Sevilla

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Sevilla is one of the most rewarding places to explore, and this local guide brings together the best things to do, where to eat and where to stay in one place. Highlights include Plaza de la Encarnacion (Las Setas), Mercado de la Calle Feria and Mercadillo El Jueves. Food lovers should not miss Calle Mateos Gago and Bodega Santa Cruz. Below you will find 15 hand-picked local recommendations across sights, restaurants, hotels and tours, which you can filter by category and budget to plan the perfect trip, whether you have a weekend or a week.

Sevilla at a glance

Ideal stay: 2 to 3 days
Best time to visit: spring and autumn
Highlights: Plaza de la Encarnacion (Las Setas) and Mercado de la Calle Feria
Where to stay: Triana and Santa Cruz
Local picks: 15 hand-chosen recommendations
Getting around: walkable, plus easy public transport

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Centro

Bar Casa Morales

A convivial, deeply local tapas house pouring from giant wine vats since 1850.

★ 4.3

Santa Cruz

Bodega Santa Cruz

A packed, cheap-and-cheerful tapas bar by the cathedral, known as Las Columnas.

★ 4.4

Santa Cruz

Calle Mateos Gago

The most famous tapas street in Seville, a short stroll from the Cathedral and Alcazar – lined with tapas bars, each with its own speciality, good quality and not pricey, best washed down with Andalusian wine. Tip: start at Bodega Santa Cruz.

★ 4

Centro

Calle Sierpes

A cosy old pedestrian shopping street in the heart of Seville, beside Calle Tetuan, lined with a wide range of shops plus bars and restaurants – from jewellers to Spanish and international stores. Tip: stop for sweets at Confiteria La Campana at the top.

★ 4.5

Centro

Calle Tetuan

Seville’s unavoidable central shopping street – the big fashion and accessory brands (Zara, H&M, Bershka, Stradivarius, Pull&Bear, Adidas and more), with bars and restaurants mixed in. Tip: film, music and comic fans should check out the graphic-tee shop Pampling.

★ 4.4

Triana

Cerámica Santa Ana

Corral del Rey

Alfalfa

El Garlochí

Santa Catalina

El Rinconcillo

Triana

Flamenco Show in Seville

An intimate evening of live flamenco in its Andalusian heartland.

★ 4.6

San Julian (Casco Antiguo)

Gallo Rojo

Part cultural factory, part neighborhood living room, Gallo Rojo fills a former convent-area warehouse in San Julian with jazz jams, art shows, coworking desks and craft beer from its own label, Abril. Why it matters: it is run by Tertulia, an Andalusian cooperative that programs culture horizontally and democratically, keeping most concerts free entry with a pay-what-you-can hat for the musicians. Come on a Tuesday for the Jam-Tonic session or Sunday for Hot Club Sevilla’s gypsy swing, and order the house Abril beer. Tip: shows fill up fast and entry is until capacity, so arrive before the posted start time.

Puerta Jerez

Hotel Alfonso XIII

$$$

Santa Cruz

Hotel Casa 1800 Sevilla

Santa Cruz

Hotel Dona Maria

A classic hotel steps from the cathedral with a rooftop pool and Giralda views.

★ 4.5

Old Town

La Terraza del EME

Calle Feria

Mercadillo El Jueves

Seville’s oldest outdoor market, held every Thursday on Calle Feria – a browse of antiques and nostalgia: old cameras, vinyl, books, enamel pins and clothes. Tip: look for the stall selling all kinds of sunglasses for €1.

★ 4.5

Feria

Mercado de la Calle Feria

Seville’s beloved everyday food market – fresh fish, fruit, veg and drinks, plus cheap tapas and a warm local buzz. A great spot to ‘tapear’, practise your Spanish and meet locals. Tip: the wines are very cheap.

★ 4.5

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Sevilla travel FAQ

How many days do you need in Sevilla?

Two to three days is enough to enjoy the highlights of Sevilla at a relaxed pace.

Where is the best area to stay in Sevilla?

Stay central and walkable to the main sights for a first visit.

What are the best things to do in Sevilla?

Browse the local picks above, from top sights and museums to where to eat and stay. Or read our best things to do in Sevilla guide.

What is the best time to visit Sevilla?

Spring and autumn usually bring the most comfortable weather and thinner crowds, though Sevilla is worth visiting year-round.