Summer City Guide: Seville

by Heather Chadwell-Aminzadeh / Jul 31, 2025

This sun-drenched city in southern Spain is a mosaic of orange blossom-scented streets and tapas bars tucked into centuries-old alleyways. Here, golden hour stretches long, flamenco dancers echo from hidden courtyards, and every plaza invites you to linger just a little longer. Whether you're spending a long weekend or stopping by on your Iberian adventure, our Chief Product Officer, Ivanna, shares her favorite spots in Seville—from historic stays to late-night tapas and the perfect perch for sunset views.

 

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Where To Stay:

 

Hotel Alfonso XIII
 An icon of Spanish opulence, this regal hotel—commissioned by the King himself—is a stay straight out of a Sevillian dream. Think tiled archways, leafy courtyards, and rooms that feel like royal chambers. Don’t skip breakfast on the terrace.

 

Palacio de Villapanés
A restored 18th-century palace just steps from the city center. Elegant, discreet, and effortlessly luxurious—with a rooftop plunge pool that captures Seville’s golden glow.

 

 

Where To Eat & Sip:

 

Vinería San Telmo
 A locals’ favorite with modern Andalusian plates and an unbeatable wine list. Grab a seat on the terrace and order the duck confit with orange glaze—you won’t forget it.

 

Casa Moreno
 An old-school bodega hidden behind a grocery storefront. Stand at the bar, order a cold beer and montadito, and soak up the no-frills charm.

 

El Patio de la Loza
 Colorful, romantic, and full of whimsy. This ceramic-filled courtyard bar is perfect for a relaxed aperitivo or late-night cocktail under the fairy lights.

 

Clan Sibaritas
 Creative small plates served in a cozy, design-forward space. Their seasonal tasting menu is a quiet gem for food lovers.

 

La Casa del Tigre
 A neighborhood spot that feels like dining in a stylish friend’s home. Expect warm hospitality, fresh local ingredients, and a rotating menu of modern Andalusian dishes.

 

Populart
 A hidden flamenco bar with an effortlessly cool crowd. Come for the wine, stay for the spontaneous performances that fill the tiny space with soul.

 

Bar Alfalfa
Tiny, beloved, and buzzing with charm. Great for a quick vermouth and a tapa (try the salmorejo).

 

 

Where To Shop & Stroll:

 

Mercado de Feria
 A bustling neighborhood market full of local color. Grab a snack, browse the stalls, and pop into nearby vintage shops in the Feria district.

 

Setas de Sevilla (Metropol Parasol)
 Futuristic design meets historic skyline. Take the elevator to the top for a panoramic sunset walk—Seville’s rooftops never looked better.

 

Calle Regina
 Lined with indie boutiques, ceramic shops, and artisan cafés. A perfect detour when you need a stylish break from sightseeing.

 

 

What To Do:

 

Explore the Real Alcázar
 A palace plucked from a fairytale. Wander through intricate tilework halls and lush gardens—it’s Seville’s crown jewel for good reason.

 

Sunset by the Guadalquivir
 Walk along the river at dusk, from the Torre del Oro toward Triana Bridge. Watch rowers glide by as the sky turns rose-gold.

 

Visit the Flamenco Museum
 For an immersive look at Seville’s most passionate art form. Catch an evening show in their intimate courtyard.

 

Browse at Casa de Pilatos
A lesser-known architectural gem with Roman, Gothic, and Mudejar elements. Quiet, atmospheric, and perfect for photos.