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The Alameda de Hércules is the open-air living room of contemporary Seville. This tree-lined promenade (Europe's oldest public garden, watched over by two Roman columns) now concentrates the city's most creative scene: specialty coffee, independent bookshops, galleries, alternative theatre and a nightlife that doesn't need to shout to be the most interesting in town.
Staying by the Alameda means choosing the Seville that young Sevillians actually live in. Mornings start with sourdough toast at any of its cafés; then a wander through the El Jueves flea market on Calle Feria (the city's oldest street market) or a visit to the Mudéjar churches of San Luis de los Franceses and Santa Marina, five minutes away. At lunchtime the neighbourhood's tapas mix lifelong classics with world kitchens; at night the Alameda's own terraces stay lively until late with a diverse, relaxed crowd.
The location is more central than it looks: the Setas de Sevilla are an 8-minute walk, La Campana 12 and the Cathedral 20, or a short bike ride, since this flat, calm quarter is Seville's best for cycling. For travellers who want culture, food and real neighbourhood life, the Alameda is the safe bet. Our apartment here is on Calle Juan Rabadán, between San Lorenzo and the Alameda: two bedrooms, a lift and a parking space included in the same building.
Alameda de Hércules · Sevilla
Two bedrooms in the historic centre, with a parking space included
WiFi · Dedicated workspace · Towels
Price depends on dates
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Yes, it is the favourite quarter of travellers after local atmosphere, cafés and relaxed nightlife. You are an 8-minute walk from the Setas and 20 from the Cathedral.
Lively terraces until late on weekends, with a diverse, easy-going crowd. If you are a light sleeper, ask us and we will point you to the quietest streets.
The El Jueves flea market (Calle Feria) on Thursday mornings, and the Feria food market (one of Seville's oldest) for fresh produce and everyday tapas.
It is Seville's best cycling quarter: flat, with bike lanes and little traffic. There are public bike (Sevici) stations around the area.
