Osuna, Utrera and a Game of Thrones Set

Ready to continue the trip? You can have a good breakfast near where the car is parked. One option is Cafetería Llenka. You can order coffee, churros, toast and waffles, as well as other foods.
✅Open Hours: Monday - Saturday: 8:00 - 15:00.
After breakfast, drive to the first stop in the day: Osuna. A small town in the Sevillian countryside that became famous after some scenes of the series Game of Thrones were filmed.

The first thing you can do in the city is to visit the City Museum where the tourist office is located. The museum works in the old Palace of the Arjona and Cubas Brothers.
You can ask some questions that you have and take a look at the museum's rooms called The Hall of Ice and Fire. These rooms were created as a tribute to the series Game of Thrones and has replicas of weapons, clothing, autographs of the actors and actresses and several other curiosities.
✅ Open Hours: September 16 to June 15 Monday - Sanday: 10:00 - 14:00, 17:00 - 20:00
June 16 to September 15 Tuesday - Sunday: 9:30 - 14:30 Friday in July and August 19:00-21:00
You can check the hours and the prices on the official website

After the museum, you can walk through part of the historic center of Osuna, such as the Plaza Mayor with the Town Hall building and the Municipal Market, the Cepeda´s Palace and Calle San Pedro, famous for its baroque facades and palaces.

If you are a fan of Games of Thrones, this is one of the places you will like to visit. Continue the walk along Carrera Street to the Plaza de Toros. This is where a scene from the 5th season of the series was filmed.
The Plaza de Toros represented La Gran Fosa de DaznaK. If you are also interested in the bullfighting culture, there is a small museum. ✅ Open Hours: September 16 to June 15 Saturday - Sunday guide tour 10:15h,11:15,12:15,13:15,16:15,17:15
June 16 to September 15 Saturday - Sunday guide tour 9:30,10:30,11:30,12:30,13:30
Admission costs 4 euros.
If you're not in town for the weekend, you can come and see the building from the outside.

Time to lunch! If you want to live a culinary experience in Osuna this is a good place to eat. In a very cozy and quiet atmosphere, they serve dishes with the traditional ingredients of the area, but with a gourmet touch.
✅Open Hour Cantina Kilinaria Tuesday - Saturday: 13:30 - 16:00, 20:30 - 24:00 Sunday and Monday closed.
If you prefer something faster and cheaper you can go to Vera Tapas, a few meters from the previous restaurant. You can order repapalillas (cod omelet with raw garlic).
✅Open Hour Vera Tapas Monday - Saturday 12:30-16-30, 20:30-00:00 Sunday closed.

Return to get the car and continue to the monumental area in Osuna. There you can see the Colegiata and the Escuela Universitaria de Osuna.
As in the Plaza de Toro, visits are made only on weekends. Another option is to appreciate the majesty of both buildings from the outside.
✅ Open Hours: September 16 to June 15 Saturday - Sunday guide tour 10:15h,11:15,12:15,13:15,16:15,17:15
June 16 to September 15 Saturday - Sunday guide tour 9:30,10:30,11:30,12:30,13:30

The last stop of this three-day trip is the small town of Utrera. You can park your car in one of the parking lots close to the Plaza del Altozano.

The Plaza del Altozano and Plaza de la Constitución are the two central squares in the historic center of Utrera.
The proposal is to dedicate the rest of the afternoon to walk through the old town, have a good coffee with its traditional pastries and contemplate some of its emblematic buildings.
Around the squares, you can choose one of the several cafés, like L´Plaza.
✅ Open Hours L´Plaza Monday - Sunday: 8:00 - 1:00

The Utreta Castle is located on a hill and was built as a defense. From the walls and the tower there are nice views of the city.
The castle can be visited, but the schedules change often. You can approach the place and ask if it is open.
✅ Open Hours: Tuesday - Sunday: 10:00 - 13:00, 16:30 - 20:30 Monday closed.
Timetables may change during the year, you can check them on the official website

You can continue walking to the Arco de la Villa, which was one of the entrances to the second city wall built in 1368.

The same road leads to the Fountain of the 8 spouts. Almost every village in Andalusia has a fountain with a certain number of spouts.

You can return to pick up the car and on the way pass through the Calle del Niño Perdido, one of the most charming places in the old Jewish quarter of Utrera (behind the square of Altozano).
Then, buy some mostachones in Mostachones Diego Vázquez (in the square) to take with you on the way back to Sevilla or for tomorrow´s breakfast. Mostachones are Utrera's traditional round biscuits. Diego Vázquez's mostachones are the most famous.
✅ Open Hours: Monday - Friday: 9:30 - 20:45 Saturday 9:30 - 14:00, 17:00 - 20:45 Sunday 10:00 - 20:45

If you prefer to have dinner before returning to Seville, you can go for tapas. In Porri Tapas Meson del Cordero serves abundant tapas and rations at a good price. Enjoy dinner as a farewell to this interesting three-day trip.
✅ Open Hours: Tuesday - Friday: 7:00 - 00:00 Saturday - Sunday: 8:00 - 00:00 Monday closed.