3 Days in Seville: The Perfect Itinerary for Culture, Cuisine, and Iconic Sights

Seville is bursting with delicious local bites, vibrant and passionate culture, and a rich tapestry of history that will sweep you off your feet. Once an important regional center since Roman times, Seville has grown into a must-visit destination in Spain. If you have 3 days in Seville, you’re in for an unforgettable adventure—one that will introduce you to the city’s most iconic sights, authentic neighborhoods, and the unmistakable rhythm of Andalusian life.

Ready to make the most of your trip? Here’s your perfect 3 days in Seville itinerary!

Ready to spend a remarkable 3 days in Seville? Here's your perfect itinerary for exploring the Andalusian capital!


Day 1: Seville Cathedral, Alcazar, and an Unforgettable Food Tour

Kick off your 3 days in Seville with a visit to two of its most jaw-dropping monuments in the historic heart of the city. Start at the magnificent Seville Cathedral (Avenida de la Constitución, s/n), a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Marvel at its soaring Gothic arches, the tomb of Christopher Columbus, and panoramic views from the Giralda tower.

The iconic cathedral is the perfect place to start your 3 days in Seville!

Next, stroll over to the enchanting Real Alcazar (Patio de Banderas, s/n). Lose yourself among lush Moorish gardens, intricate tilework, and centuries-old palaces. Don’t be surprised if you spot a member of the Spanish Royal Family—they still use the Alcazar as their official Seville residence!

You can't spend 3 days in Seville without strolling through the Alcazar gardens!

As the sun sets, immerse yourself in Seville’s culinary scene. Join our Tapas, Taverns & History Tour for an evening of local history, legends, and—of course—mouthwatering tapas in bars that have been beloved for generations. It’s the perfect way to experience authentic Seville on your first day.


Day 2: Triana, Mercado de Triana & Plaza de España

On day two of your 3 days in Seville, venture across the Guadalquivir River into the iconic Triana neighborhood. Known for its lively spirit and deep-rooted traditions, Triana is the birthplace of flamenco and a hotspot for ceramics. Start your morning at the bustling Mercado de Triana (Plaza del Altozano, 14), where you can sample fresh local produce and pastries.

Start the second of your 3 days in Seville by exploring Triana!

Stroll along Calle Betis for stunning river views and pop into hidden gems like the historic ceramics factory (Calle Callao, 14). Triana’s charm will make you feel like a true Sevillano.

As evening falls, return to the city center or linger in Triana for a local tapas tour. Later, head to the stunning Parque María Luisa and the unmissable Plaza de España. As the crowds thin out and the golden light dances over the tiled alcoves, you’ll understand why this spot is a highlight of any 3 days in Seville itinerary.

Insider's tip for your 3 days in Seville: Plaza de España is especially magical in the evening!


Day 3: Alameda de Hercules, Fine Arts Museum, and Metropol Parasol

It’s your final day—let’s make it count! Begin your last of 3 days in Seville in the vibrant Alameda de Hercules district. This hip, bohemian area is famous for its Roman columns, lively brunch cafés, and creative energy.

Stroll south to the Museo de Bellas Artes (Plaza del Museo, 9), one of Spain’s top art museums. The impressive collection spans from medieval religious works to masterpieces by Spanish greats like Murillo and Velázquez.

Wrap up your adventure with a visit to the futuristic Metropol Parasol—locally known as “Las Setas.” Take the elevator up for 360-degree city views and a complimentary drink at the rooftop bar. Watching the sunset from here is the perfect grand finale to your 3 days in Seville.

End your 3 days in Seville by taking in the sunset from atop Metropol Parasol!

Ready to Make Your 3 Days in Seville Unforgettable?

From grand monuments and lively neighborhoods to mouthwatering tapas and magical sunsets, 3 days in Seville will leave you craving more. Don’t miss the chance to truly eat, drink, and explore like a local. Book your spot now on our Tapas, Taverns & History Tour and experience the very best of Seville’s history and cuisine.

2 Comment

  1. Jenifer says
    May 28, 2019 at 11:20 pm

    Hi Lindsey,
    Thank you for your blog it helps me a lot what to do in Seville for 3days. I wonder if you did go to Cordova and Granada? Maybe when you have time you can email me for response as I’m preparing and planning to visit Andalusia golden triangle. Thank you.