2 days in Seville: a day-by-day itinerary
Updated October 4, 2026
Seville packs its great sights into a small, walkable centre. In two days you can climb the Giralda, wander the palace gardens of the Alcázar and watch the sunset from the top of Las Setas — as long as you plan around the heat.
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Hotels in SevilleDay 1 · Cathedral, Alcázar and Santa Cruz
Visit the vast cathedral and climb the Giralda, then spend the afternoon in the Real Alcázar's palaces and gardens. Pass the Archive of the Indies and get lost in the lanes of Santa Cruz.
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Catedral y Giralda
Historic
Vast Gothic cathedral; the Giralda was once the mosque's minaret.
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General Archive of the Indies
Museum
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Day 2 · Plaza de España to Las Setas
Walk to the tiled Plaza de España and the María Luisa park, follow the river to the Torre del Oro and end on the walkway of Las Setas at sunset.
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Maria Luisa Park
Park
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Torre del Oro
Museum
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Las Setas (Metropol Parasol)
Attractions
Giant wooden 'mushrooms' with a rooftop walkway.
Good to know
- Book the Alcázar and the cathedral online; the queues can be long at any time of year.
- From June to September afternoons often pass 40 °C — sightsee in the morning and evening, rest after lunch.
- The centre is best on foot; the tram and bus cover longer distances.
- Spring brings Holy Week and the April Fair: unforgettable, but book months in advance.
Questions
Is 2 days enough for Seville?
Two full days cover the main monuments. Add a third to see Triana, a flamenco show or a day trip to Córdoba.
What is the best time to visit Seville?
March to May and October to November, when it is warm but not too hot.
Where should I stay?
Santa Cruz and the area around the cathedral keep everything within walking distance.
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