Best hotels in Seville
Hotel Alfonso XIII
C. San Fernando, 2, 41004 Sevilla
A divine hotel commissioned by King Alfonso XIII, this opulent place has had a modern upgrade. Enjoy sumptuous, comfortable rooms complete with modern amenities. Foreign dignitaries do still stay here, so a bit of political people watching is always on the cards.
Hotel Amadeus
C. Farnesio, 6, 41004 Sevilla
Classical music inspires this hotel which is made up of various historical buildings that have been acquired by the owners over the years. The hotel boasts beautiful architecture and offers the very best in comfort and guest experience. Indulge at the outdoor swimming pool and sundeck, or relax at the cozy café ready for you to take a break in.
Dona Maria
C. Dona Remondo, 19, 41004 Sevilla
Take in the Seville atmosphere by staying in this hotel in the very heart of the city. With a delectable mix of modern décor on the roof terrace and pool, and more classical rooms in muted tones to help you relax after a busy day in the city.
Best restaurants in Seville
Zelai
C. Albareda, 22, bajo b, 41001 Sevilla
A Mediterranean restaurant that offers authentic dishes, friendly staff and a relaxed atmosphere to make you feel welcome. Enjoy a well-deserved break from the rush of the city and take the load off your feet while eating some truly delicious food.
Vida Loca
C. Relator, 56a, 41003 Sevilla
The first thing you notice in this restaurant is the industrial-style décor and furniture that puts a fun twist on this otherwise traditional eatery. A fantastic menu and staff that will speak multiple languages to set you at ease, mean this is popular with the tourists.
Sal Gorda
C. Alcaiceria de la Loza, 23, 41004 Sevilla
This tapas bar is a must when in Seville. It’s smaller than most tapas bars in the area so make sure you book ahead. The food is varied, and the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. You may well want to go again on your trip.
Best things to do in Seville
Royal Alcazar of Seville
Patio de Banderas, s/n, 41004 Seville
A UNESCO world heritage site, this is certainly worth visiting. A palace built for royalty hundreds of years ago, it has been fortified and remodeled by numerous rulers since. It has a large collection of historical artefacts and art inside that is a wonder to behold.
Seville Cathedral
Av. de la Constitucion s/n, 41004 Sevilla
The largest church in the world dominates the Seville skyline and is impressive day or night. It also contains the tomb of Christopher Columbus who first discovered the New World in 1492. There are also various tombs for royal family members and members of the clergy who were particularly important to Seville.
La Casa de la Ciencia
Av. de Maria Luisa, s/n, 41013 Sevilla
A center that is devoted to science and making it accessible to the public. The museum is full of various exhibits that will keep big and little kids entertained for hours. The planetarium is offers fascinating discoveries and it is a great place to learn more about certain areas of research taking place within Seville.