Things to do in Seville

Tour the Moor‑influenced patios and intricate tilework that inspired Game of Thrones; buy a timed‑entry ticket to skip the line.

Walk the wooden canopy over the archaeological site beneath Plaza de la Encarnación for a modern contrast to the old city.

Sip sherry and bite jamón ibérico at the city’s oldest bar, tucked in the Santa Cruz quarter.

Sample fresh orange‑blossom honey and grilled sardines from a stall that’s been selling seafood since 1927.

Rent a bike and pedal past orange trees, fountains, and the Plaza de España’s tiled mosaics.

Hike the short trail up to a viewpoint that overlooks the Guadalquivir and the Triana bridges at sunset.

Join locals for a late‑night vermouth and a plate of espinacas con garbanzos in the Alameda area.

Catch a live flamenco set on a hidden patio in the San Jacinto neighborhood; the space seats only 30.

Explore the Renaissance palace whose azulejo‑covered courtyard feels like stepping into a Seville postcard.

Take a 30‑minute train to this hill‑top town, wander the Roman necropolis, and enjoy panoramic views from the Torre del Oro.