Here are a few of my favourite places to eat and drink, and cool things to see and do in Seville.
Cool Spots/Things To Do
- Alcazar: A Royal Palace and UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s best to book this a few weeks ahead – we booked a guided tour with Walker Tours
- Plaza de España rowing boats: You can rent rowing boats on the lake in Plaza de España – the boats are 6 EUROS for 35 mins (they don’t take card so you will need cash!)
- Las Setas: A panoramic walkway which is a great place to catch the sunset/Golden Hour in Seville. It’s completely made out of wood, and is the largest wooden structure in the world.
Flamenco Shows
Bars/Tapas
- Casa Morales: one of the oldest tapas bars in Seville opened in 1850
- La Fresquita: a Semana Santa (Easter/Holy Week) themed bar (it’s pretty small so most people grab a drink and spill out onto the pavement)
- Hijos de E Morales
Brunch/Breakfast
- La Mala Brunch: This is one of the more popular brunch chains in Seville – they have three locations in Seville’s city centre, so if one is busy you can try another one Calle Rivero, Las Setas, Santa Cruz
- FILO
Churros
- Bar El Comercio: This bar is the most popular location in Seville to try traditional chocolate con churros. There is usually a queue to sit inside, but through their front window they serve churros to go!
Pasteis de Nata
- De Nata: I know that pasteis de nata are Portugese, BUT… I couldn’t leave this one off my list! It’s a tiny little shop in the centre of Seville where they make freshly made pasteis de nata every day.
Nun Cookies
- In Seville’s city centre local nuns sell freshly made cookies directly from their convents. Two good convents to visit are:
- San Leandro: here, they sell their famous ‘yemas’ – a traditional Spanish dessert
- Madre de Dios
More information about this tradition is in my dedicated Seville’s Nun Cookies blog post below:
Ice Cream
- Olmo Heldareria Artesenal: I loved this place so much I went back twice on my last trip to Seville! The ice cream is delicious, they only use natural ingredients and lots of their recipes are inspired by Seville’s flavours.
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