For two
Seville is a city built for walking slowly with one other person. Everything below assumes exactly that.
The first slot at the Real Alcázar, before the gardens fill. For an hour it feels almost private.
Coffee and toast with tomato at a neighbourhood bar rather than a hotel breakfast. Ten minutes of watching a city wake up.
The Casa de Pilatos courtyard, usually near-empty, is the most underrated quiet place in the centre.
Parque de María Luisa with a long lunch behind you and nowhere to be.
A rowing boat on the Guadalquivir, or simply the shaded riverside walk between the two bridges.
The Palacio de las Dueñas garden if you want beauty without a crowd.
A rooftop at sunset with the Giralda lit in front of you.
Dinner late, in two or three bars rather than one table — it turns a meal into an evening.
A small flamenco room in Triana, then the walk back across the bridge with the water black and still.
A private experience means the day bends to you: your pace, your appetite, your curiosity, and no strangers between you.
Anniversaries, proposals and honeymoons are the trips I plan most carefully. Tell me in advance and I will build the moment into the route without making it awkward.
Frequent questions
Private experiences shaped around your pace — and, when it matters, around your moment.
