Seville | Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza

Walks around the old town

We are a centrally located hotel and the ideal starting point for a beautiful walk along Calle de la Sierpes and a route that goes through the cathedral, La Maestranza bullring, the Guadalquivir river, Torre del Oro, Plaza de Spain and the beautiful streets of the Triana neighbourhood, all of which we highly recommend you visit.

Shopping and nightlife

If you want to experience Seville in all of its splendour, there are some places you simply have to see or visit, such as the potters’ workshops in the Triana neighbourhood or the shops in the old town, where you can buy traditional Andalusian clothes or the latest fashion trends. As a souvenir, you can buy local sweets and cakes such as the yemas (egg-yolk cakes) from the Convent of San Leandro or the tocino de cielo (egg-yolk flan) from the Convent of Santa Clara.

Tapas around the city

Eating in Seville is a social concept that goes from door to door and bar to bar. In Seville you don’t go for lunch or dinner, you go for tapas. Some of the most traditional tapas are papas aliñás (potatoes with olive oil, onion and parsley), montaítos de pringá (pulled meat sandwich), rabo de toro (oxtail stew), Iberian ham, pescaíto frito (deep-fried fish) and carrillada (pork cheek).

You can try all of these culinary delights and more at the restaurant of Hotel Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza.