If you’d have more questions, don’t hesitate to contact us !!
Hasta luego!
