Plaza de Espana Seville
Easily #1 in my opinion.
Beautiful outdoor plaza / park with architecture, rowboats, and often free live flamenco.
Seville
Things to do
Royal Alcazar Gardens
Right next to the plaza.
Nice garden area to walk around and explore; nothing crazy.
Setas de Sevilla
Largest wooden structure in the world, I believe.
Aim for sunset and get tickets to go up for views.
Setas area
Food and markets underneath, next to the famous churro place.
Catedral de Sevilla
Dope cathedral and area to walk around.
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Real Alcazar
Only saw it outside because I could not get tickets in time, but it should be solid if you can get tickets.
Plaza de las Duenas
My sister and mom went while I napped; they said it was really nice.
Plaza Nueva Seville
Cool plaza around the holidays.
The lights were nice around Christmas, but not sure how long they last.
Plaza de Toros
Did not go, but watching a bullfight would have been interesting.
Flamenco show
I went to one at El Palacio Andaluz.
Good time with dancers / acts; closer venues may exist depending where you stay.
Food
Cafe Bar El Comercio
Famous chocolate and churros place with a takeout window.
Cheap and still great, though another churro place was more my type.
Pelayo Bar Seville
Tapas spot we went to.
Fantastic, though not necessarily a must-see.
If you go, ask me for the order.
Restaurante Donaire Azabache
Did not go, but my friend said it was one of the best steaks he has ever had.
Buga Ramen
Extremely packed; get there at opening to avoid a long wait.
Ramen was slightly above average, but manga theme / atmosphere and apps were top tier.
Taco Bell
Solid and different from the U.S.; nacho fries all the time, with sauce cooked more into the food.
Five Guys
Tasted about the same as U.S., but the fries had a great seasoning.
Clubbing / bars
Definitely go out here.
Transport
Uber
Cheap.
Metro
Straightforward.
From airport, metro was much cheaper than rideshare even though it took longer.
Walking
Super walkable city.
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