Seville was our first stop on our two-week Andalusia road trip in mid-March 2024. We spent two full days here (three nights). While two days was enough to see the main sights, we absolutely loved Seville and wished we had longer. Four or five nights would allow you to explore more than just the highlights. If you don’t want a pre-planned itinerary, but just want guidance of what to do (including extra things we didn’t get to), where to stay, and day trip suggestions, check out our Seville city guide.
There is a map of all our suggestions at the end of this post. If you want to check out where we ate during our 2 weeks, check out our gluten free guide for Andalusia.
Here is what we did during our 2 days (3 nights) in Seville:
Day 0: Arrival in Seville
Day 1: Plaza de Espana, Catedral de Sevilla, + Setas de Sevilla
Day 2: Royal Alcazar of Seville + Casco Antiguo
Day 3: Departure

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Full Seville Itinerary
DAY 0 – Arrival in Seville
- Arrival in Seville – check in at your hotel.
- Our Hotel: Hotel Fernando III
- Explore your hotel’s neighbourhood

DAY 1 – Cathedral & Seville Highlights
- Plaza de España – morning visit to enjoy the architecture and gardens
- Catedral de Sevilla & Giralda – climb the tower for panoramic city views (book in advance)
- Triana – explore the neighbourhood and walk along the river
- Setas de Sevilla – enjoy sunset views from the top
→ Read my full Seville travel guide for more details on each location



DAY 2 – Royal Alcázar & Casco Antiguo
- Royal Alcázar of Seville – morning visit, timed tickets (book in advance)
- Casco Antiguo & Santa Cruz – stroll the old town streets and plazas, visit local shops, eat tapas
- Plaza de España (optional revisit) – highly suggest going back at night to see it all lit up!
→ Read my full Seville travel guide for more details on the Alcázar



DAY 3 – Departure
Today you will depart Seville! For us, this meant heading to Record Go near the Seville airport to pick up our rental car and continue on our Andalusian road trip!
*For extra things to do, make sure to check out our Seville guide!

MAP of our Itinerary
HOW TO USE THE MAP: Click on the Wanderlog logo in the bottom right corner to open the full-size map up in a new tab. There, you can choose to just look at one type of activity at a time or see all the activities on the map at once (click the 3 squares in the top right to choose). You can also export the map to Google Maps, share the map with others, or save the map.
Shorter Seville Plans (1 Day)
Only have 1 full day for Seville? Here’s what we suggest:
1-Day Seville:
- Morning: Plaza de España + Catedral de Sevilla & Giralda OR Alcazar
- Afternoon: Casco Antiguo walk + tapas lunch
- Evening: Setas de Sevilla for sunset
Helpful Planning Tips
I rely on these tools when planning my trips:
- Get Your Guide – skip-the-line or timed entry tickets to attractions such as the Alcazar, Setas de Sevilla, and the Cathedral of Seville
- Airalo eSIM – get Spanish data instantly on arrival, without roaming charges
- Stay22 – compare hotels across Seville at a glance
- Wanderlog – keep track of your trip details, organize your itinerary, and map out your stops




Seville has such a special place in my heart. I’ve been there many times since a close friend lives there, and I’ve spent weeks soaking up the atmosphere. Your itinerary is spot on for anyone planning a shorter visit — it really covers the highlights without feeling rushed. I also love the practical tips you included. This is a great guide for making the most of a quick trip to such a beautiful city.
Thank you so much! We can’t wait to go back!
I’ve been to Seville a few years ago and loved it! This article totally makes me want to go back:) The map is super useful too!
I’m so glad you liked the map! We loved Seville too 🙂
i only visited seville for a day (in passing) and it was such a beautiful city… i’d love to go back and see it properly! the view from giralda tower is stunning. 😀
We loved Seville, and would have loved an extra day or two!