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    24 hours in Seville

    24 hours in Seville may not be long, but it’s enough time to realise why so many people praise this Spanish city. You’ll find royal palaces here, as well as a dramatic catholic church, beautiful parks, and a contemporary edge in stores, restaurants and bars. Sevilla is easily reached by train from the Spanish capital Madrid, making it an ideal stop on any Interrail journey.

    10 AM // Alcazar palace

    Alcazar palace
    Alcazar palace

    Investigate Seville’s Moorish history

    Like most Andalusian cities Seville has a rich Moorish history. Start off your 24 hours in Seville with a walk to the Alcazar palace to discover this history in more detail. There you’ll find an incredible mix of architectural styles fit for the Spanish royalty that it often accommodates.

    11 AM // Seville cathedral

    Seville Cathedral
    Seville Cathedral

    Look at the size of that thing!

    Pay a visit to Seville Cathedral, the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. It's an impressive site to behold even just from the outside. If it’s a particularly warm day, venture inside for a view of the lavish interior, and some of its 80 chapels.

    12 PM // Santa Cruz neighbourhood

    Santa Cruz neighbourhood
    Santa Cruz neighbourhood

    Walk the streets and soak up the history

    Santa Cruz is a beautiful neighbourhood to explore on foot. Previously the Jewish quarter, this vibrant region of the city is defined by narrow streets, thriving tapas bars and interesting museums. It’s a great place in which to get lost and track down a high-quality meal. After lunch it might be a good idea to have a traditional Spanish siesta.

    3 PM // Plaza De Espana

    Plaza De Espana
    Plaza De Espana

    Enjoy a stroll around the plaza

    The Plaza de España is well worth a visit for its remarkable architecture. You can explore it by foot or view the sights from a rowing boat. The Plaza has featured in Hollywood movies like Lawrence of Arabia and, more recently, as the planet Naboo in Star Wars: Episode II.

    5 PM // Triana

    Triana neighbourhood
    Triana neighbourhood

    Explore the Gypsy Quarter

    Don’t neglect the other side of the river! That's where you’ll find the fascinating neighbourhood of Triana, Seville’s former Gypsy Quarter. It’s packed full of history, including glimpses into Spain’s flamenco and bullfighting culture.

    7 PM // Metropol Parasol

    Metropol Parasol
    Metropol Parasol

    The parasol - hot or not?

    Everyone in Seville has an opinion on the giant wooden structure above La Encarnación square. Though divisive for residents, it’s an interesting sight to explore while en-route to dinner in Alameda de Hércules.

    9 PM // Alameda De Hercules

    Alameda De Hercules
    Alameda De Hercules

    Soak up the atmosphere of this vibrant neighbourhood

    Alameda de Hércules may have the reputation for the best nightlife in Seville, but it’s worth a visit even if you’re not partying the night away. There are several open-air restaurants perfect for people watching, and if the mood takes you it’s easy to find a bit of live music before turning in for the night.

    9 AM // Guadalquivir

    The golden tower and the Guadalquivir river
    The golden tower and the Guadalquivir river

    Walk Spain’s only great navigable river

    If you have some time to spend before you depart, take a gentle stroll or cycle along Guadalquivir, Seville’s beautiful large river. It’s the fifth longest river in the Iberian Peninsula, and runs past several popular attractions like Torre del Oro, San Telmo, and Parque de Maria Luisa.

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