Curator’s statement
A recent visit to Seville, Spain inspired me to create a guide. With countless things to do and places to explore, including museums, historical attractions and world-renowned restaurants - I highly recommend a visit to this beautiful city in Andalucia.
The Fora Difference
Book with Alli to access exclusive perks and experiences on your trip.
Killer perks
Free upgrades, spa credits and more—we got you
Personalized recs
Customized travel planning for your style
Insider knowledge
Expert advice from people who’ve actually been there
Where to stay in Seville, Spain
Unlock perks by contacting Alli to book your trip.
Things to do in Seville, Spain
Plaza De Toros: this is one of the most well known bullfighting rings in Spain. Still hosts Bull festivals today.
Get a private tour of Royal Alcazar Seville. Get an inside look into the Royal Palace with a private tour, then got lost in the adjacent narrow old streets for lunch or dinner.
Museo de Bellas Artes: The most important art museum in Spain. In the museum, you will find works of art from the Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque era and up to the 20th century. The museum mainly features Spanish artists such as Francisco da Herrera, Murillo, El Greco, Velásquez, José García Ramos and Francisco Zurbarán, but also foreign painters such as Jan Brueghel l'Ancien, Pieter Aertsen and Cornelis de Vos.
See a Flamenco Show and then visit Lina, the most historic Flamenco store in the city.
Metropol Parasol Antiquarium: This is one of Seville's newest endeavors, popularly known as the mushrooms, an archeological museum with a mix of old and modern.
Day Trips From Seville, Spain
After spending some time in Seville, you can head to Marbella on the coast and spend a couple of days relaxing at the Boho Club or Anantara Villa Padierna.
Places to eat & drink in Seville, Spain
Schedule a private food tour.
El Disparate: Delicious modern take on more traditional food.
La Barra: High end seafood.
Abantal: Contemporary cuisine.
Antigua Abaceria de San Lorenzo: A truly unique original andalusion restaurant.
La Escalona: A favorite for wine and tapas.
Or just wander the narrow streets to find hidden local gems!
Need to know
Travel Advisor
Alli Kozloff
Get in touch with Alli
Did you like this guide? Reach out to customize and book your own experience. Or, just to chat about travel in general.
You can normally expect a response from Alli within a business day or so. You’ll also be subscribed to our travel newsletter (you can unsubscribe at any time).
This trip report is part of our ongoing series on travel to Sevilla.