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A long, ornate building with a balcony overlooking lush gardens and palm trees in Seville. A person in a red dress stands on the balcony. The image has a text overlay '72 hours IN SEVILLE'.
A rustic brick archway covered in green foliage, opening to a sunlit garden path with manicured hedges.
A night view of the illuminated Metropol Parasol (Las Setas) in Seville, glowing with pink and purple lights, with the Giralda tower of Seville Cathedral visible in the background.
A close-up of intricate Moorish architecture featuring decorative arches, detailed carvings, and patterned walls, likely within the Real Alcázar.
A view through an ornate metal screen with geometric patterns, looking into a sunlit courtyard with a building and pillars in the background.
A person walking away down a sunlit hallway with arched openings and columns, creating strong shadows and light contrasts.
The grand exterior of a historic building, possibly the Real Alcázar, featuring intricate facades, arched windows, and a decorative tower under a clear blue sky.
A beautiful courtyard with a long, narrow reflective pool, surrounded by ornate arches, detailed architectural carvings, and small trees, characteristic of the Real Alcázar.
A person in a red dress standing in an arched doorway with blue and white tiled steps, surrounded by green hedges and foliage in a garden setting.
An interior hallway with high vaulted ceilings, large hanging chandeliers, and decorative tiled walls, showcasing the grandeur of a historic building.
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72 hours in Seville Spain 🇪🇸

2025/1/19 Edited to

... Read morePlanning a trip to Seville and wondering how to make the most of just 72 hours? I recently had the most incredible time exploring this vibrant Spanish city, and I'm excited to share my go-to itinerary and tips to help you experience its magic! Day 1: Royal Grandeur & Ancient History Start your adventure at the majestic Real Alcázar. This stunning royal palace is a true masterpiece of Moorish architecture, with intricate carvings, breathtaking courtyards, and lush gardens that make you feel like you've stepped into another world. Remember to book your tickets in advance to avoid long queues! Afterward, wander over to the nearby Seville Cathedral and climb the Giralda tower for panoramic views of the city. The sheer scale and beauty of the Cathedral are awe-inspiring. In the afternoon, dive into ancient history at the Antiquarium, located beneath the Metropol Parasol, where you can explore Roman ruins and artifacts. Day 2: Iconic Views & River Charm Dedicate your morning to Plaza de España. This grand, semi-circular square with its canals, bridges, and beautiful tile work is an absolute must-see. I loved renting a rowboat and soaking in the atmosphere! Don't forget to take photos of the unique blue and white tiled steps representing different provinces of Spain. For lunch, explore the Triana neighborhood across the Guadalquivir river, known for its ceramics and flamenco. In the evening, consider a relaxing visit to the Seville Aquarium or simply enjoy a leisurely stroll along the riverbank as the city lights up. Day 3: Modern Art, Gastronomy & Sunset Views Begin your final day by experiencing the modern architectural marvel that is Metropol Parasol (Las Setas). Take the elevators up to the walkways for incredible views, especially at sunset. The structure itself is fascinating, and I found the perspective it offered on the city quite unique. Seville is famous for its tapas, so make sure to indulge in a tapas crawl for lunch – it's the perfect way to sample local flavors. For your last evening, find a rooftop bar to watch the sunset over Seville, perhaps with a view of the illuminated Giralda tower, reflecting on all the incredible experiences. My Seville Travel Tips: Walk Everywhere: Seville is a very walkable city, allowing you to discover hidden alleys and charming squares. Wear comfortable shoes! Siesta Culture: Be aware that many shops and some restaurants close in the afternoon for siesta, typically from 2 PM to 5 PM. Plan your activities accordingly. Hydration is Key: Especially in summer, Seville can get very hot. Carry water and stay hydrated. Learn Basic Spanish Phrases: While many tourist spots have English speakers, a few basic Spanish phrases go a long way and are always appreciated by locals. Book Ahead: For popular attractions like the Real Alcázar and flamenco shows, booking online in advance is highly recommended to save time and guarantee entry. I hope this itinerary helps you plan your own unforgettable 72 hours in Seville! It's a city that truly captures your heart.