Real AlcázarStory N° 177
Seville Grand Andalusian Icons
Live like royalty in Seville among Alcázar palaces, flamenco, and the world's largest Gothic cathedral
The itinerary.
4 days · 11 stops
Friday
Day One
Arrive into Seville's grandeur with a private evening at the Real Alcázar, the living royal palace.
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Real Alcázar de Sevilla
Europe's oldest royal palace still in use, a UNESCO masterpiece of Mudéjar courtyards, tilework and gardens.
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Hotel Alfonso XIII
A 1929 neo-Mudéjar palace-hotel, the most storied address in Andalusia, for a cocktail in its grand patio.
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Abades Triana
Riverside fine dining with floor-to-ceiling views across the Guadalquivir to the cathedral skyline.
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Hotel
Hotel Alfonso XIII, a Luxury Collection Hotel booking.com
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Getting around
- Arrive by AVE high-speed train at Santa Justa station
- Private transfer to the hotel
Saturday
Day Two
The icons of the old city: the world's largest Gothic cathedral, the Giralda, and Santa Cruz.
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Catedral de Sevilla
The largest Gothic cathedral in the world, holding the tomb of Christopher Columbus.
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La Giralda
The cathedral's former minaret bell tower, climbed by ramp for sweeping rooftop views over Seville.
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Barrio de Santa Cruz
The old Jewish quarter of whitewashed lanes, orange-tree plazas and wrought-iron balconies.
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Hotel
Hotel Alfonso XIII, a Luxury Collection Hotel booking.com
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Getting around
- Explore the historic centre on foot from the hotel
Sunday
Day Three
Grand architecture by day and an intimate flamenco tablao by night.
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Plaza de España
A monumental 1929 semicircular plaza of bridges, tiled alcoves and a canal — Seville's most photographed landmark.
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Casa de la Memoria
An intimate courtyard tablao staging some of the city's most authentic flamenco performances.
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Cañabota
A Michelin-starred seafood restaurant celebrated for pristine Andalusian fish at its marble counter.
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Hotel
Hotel Alfonso XIII, a Luxury Collection Hotel booking.com
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Getting around
- Walk to Plaza de España via María Luisa Park
- Short taxi to the flamenco tablao
Monday
Day Four
A refined final morning before the train home.
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Metropol Parasol (Las Setas)
The world's largest wooden structure, with a panoramic walkway over the rooftops of central Seville.
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Casa de Pilatos
A 16th-century Andalusian palace blending Mudéjar, Gothic and Renaissance styles around tranquil courtyards.
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Hotel
Hotel Alfonso XIII, a Luxury Collection Hotel booking.com
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Getting around
- Morning walk in the centre
- Private transfer to Santa Justa for the AVE train
Location.
Frequently asked
How many days do you need for Seville Grand Andalusian Icons?
4 days. The itinerary runs from Friday to Monday and covers 11 curated stops across 4 days.
How much does Seville Grand Andalusian Icons cost?
Luxury — €600+ per day per person; expect signature hotels and reserved access.
Where do you stay during Seville Grand Andalusian Icons?
Hotel Alfonso XIII, a Luxury Collection Hotel is the recommended base for the trip; the full hotel list per day is in the itinerary section.
What's included in the Seville Grand Andalusian Icons itinerary?
Day-by-day stops at 11 restaurants, museums, viewpoints and landmarks; transportation hints between each leg; and a hotel base in Real Alcázar.
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