Seville weekend - any recs?

[Accidentalnurse]

I'm going to Seville next month with a girlfriend and would love to hear from anyone who's been of where's to go/what to see/what not to bother with.

Particularly interested in art/food and drink/churches.

Thank you!

It might be quiet enough in Feb not to bother but look to book for the main cathedral visit.
We went out of (school holiday) season and there were queues/ticket lines even then.

It’s a great city to walk around , plenty of tours ( museums, history, sights, tapas bars ) available on Tripadvisor.

The Setas de Sevilla and the Plaza de Espana are worth a look imo.

We did a walking tour of the Jewish Quarter which was really interesting, and discover lots of lovely tapas bars along the way. The Alcazar is a must and worth booking in advance / doing a guided tour. Cathedral and Giralda (walk to the top) Horse drawn carriage ride. Plaza d'Espana is amazing. Our favourite tapas place was Pelayo. Roof top bar at EME opposite the Giralda - amazing at night. We did a walk over the river to Triana and the food market / ceramic museum. Brunch at Aba. Another roof top bar with views over the Alcazar gardens at the Barber of Seville house (Hotel Murillo) Disovering all the little squares just wandering the back streets. Marvellous place. Where abouts are you staying?