Top 15 Things To Do in SevilleExperience the magnificent Seville Cathedral, climb the Giralda Tower for breathtaking views, and don't forget the enchanting Plaza de España. Enjoy tapas and let the authentic sounds of flamenco fill your ears while taking in these top 15 Things to See & Do in Seville. AuthorsSteller
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Experiences

Seville Cathedral Tour
Explore the world's largest cathedral on this guided tour that visits its ancient minaret-turned-bell tower—Marvel at the altarpiece, a masterpiece of European religious art.
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Wander through the medieval streets of the Santa Cruz neighborhood, taking in the sight of over 60 church bell towers and modern architecture along the River Guadalquivir. The tour concludes at the Metrosol Parasol, commonly known as "The Mushrooms," an avant-garde structure in the heart of the old city.
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Stays

Hotel Alfonso XIII, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Seville
First and foremost, the historical significance adds an unparalleled charm to this hotel! Commissioned by King Alfonso XIII for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, the hotel was designed to be the most luxurious in Europe. This royal heritage is palpable throughout the property, which has welcomed numerous dignitaries and celebrities over the decades, including figures like Barack Obama and Brad Pitt.
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Hotel Mercer Sevilla
With only 12 rooms, the hotel provides an intimate and personalized experience. The hotel is housed in the former Casa Palacio Castelar, a stunning 19th-century mansion that was carefully restored preserving the classical front wall and a typical Andalusian central courtyard.
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Eats

Dulcería Manu Jara
We're not in France anymore, but Manu Jara delivers a variety of French pastries, such as éclairs and mille-feuille, alongside traditional Spanish sweets like torrijas!
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Torres y García | Restaurante en El Arenal
Start with the Creole Empanada, a savory pastry filled with meat and topped with grated tomato and rocoto. The Stone-Grilled Pizza is a highlight, featuring provolone cheese, tartufata, and arugula for a delightful flavor combination. For seafood lovers, the Sauteed Octopus is prepared in a puttanesca style, a twist on the classic dish.
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Bar Alfalfa
Don't miss the salmorejo, a creamy tomato soup, and the bruschetta with various toppings. The cozy setting and friendly service make it a must-visit spot for a bite and beverage.
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Parcería Café - Café de Especialidad- Specialty coffee- Organic- Natural Wine
For something savory, start with the avocado toast, or indulge in the waffle topped with burrata and candied cherry tomatoes. The smoked tuna on "ajo blanco" (a chilled garlic and almond cream) is also a must-try, served with seasonal salad. Don't miss their tostadas, which come with toppings like tomatoes, hummus, and seasonal fruits. Finally, end the experience with some vegan carrot cake!
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Virgen Coffee
Considered to be the best coffee in the city, don't miss the signature flat white, praised for its creamy texture. This spot is perfect for a quick grab-and-go cup as you explore!
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Things to See & Do

Royal Alcázar of Seville
Start with the Patio de las Doncellas (Courtyard of the Maidens), known for its beautiful water features and intricate tile work. Next, explore the Hall of Ambassadors, an impressive room adorned with exquisite ceilings and tapestries. Don't miss the Palacio Mudéjar, which reflects a blend of Islamic and Christian architectural styles, and the Gothic Palace, home to significant historical artifacts. The expansive gardens are also essential, featuring various themed areas like the Garden of Dance and the Murillo Gardens.
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Parque de María Luisa
Check out the Plaza de España, the park's centerpiece, featuring stunning architecture and a picturesque canal. Don't miss the Fountain of Lions and the serene Water-lily Pool, both adorned with beautiful sculptures.
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Palacio de las Dueñas
At Palacio de las Dueñas, explore its plaza area, gardens, and impressive art collection featuring over 1,400 works. Don't miss the intricate blending of Gothic, Moorish, and Renaissance architecture styles.
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Plaza de Santa Cruz
Explore the surrounding, narrow streets of this area that are filled with charming shops and cafes. Find the Real Alcázar and the Cathedral of Seville too! Relax under the orange trees in the square, and consider trying local tapas at nearby eateries as you enjoy this area.
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Plaza de España
Admire the stunning neo-Renaissance architecture and vibrant tile work here. Rent a boat to paddle along the picturesque canal, and take photos at the decorated alcoves representing Spain's different provinces.
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Setas de Sevilla
When exploring Setas de Sevilla, start by taking the elevator to the viewing platform for panoramic views of downtown. Stroll along the 250-meter skywalk, and visit the Antiquarium to see Roman and Moorish artifacts.
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Catedral de Sevilla
Walk up to this cathedral's Giralda Tower for city views. Visit Christopher Columbus's tomb and admire the detailed gold altarpiece in the Capilla Mayor. Consider getting an audio guide for deeper insights into this Gothic cathedral.
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