Walking Along the Old Streets of Sevilla

This rustic coffee shop offers great craft coffees and delicious breakfasts. There are lots of options for people who have specific dietary needs, and you can enjoy pastries and varied dishes with vegan options, in a trendy and cozy atmosphere.
With indoor and outdoor seating, you can enjoy the morning and prepare for the wonderful day ahead.

The Royal Alcázar of Seville, historically known as al-Qasr al-Muriq. Now commonly known as the Alcázar of Seville, the royal palace was built in 913 AD by the Caliph of Córdoba, Abdurrahman III an-Nasir after ordering extensions on a pre-existing Roman building. This complex is a great reflection of how Islamic and Christian architecture has produced a beautiful and very unique historical landmark worthy of being called a World Heritage Site. It was listed by UNESCO in the year of 1987. One of the many highlights of the Alcázar is the lush gardens that are home to beautiful and fragrant flowers, which make for an all-around unforgettable experience. It is the oldest royal palace still made use in Europe. On the top floors of the Alcázar, Spain's Royal family stays in the private apartments whenever they visit the Andalusian city.
Opening Times: 1st April - 28th October Monday - Sunday: 09:30 - 19:00 (closing at 20:00)
29th October - 31st March Monday - Sunday: 09:30 - 17:00 (closing at 18.00)
To book tickets to visit the Real Alcazar Sevilla.

This restaurant and bar serve classic tapas & beers housed in a 12th-century hammam or Arab baths. With views of the Giralda tower from sidewalk tables and the Cathedral just a stone's throw away, this is the perfect place to rest your legs and regroup.
It's a great spot to enjoy some Andalusian lunch in a great atmosphere with beautiful decor. The baths are one of the most complete and best-preserved Arab baths in the Iberian Peninsula. It's quite a museum experience, but set in a restaurant with a charming atmosphere and traditional cuisine.
It's not essential to reserve ahead of time, however, it can get busy, especially during the summer months. You can find their menu and other information on their website.
Opening Times: Monday-Sunday: 12:00-01:00

From lunch, you will come back to the apartment for a refreshing afternoon swim, pack up your luggage and prepare to make your way to the next incredible destination.

Parque de María Luisa (María Luisa Park) is a famous and beautiful public park that sits along the Guadalquivir River. It's Seville's 2nd largest green space and is the city's most visited park. In 1893, ninety-one acres of land were donated by the Infanta Maria Luisa Fernanda de Borbon, the Duchess of Montpensier, to the city of Seville. It was formerly the private gardens of the Palace of San Telmo. Over 20 years later, the park was then opened to the public in 1914.
Within the park, you will see the grand Plaza de Espana, a beautiful and very popular landmark that was built in 1928 for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. Its architectural style is a mix of various elements of the Baroque, Renaissance, and Moorish Revival.
The beautiful park along with the Plaza is a lovely place to enjoy some peace and relaxation after a day of touring famous monuments. It has fountains, sculptures, and monuments as well as lush flora.
You can find more information about the park and the plaza at Maria Luisa Park.

This is a magnificent park away from the bustling city. It's home to several bird species and native flora. There are several facilities available for visitors with children or with dogs. You can walk or cycle through the olive fields and enjoy the cool afternoon breeze.
Opening Times: Monday - Sunday: 07:30 - 22:30

Guadaluxe is a great company that offers informative boat cruises along the gentle waters of the Guadalquivir River. The boat passes several monumental landmarks along the way and they give you some interesting historical facts about each place. Not only do you get to experience a smooth cruise along the river, but you will also get the chance to view a traditional flamenco show right after. This experience will be the highlight of your trip since flamenco is said to have been created in the Andalusian region, it has Moorish origins and symbolizes the culture and history of the region.
The flamenco shows start after the cruise from Tuesday - Sunday.
You'll find that on the boat there is a small menu offering food/refreshments. Depending on the season, the cruises can start daily from 11:00 and the final cruise from 21:00.
To enjoy this unforgettable experience, please go to Guadaluxe and reserve your place on the boat.

You will return to the meeting point after your cruise to collect your car.