What to see in Seville in 3 days
19/07/2022
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Not sure what to see in Seville in 3 days? Don't worry! At Gravina 51, one of the best hotels in central Seville, we know that the tourist attractions of the Andalusian capital may seem overwhelming, but if you organize yourself well, you can visit them in a few days. You'll even have time to discover the hidden treasures of this magical city!
What to see in Seville in 3 days: The definitive guide
First day of stay
The first thing that comes to mind when we think of what to see in Seville in three days are the monuments declared World Heritage Sites. Therefore, we recommend you visit the Cathedral of Santa María de la Sede, the Real Alcázar and the Archivo General de Indias. It is also worth visiting the Plaza del Cabildo and admiring the Roman columns on Calle Mármol.
Strolling through the Santa Cruz neighborhood is a great way to end your first day of travel. Once you have seen the Jewish Quarter and the Hospital de los Venerables Sacerdotes, you can enjoy an exquisite pizza in the hammam of the San Marcos restaurant (C/ Meson del Moro 6-10) or a delicious snack accompanied by the best sangria in Seville at the Bar de Gravine 51.
Second day of stay
Once you see the María Luisa Park and the Plaza de España, it's time to discover some secret corners of the Seville capital. Such is the case of the Buhaira gardens, which are practically next door.
In the Triana neighborhood you will find out many things about the Holy Office, approaching the Castle of San Jorge and the alley of the Inquisition. Then you can get your strength back at the Reina Victoria friery (C/ Rodrigo de Triana, 51): one of the “temples” of fried fish. And don't forget to go to Casa La Teatro (a micro theater located in the heart of the Triana Market)!
What to see in Seville in 3 days: A farewell in style
After visiting the emblematic basilica of the Macarena and the Almohad wall of Seville, you can drink "blood of Christ" in Garlochí (C/ Boteros, 26): A tavern set in Holy Week.
The tourist attractions of the Guadalquivir go far beyond the famous Torre del Oro. A good example of them are the Torre de la Plata and the Nao Victoria 500. If you do not know what to do in Seville in these 3 days, finish your trip in style boating on the river and attending a flamenco show.
Do you need a hotel in the center of Seville?
If you are looking for hotels in the center of Seville at the height of all the wonders that await you in the capital of Seville, we invite you to Gravina 51. Our exclusive accommodation is in the heart of the old town: a central and quiet enclave in equal parts.
Imagine the pleasure of staying in the palace erected in honor of Federico Gravina (a famous admiral of the Spanish Navy) and enjoying our luxurious facilities that will make you feel like a true VIP.
History, gastronomy, culture... In our mansion hidden from the hustle and bustle of the city, between crossings of the Old Town, you will find 38 rooms that stand out for their spaciousness, silence, comfort and elegance, where all kinds of pleasant experiences await you to enjoy.
Now that you know what to see in Seville in 3 days, all you must do is make this trip a reality by staying at our select hotel. We are waiting for you!
What to see in Seville in 3 days: The definitive guide
First day of stay
The first thing that comes to mind when we think of what to see in Seville in three days are the monuments declared World Heritage Sites. Therefore, we recommend you visit the Cathedral of Santa María de la Sede, the Real Alcázar and the Archivo General de Indias. It is also worth visiting the Plaza del Cabildo and admiring the Roman columns on Calle Mármol.
Strolling through the Santa Cruz neighborhood is a great way to end your first day of travel. Once you have seen the Jewish Quarter and the Hospital de los Venerables Sacerdotes, you can enjoy an exquisite pizza in the hammam of the San Marcos restaurant (C/ Meson del Moro 6-10) or a delicious snack accompanied by the best sangria in Seville at the Bar de Gravine 51.
Second day of stay
Once you see the María Luisa Park and the Plaza de España, it's time to discover some secret corners of the Seville capital. Such is the case of the Buhaira gardens, which are practically next door.
In the Triana neighborhood you will find out many things about the Holy Office, approaching the Castle of San Jorge and the alley of the Inquisition. Then you can get your strength back at the Reina Victoria friery (C/ Rodrigo de Triana, 51): one of the “temples” of fried fish. And don't forget to go to Casa La Teatro (a micro theater located in the heart of the Triana Market)!
What to see in Seville in 3 days: A farewell in style
After visiting the emblematic basilica of the Macarena and the Almohad wall of Seville, you can drink "blood of Christ" in Garlochí (C/ Boteros, 26): A tavern set in Holy Week.
The tourist attractions of the Guadalquivir go far beyond the famous Torre del Oro. A good example of them are the Torre de la Plata and the Nao Victoria 500. If you do not know what to do in Seville in these 3 days, finish your trip in style boating on the river and attending a flamenco show.
Do you need a hotel in the center of Seville?
If you are looking for hotels in the center of Seville at the height of all the wonders that await you in the capital of Seville, we invite you to Gravina 51. Our exclusive accommodation is in the heart of the old town: a central and quiet enclave in equal parts.
Imagine the pleasure of staying in the palace erected in honor of Federico Gravina (a famous admiral of the Spanish Navy) and enjoying our luxurious facilities that will make you feel like a true VIP.
History, gastronomy, culture... In our mansion hidden from the hustle and bustle of the city, between crossings of the Old Town, you will find 38 rooms that stand out for their spaciousness, silence, comfort and elegance, where all kinds of pleasant experiences await you to enjoy.
Now that you know what to see in Seville in 3 days, all you must do is make this trip a reality by staying at our select hotel. We are waiting for you!
