I’m finalizing the Seville portion of my Spain trip in April and would appreciate any input. I’ll have two full days plus about four hours on arrival day.
I’ve already purchased tickets for the Royal Alcázar, including the Royal Upper Rooms tour, and I’m waiting for Cathedral and Giralda Tower tickets to become available for my dates. Other planned visits include the Collegiate Church of El Salvador, Basilica de la Macarena, the Archive of the Indies, and the Church of San Luis de los Franceses. I’m not especially interested in Metropol Parasol (Las Setas), but may go up for the views.
I’m currently deciding between Palacio de Lebrija and Casa de Pilatos, leaning toward Lebrija. If you’ve visited both, I’d love to hear what stood out to you and whether you’d recommend one over the other, or both.
I’m also considering the Museum of Fine Arts (Museo de Bellas Artes). For those who’ve been, how much time would you recommend setting aside?
I’m happiest just wandering—exploring on foot, soaking in the architecture and atmosphere, and stopping whenever something catches my eye. I plan to visit Plaza de España early one morning to avoid the crowds.
My goal is to schedule the ticketed attractions so I don’t miss them, then leave plenty of time to roam at leisure in between.