Seville itinerary
7 days, hour by hour · SpainJune–September
- Days
- 7
- Stops
- 35
- Per day
- ≈ €90
- First stop
- 09:30
Short answer
The TripWalkers Seville itinerary runs 7 days and lays out 35 stops, hour by hour, for June–September. The first three days:
- Day 1 Alcázar and Cathedral
- Day 2 Triana and Metropol
- Day 3 Córdoba
Staying less? Start with the first days — TripWalkers uses the opening days of this plan for shorter trips too. Days 3, 5 and 6 are day trips out of the city. Food, entry fees and local transport come to about €90 a day (excluding accommodation and flights).
Day 1 · 09:30–19:30
Alcázar and Cathedral
Culture
Real Alcázar de Sevilla
A Mudéjar palace (Dorne in Game of Thrones). Don't miss the Hall of Ambassadors and the gardens. Timed tickets must be booked online (buy weeks ahead). First slot is 09:30.
≈ €15 per personCulture
Catedral de Sevilla & Giralda
The world's largest Gothic cathedral. Columbus's tomb is here. The Giralda tower has 35 ramps (once ridden up on horseback). Book your ticket online.
≈ €13 per personLandmark
Barrio Santa Cruz
The former Jewish quarter. Wander the orange-tree squares and Callejón del Agua.
FreeFood
Bodega Santa Cruz Las Columnas
A tapas bar where the bill is chalked on the counter. Try the montadito pringá and eat standing up.
≈ €12 per person- 3 h · travel, break, free time
Landmark
Plaza de España
The semicircular square built for the 1929 exposition. It has tiled benches for 48 provinces, rowing boats on the canal (6 EUR) and a Star Wars set. Go at sunset.
Free
Plan B — if it's crowded or closed (2)
- El RinconcilloSeville's oldest bar since 1670; try the espinacas con garbanzos (spinach with chickpeas).
- Casa de PilatosA Mudéjar-Renaissance palace with an azulejo tile collection. Go instead of Santa Cruz.
Day 2 · 09:30–22:15
Triana and Metropol
Food
Mercado de Triana
The market above San Jorge Castle. It has jamón and tapas stalls, and the Inquisition museum is beneath it.
≈ €10 per personLandmark
Calle Betis & Triana Ceramics
The riverfront and Centro Cerámica Triana (azulejo museum, 2 EUR). This is the home district of flamenco.
Free- 45 min · travel, break, free time
Food
Casa Cuesta Triana
An azulejo-tiled bar from 1880. Try the carrillada (braised cheek) and a manzanilla.
≈ €15 per person- 5 h 30 min · travel, break, free time
Landmark
Metropol Parasol Las Setas
The world's largest wooden structure, known as the "Mushrooms". Watch the sunset from the rooftop walkway. Roman ruins lie below.
≈ €15 per person- 30 min · travel, break, free time
Culture
Flamenco Casa de la Memoria
Intimate courtyard flamenco for 100 people, with guitar, song and dance. Reserve ahead.
≈ €22 per person
Plan B — if it's crowded or closed (2)
- Tablao Flamenco Los GallosA tablao in Santa Cruz since 1966.
- Bar Las Golondrinas TrianaA tiled bar in Triana; try the solomillo al whisky (pork loin in whisky sauce).
Day 3 · 09:30–16:30Day trip
Córdoba
Culture
Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba
45 minutes by AVE. A cathedral sits inside the Umayyad mosque with its 856 columns. Quiet entry is free Monday to Saturday, 08:30–09:30. Look out for the red-and-white arches.
≈ €13 per personLandmark
Judería & Calleja de las Flores
The Jewish quarter. See the flower-lined alley, the 1315 synagogue and the Maimonides statue.
FreeLandmark
Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos
The fortress where Columbus met the Catholic Monarchs. It has Roman mosaics and gardens.
≈ €5 per personFood
Bodegas Mezquita Córdoba
Eat salmorejo (thick cold tomato soup) and rabo de toro (oxtail stew).
≈ €18 per personLandmark
Roman Bridge & Calahorra Tower
A Roman bridge. You get a postcard view of the Guadalquivir and the Mezquita. The Patios festival takes place in May.
Free
Plan B — if it's crowded or closed (2)
- Palacio de Viana CórdobaA patio palace with 12 courtyards. Go instead of the Alcázar.
- Taberna Salinas CórdobaA tavern from 1879; patio, flamenquín (fried pork roll).
Day 4 · 09:30–20:30
Cartuja, Bullring and Torre del Oro
Culture
Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza
A Baroque bullring from 1761 with a museum; tour it, and corridas run April to September (controversial).
≈ €10 per personLandmark
Torre del Oro
An Almohad river tower from 1220. It has a maritime museum and a terrace.
≈ €3 per person- 1 h 15 min · travel, break, free time
Food
Bar Casa Morales
A bar with wine barrels, open since 1850. Next to the cathedral. Try the jamón and a Cruzcampo.
≈ €12 per person- 4 h · travel, break, free time
Culture
Monasterio de la Cartuja CAAC
The monastery where Columbus was buried, later a ceramics factory. It has contemporary art and the Expo 92 island.
≈ €3 per personNature
Guadalquivir Kayak / Paddle
Canoe on the river (under Triana Bridge). Go at sunset.
≈ €20 per person
Plan B — if it's crowded or closed (2)
- Museo de Bellas Artes de SevillaWorks by Murillo and Zurbarán in a former convent; on Sundays a painters' market sets up in the square.
- EslavaModern, award-winning tapas. Try the cigarro para Bécquer. In San Lorenzo; expect a queue.
Day 5 · 10:30–16:00Day trip
Ronda
Landmark
Puente Nuevo Ronda
2 hours by bus (or train plus bus). The 1793 bridge spans the 120 m deep El Tajo gorge. Hemingway's town.
FreeCulture
Plaza de Toros de Ronda
Spain's oldest bullring (1785). Modern bullfighting was born here. Goya.
≈ €9 per personLandmark
Casa del Rey Moro Water Mine
A Moorish water mine with 231 steps down into the gorge. The gardens are also worth a look.
≈ €8 per personFood
Bardal Ronda / Tragatá
Benito Gómez's tapas bar (a Michelin-starred chef). Try the rabo de toro (oxtail).
≈ €25 per personNature
Mirador de Ronda & Alameda
A cliffside garden with views of the Serranía mountains. Head back at 17:00.
Free
Plan B — if it's crowded or closed (2)
- Baños Árabes RondaSpain's best-preserved 13th-century Arab baths.
- Bar Cuevas del Sol SetenilTapas in a white village carved beneath the rock. 20 minutes from Ronda (by car or tour).
Day 6 · 10:30–16:45Day trip
Cádiz
Landmark
Cádiz Cathedral & Torre Tavira
1.5 hours by train. Europe's oldest city (Phoenician, 1100 BC). It has a golden-domed cathedral and a camera obscura in the Tavira tower.
≈ €8 per personFood
Mercado Central de Cádiz
A fish market and "rincón gastronómico" (food corner). Try tortillitas de camarones (shrimp fritters).
≈ €12 per personLandmark
Barrio de la Viña
The carnival and fishermen's quarter. The February Carnival is Spain's most famous.
FreeNature
Playa de la Caleta
A city beach between two castles (the Bond film with Halle Berry). Swim and watch the fishing boats.
FreeFood
El Faro de Cádiz
A seafood restaurant open since 1964. Try the frito gaditano (Cádiz fried fish). Return train at 18:00.
≈ €30 per person
Plan B — if it's crowded or closed (2)
- Jerez de la Frontera Tío PepeA sherry bodega tour with tasting and Andalusian horses. Go instead of Cádiz (1 hour by train).
- Freiduría Las Flores CádizFried fish in a paper cone. Eat standing up.
Day 7 · 09:30–14:00
Macarena: a gentle farewell
Culture
Basílica de la Macarena
The Weeping Virgin (star of Semana Santa). The treasury museum costs 5 EUR. Roman walls are nearby too.
FreeLandmark
Alameda de Hércules
A bohemian square with Hercules columns. It has plenty of cafés.
FreeFood
Mercado de Feria Breakfast
Seville's oldest market. Have a tostada con tomate y jamón (toast with tomato and ham) and say your goodbyes.
≈ €8 per personShopping
Casa de Pilatos Gate & Calle Sierpes Souvenirs
Fans and azulejo souvenirs. On Sierpes.
Free- 30 min · travel, break, free time
Landmark
Santa Justa Airport Bus EA
The airport bus takes 35 minutes. Farewell.
≈ €4 per person
Plan B — if it's crowded or closed (2)
- Confitería La CampanaA pastry shop from 1885. Try the torrijas (Spanish French toast) and yemas (sweet egg-yolk confections).
- Iglesia de San Luis de los FrancesesThe most ornate Baroque church. Go instead of Macarena.
Good to know: 6 things that make a Seville trip easier
- The centre is walkable. Tram/bus costs 1.40 EUR, and Sevici bikes are available. The EA airport bus is 4 EUR. Córdoba is 45 min by AVE, Cádiz 1.5 hours, Ronda 2 hours by bus.
- SUMMER hits 40–45°C (Europe's oven): sightsee between 09:00 and 12:00 and after 19:00, and take a siesta at midday. Go to the Alcázar in the first slot and Plaza de España at sunset. In August the city is empty.
- Alcázar 15 EUR, online booking REQUIRED (buy weeks ahead). Cathedral 13 EUR, online. Tapas 3–4 EUR, set menu 15, flamenco 22–35. Round up your tip.
- Tapas culture: eat standing up, visit 2–3 bars, and order "tapa/media/ración". Lunch is at 14:00, dinner after 21:00. Try salmorejo, espinacas, pringá and carrillada.
- Flamenco: Casa de la Memoria (intimate), La Carbonería (free, late at night), Triana peñas (flamenco clubs).
- The fruit of the orange trees is bitter (used for marmalade). Don't eat it.
Spending: ≈ €630 per person for 7 days
- Food€330
- Entry and tours€130
- Local transport€110
- Other€60
Excludes accommodation and flights. 2026 price estimate, per person.
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Frequently asked questions
How many days do you need in Seville?
This itinerary is built for 7 days. With 3 days, do the first 3 — TripWalkers uses the opening days of the plan for shorter trips too. The day trip is on day 3, 5 and 6; skip it on a short stay.
How much does a day in Seville cost?
In this plan, food, entry fees and local transport come to about €90 per person per day. Accommodation and flights are not included. Figures are 2026 estimates.
What time should you start the day in Seville?
The first stop is at 09:30. Most days start early so you arrive before the crowds, and evenings end with dinner.
Which season is this itinerary for?
This page covers June–September. There is a separate plan for October–May: opening hours, the sea and the weather change the route.