Seville in 3 days: what to see day by day
Ready-to-use 3 days itinerary for Seville: 15 places grouped geographically into walking routes (16 h 55 min of pure visiting time) with opening hours and places to eat along the way.
1 day · 2 days · 3 days · Things to do in Seville
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Day 1 · 6 h 15 min visiting · approx. 950 m walking between stops
- Seville Cathedral — 1 h 30 min visit. Besides Columbus's tomb, it offers access to the former Giralda minaret, from which a panorama of the city unfolds. Hours: Mon–Sat 11:00–17:00 · Sun 14:30–18:00.
- La Giralda — 1 h visit (approx. 60 m from previous stop). Unlike the Alcázar, gentle ramps lead to the top of the tower, facilitating ascent instead of stairs.
- General Archive of the Indies — 45 min visit (approx. 170 m from previous stop). It houses a priceless historical collection of documents concerning the conquest of the Americas, unlike sacred or palatial collections. Hours: Mon–Sat 09:30–17:00 · Sun 10:00–14:00.
- Torre de la Plata — 30 min visit (approx. 270 m from previous stop). This is a preserved fragment of medieval defensive walls, a testament to Almohad architecture, rarely found in the city center.
- Real Alcázar of Seville — 2 h 30 min visit (approx. 460 m from previous stop). It is a masterpiece of Mudejar and Renaissance architecture with extensive gardens, requiring online reservation. Hours: Oct–Mar: 09:30–17:00 · Apr–Sep: 09:30–19:00.
Where to eat along the route (Day 1)
- Señor Cangrejo Restaurante — It specializes in fresh seafood served in an elegant setting, which distinguishes it from a traditional tapas bodega.
- Agustin Bar — As a classic Spanish bar, it serves traditional tapas and local specialties in a casual atmosphere, unlike modern restaurants.
Day 2 · 6 h 25 min visiting · approx. 3.3 km walking between stops
- Torre del Oro — 45 min visit. This historic defensive tower by the river, unlike Calle Betis, offers a maritime museum and a viewpoint over the river and the city.
- Palacio de San Telmo — 20 min visit (approx. 360 m from previous stop). This is a Baroque palace serving as the seat of the presidency of Andalusia, with interiors inaccessible to tourists.
- Plaza de España — 1 h 30 min visit (approx. 750 m from previous stop). It stands out with its monumental semicircular architecture featuring bridges, canals, and benches symbolizing Spanish provinces.
- Parque de María Luisa — 2 h visit (approx. 300 m from previous stop). This extensive urban park, unlike smaller squares, offers canals with boats for rent and numerous pavilions.
- Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza — 1 h 30 min visit (approx. 1.6 km from previous stop). It allows you to visit the museum and the arena itself to learn about the history and tradition of bullfighting in Seville.
- Isabel II Bridge — 20 min visit (approx. 350 m from previous stop). This iron bridge, unlike the Torre del Oro, provides a direct connection between the city center and the Triana district, offering panoramic views.
Where to eat along the route (Day 2)
- Puro & Bio Heladería — It offers exclusively organic and natural ice cream and desserts, focusing on healthy alternatives, unlike most traditional ice cream parlors.
- Syra Coffee - Tetuan — Specialty coffee prepared by baristas on-site distinguishes this place, offering a different experience than ice cream or quick paella.
Day 3 · 4 h 15 min visiting · approx. 2.9 km walking between stops
- Imre Makovecz — 30 min visit. It represents unique organic architecture, being a memento of Expo '92 in Seville.
- Museo de Bellas Artes — 2 h visit (approx. 1.6 km from previous stop). Within the former monastery walls, it presents a rich collection of Spanish Baroque painting, in contrast to archaeological collections. Hours: Tue–Sat 09:00–21:00 · Sun 09:00–15:00 · Aug: Tue–Sun 09:00–15:00.
- Metropol Parasol — 45 min visit (approx. 730 m from previous stop). The modern wooden structure offers a rooftop viewing terrace and an archaeological museum underneath, which distinguishes it from historic buildings.
- Casa de Pilatos — 1 h visit (approx. 530 m from previous stop). It combines Mudejar, Gothic, and Renaissance elements, offering an intimate experience of an aristocratic residence with beautiful gardens. Hours: 09:00–18:00.
Where to eat along the route (Day 3)
- Creeme Helado Helado — Artisanal ice cream with traditional and innovative flavors is prepared on-site, providing an authentic, fresh experience.
- Tradicion Meraki Vanguardia — It combines traditional flavors with a modern approach to cooking, offering exquisite dishes and innovative presentations, unlike classic bodegas.
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