3 Night Weekend Break in Seville
Seville is a city that gets under your skin. As the home of flamenco, and with streets that showcase a stunning blend of Roman, Islamic and Christian influences, three nights here is the perfect amount of time to eat, drink and explore your way through the Andalusian capital. We stayed at Room Select Tetuan, a brilliant base right in the city centre, putting everything on this list within easy walking distance.
Breakfast & Brunch
Mornings in Seville are best started slowly, coffee in hand.
Naturalmente Real Food – a fantastic breakfast spot serving fresh, wholesome plates to set you up for a day of sightseeing.
Ringo Banana Coffee Brunch – a must for brunch lovers, with great coffee and generous plates in a laid-back setting.
Naturalmente Real Food brunch
Lama La Uva wine bar
Naked and Famous cocktail bar
Drinks
From rooftop sunsets to late-night nightcaps, Seville does drinks brilliantly.
Terraza EME – rooftop drinks with an unbeatable view of the cathedral. Perfect for golden hour.
A.R.T Skybar – another gorgeous rooftop, ideal for cocktails as the city lights up below.
Lama La Uva – a charming wine bar for a relaxed glass (or two) of Spanish wine - the staff have endless recommendations.
Naked and Famous – the perfect spot for a nightcap, with expertly made cocktails.
Mercado del Barranco – a lively riverside food and drink market, where you can graze from different food stalls and sit outside with spritz!
Armando Art Shop
Los Seises Sevilla rooftop pool
Setas de Sevilla
Things to Do
Plaza de España – the city's must-visit landmark, and completely free. The sweeping architecture and tiled alcoves are breathtaking.
Setas de Sevilla at night – visit this striking wooden structure after dark, when it's beautifully lit and the views come alive.
Watch flamenco at La Carbonería – this is the home of flamenco, and this atmospheric bar hosts free shows. Note: it's cash only!
Pool day at Los Seises Sevilla – book a day pass for the rooftop pool and cool off with views over the rooftops.
Shopping at Armando Art Shop – pick up the cutest ceramic fruit and vegetable ornaments as a souvenir.
Tapas at Placentines Restaurante – classic Sevillian tapas done brilliantly. Be sure to order the gildas!
Dinner at Zoco Feria – medieval meets modern Lebanese. We loved this spot and the staff were fantastic.
Wander the streets – simply soak in the architecture, where Roman, Islamic and Christian influences blend on every corner.
Placentines Restaurante.
Zoco Feria
Three nights, endless charm — Seville will have you planning your return before you've even left.