Welcome to Esencia Sevilla 🌟

Your personal guide to discover the best of the Andalusian capital. Everything you need, offline.

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Network: Esenciadesevila

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From 16:00

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Before 12:00

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🧭 Recommended walking routes

Routes across Seville and its province with stops, history and tips. Tap one to see the full itinerary with map.

Essential: Old Town

The three World Heritage Sites (Alcázar, Cathedral and Archive of the Indies) plus the Santa Cruz maze, Casa de Pilatos and the Setas. Essential Seville in one morning.

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The River & Triana

From the seafaring legacy of the Torre del Oro to the flamenco soul of Triana across its bridge. Ceramics, market and the best views of the centre from Calle Betis.

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Tapas Route: Historic Centre

Tapeo the Sevillian way: five legendary bars, each with its signature tapa. From the city's oldest bar to its liveliest square.

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María Luisa with the family: ducks, boats and gardens

Seville's green lung for families: María Luisa Park with its gardens and ducks, the pavilions of Plaza de América and the rowing boats of Plaza de España.

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Storybook Seville: the lizard, the weathervane and the star

A walk to tell out loud: the crocodile hanging from the Cathedral, the tower with no stairs, the courtyard where you can touch the Giralda and the square that was a Star Wars planet.

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Secret Seville: seven corners almost nobody sees

The other Seville, the one postcards miss: Roman ruins beneath the Setas, a 16th-century neighbours' courtyard, cloistered convents and a street that is a garden. For those who have seen the big sights and seek the hidden.

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🏠 Your apartment

You are in the San Pablo-Santa Justa neighbourhood, a 7-minute walk from Santa Justa AVE station and about 10 minutes from the centre by bus or taxi.

📍 Address

Imaginero Luis Álvarez Duarte 7, 41008 Sevilla, España

🚌 Getting here

From the airport: EA bus to Santa Justa and a 7-minute walk. From the centre: bus C1/C2 or taxi (10 min). Nearest bus stop: Arroyo (Vicente Alanís), 2 min away.

💬 Contact

For any questions during your stay, message us on WhatsApp:

WhatsApp: +34 658 410 769

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🎭 Events in Seville

Améfrica: Diasporic Connections (CAAC)

27 Feb 2026 – 10 Jan 2027

Contemporary art exhibition exploring the diasporic connections between Africa and the Americas through the Jorge M. Pérez Collection, with works by artists from both continents. Co-produced by the CAAC and El Espacio 23 (Miami), in the Cartuja monastery.

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[REC]uerdos – Life Through Home Movies

8 Jul 2026 – 31 Jan 2027

Over a century of home movies in an exhibition bringing together previously unseen family footage, from early cine cameras and Super 8 to the mobile phone. Memory, technology and emotion across six sections, with guided tours and a reading space for children. At CaixaForum Sevilla until 31 January 2027.

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Halloween at Isla Mágica

3 Oct 2026 – 8 Nov 2026

The Cartuja theme park transforms itself for Halloween: six horror mazes (two of them for kids), open-air scare zones and special shows, from 3 October to 8 November. On 24 and 31 October and 1 November the park stays open until midnight. Tickets from €26.90.

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Seville Guitar Festival

5 Oct 2026 – 7 Nov 2026

The festival's 17th edition fills Seville with six strings: concerts at the Espacio Turina, Casa Fabiola, the Museum of Fine Arts and other venues, alongside the prestigious Seville International Guitar Competition. A month of classical, flamenco and contemporary recitals, from 5 October to 7 November.

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Luminiscence – Immersive show at San Jacinto

9 Oct 2026 – 29 Nov 2026

The parish church of San Jacinto, in Triana, becomes a canvas of light: 360° video mapping, live music and storytelling to rediscover this jewel of Seville's heritage. The immersive show that has captivated over two million spectators worldwide, with sessions until 29 November (Thursday to Saturday, live-choir nights). Tickets from €15.

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KINPAKU: Nature, Power and Imagination in Japanese Art

20 Oct 2026 – 10 Jan 2027

Ten Japanese folding screens and sixteen fans from the 16th to 19th centuries, with gold-leaf (kinpaku) backgrounds, from a private collection rarely shown in public. At the Espacio Santa Clara, a former convent next to the Alameda. Free entry; Tuesday to Saturday 10:00–20:00, Sundays and holidays until 14:00, closed Mondays.

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