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We liked our experience at El Restaurante Cañabota. Service was good for a family of three generations and the restaurant had an industrial feel to everything. A good balance of different kinds of seafood if you're a seafood lover!
We loved Plaza de España and wish we could have spent more time there. There are 52 beautiful mosaic frescos depicting all 52 Spanish provinces. And there was a flamenco show at golden hour at the public square. A wonderful combination of art, architecture, history, and entertainment in one spot.
Tapas are a perfect way for your kids to try a variety of new foods! You can bring a stroller, but the cobblestones and narrow sidewalks can sometimes be a challenge!
Visited Seville in October
Photo Shoot Location: Plaza de España
Naturalemente in Santa Cruz area was a particular favourite. Rub shoulders with Seville's hipster set over good coffee and brunch dishes including posh peanut butter, banana on toast!
The Real Alcazar was a must-see - get there at 9.30am for doors opening to have the place to yourself.
There's loads for a toddler to do in Seville, plus there's a playground on every street corner which meant it was easy to keep our son entertained. The aqaurium is also a good shout if you have a rainy day.
We loved Arabesca! They had amazing middle eastern food that we enjoyed so much once we had enough tapas!
The Alacazar was incredible! We also visited the Alhambra in Grenada but the Seville Alacazar was very reminiscent of that and actually better preserved.
If you want a place with beautiful sites and amazing food Seville is a great place to visit! Just make sure to wear comfortable shoes because you can do a lot of walking!
Hard Rock Cafe. Amazing American food.
Plaza De Espana Real Alcazar Giralda & Cathedral Exclusive Boat with Tapas Setas de Seville Barrio Santa Cruz (walks at night) Rooftop Bars - Abba Hotel Casa de Pilatos
Delatribu for good roasted coffee Salt and Sugar for espresso and a treat
Plaza de Espana and Maria Luisa Park Flamenco Show at El Patio Sevillano The Real Alcazar
We tried to keep it interesting by mixing sightseeing with a bit of fun and play. We started our family photo session in the Plaza de Espana and ended in Maria Luisa Park. Once we were finished, the kids enjoyed exploring the park, especially seeing all the ducklings in the pond and climbing the roots of the enormous trees. We balanced out our visit marveling the halls of the Alcazar with a run through the gardens followed by a pit stop at a nearby playground on the way to dinner.
Casa Robles
My 2-year-old loved the horse and carriage ride!
Tipico- had to go 3 times the tapas were so amazing and the menu has quite a variety of things as well
Alfareria 21 - Casa Montalvan in Triana. Secluded, private, full of locals, beautiful ambience and stellar brunch!!
Rent a scooter and explore the city; Parque de Espana is beautiful; Teatro Flamenco for an amazing Flamenco show; Real Alcazar seville; day trip to Cordoba to see the Mezquita is phenomenal; Catedral de Sevilla and climb the tower to see all of Sevilla from a bird's eye view!
Bar Alfafa- great food and great atmosphere. Burladero Tapas y Tintos- nice dinner and very attentive. Service was exceptional and the food was SO good.
AIRE baths/ massages The cathedral Alcazar Palace
Almiranta tapas-Restaurante - next to the post office and across from the cathedral - next to La Campana. Their tapas are amazing - highly recommend the patas bravas and the Tinto de Verano. The service was phenomenal and I didn’t have one bad meal there.
I lived in Sevilla while studying abroad so I always go back my visit my neighborhood when I visit. Calle de Asunción, in the Los Remedios neighborhood, is a favorite as it’s a pedestrian street filled with shops, bars, and off the beaten path of the tourist area. I always love going into the neighborhoods for a bit of quiet when I’m visiting Sevilla.
I am a big fan of walking tours when I visit new places. Airbnb is fantastic with offering walking tours within cities and often times I can meet people on those tours to go have a drink with afterwards. I did two walking tours while in the city and discovered sights within the city that I wouldn’t have otherwise visited if it wasn’t for the tour.
Gabriel my Flytographer recommended some really great restaurants for the time we spent in Seville! Since we were only there for a few nights, he recommended the best of the best - TAPAS! Eslava Bar, Bodeguita Casablanca and Bodeguita Romero were at the top of his list. My personal favourite tapas to order are Tortilla de Patata, Pan Con Tomate (pan fried toast with a tomato spread served with olive oil), and croquetas (croquettes).
We spent one whole day walking around the city to various monuments. The city is very walkable and we were able to reach many of our destinations by foot. It is also a lovely city to wander and explore. Some of the sights we saw were the impressive Cathedral of Seville, Royal Alcazar Palace, Torro del Oro, and the Triana neighbourhood. Make sure you catch a Flamenco show while you are in the South of Spain as well! 💃🏼
We stayed in a very nice airbnb - one thing I may warn you is that if you are renting a car like we were, it is very challenging to find parking anywhere in Seville. We found a parking lot to park in (highly rated and safe on google) for about $17 CAD per night but some are scams closer to the city centre!
Visited Seville in November
Seville is a great walking city, so be sure to bring comfortable shoes!
Visited Seville in November
Photo Shoot Location: Barrio Santa Cruz
Do visit the area around the cathedral for some great tapas.
Visited Seville in October
Photo Shoot Location: Plaza de España
Plaza España and Real Alcázar
Sevilla Is very great for walking and taking in the sites.
Make sure you book in advance for the Real Alcazar and the cathedral! The rooftop bar at the EME hotel was amazing for nighttime views of the cathedral.
The Weather is warm during the summer , light clothes and flat shoes is recommended for such weather
Eat as many tapas as you can! Food is so good here and remember to ask your waiter for Tinto de Verano made in the moment!
Definitely go see the Sevilla cathedral and walk through the narrow alleys of the historic Santa Cruz neighborhood
The Royal Alcazar was simply beautiful and a must see in Seville
Gabriel recommended Enslava restaurant following our photo shoot to celebrate - it was absolutely incredible, I already want to go back!
Airconditioning is a must
Visiting the Real Alcazar was unlike anything I've ever seen before. We joined an English speaking tour group last minute, and we are so glad we did. It enhanced what we were seeing and experiencing a hundred fold. After our time there, we came across an artist around the corner who did watercolor paintings inspired by the floors and windows of the Real Alcazar. We bought three and are getting them framed for our home in San Francisco; every time we look at them, we'll think of Sevilla.
Visited Seville in September
Photo Shoot Location: Plaza de España
A bike tour was a really great way to see the city. We usually like to explore on our own, but this was recommended to us and we were glad we did it. The guides are a wealth of knowledge and have great advice on what to do with your time there.
We loved the Flamenco show at the Museo del Baile Flamenco Seville, and spent a fun night at Hops and Dreams drinking local craft beers and eating delicious tapas.
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