Seville with kids: plans, prices and tips from people who live here

Seville is a very easy city to visit with children. It’s flat, you can do almost everything on foot, there are huge parks and Sevillians take their children everywhere, out to dinner included. The hardest parts are the summer heat and the timetable, so here are the plans that work best and how to fit them in.

Plans that never fail

Plaza de España is the star plan. The children look for their province on the tiled benches, cross the bridges and, if the weather is kind, you all go out in a boat. Right next door, the Parque de María Luisa is perfect for slowing down. There are lots of pigeons in the plaza de América, but don’t feed them: feeding animals in public spaces is banned in Seville.

The Seville Aquarium is a short walk away, by the river. It works very well at midday or on a rainy day. Tickets cost €18 for adults and €13 for ages 4 to 14, and there’s a €49 family pack online for two adults and two children.

Monuments without the boredom

Good news for the budget: the Real Alcázar and the Cathedral are free for children up to 13 who go with an adult. At the Alcázar you still need to get them their free ticket, so add them when you buy online.

Las Setas (Metropol Parasol) are a big hit too: you go up onto a wavy walkway above the rooftops. Children up to 5 go in free and there are family packs. It’s at its most impressive at sunset.

The river

The one-hour boat trip on the Guadalquivir leaves from the Torre del Oro pier every hour. It’s one of the best plans for fun per euro: €18 for adults, €3 for ages 6 to 12 and free up to 5. You go under the bridges, see Triana from the water and the children sit happily for an hour.

Isla Mágica

The theme park in La Cartuja is made for families, with rides for every age. It opens by season, roughly from April to early November: in 2026 it closes on 8 November, after its Halloween season. Children under 90 cm go in free, and buying online is quite a bit cheaper than at the ticket office. In summer Agua Mágica, its water park, is open too, with a separate ticket.

How to plan the day with children

Where to stay as a family

With children, a flat is far more comfortable than a hotel: a kitchen for breakfasts and simple dinners, a washing machine, a living room to sit in while they sleep and separate bedrooms. All our flats have a cot if you ask for one.

For big families, these have three or four bedrooms:

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Santa Cruz · Sevilla

Abades junto a la Catedral

Four bedrooms and two bathrooms by the Cathedral, sleeping up to 8

• 8 guests
• 4 bedrooms
• 2 bathrooms

Lift · City view · Historic centre

Price depends on dates

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Los Remedios · Sevilla

Piso Familiar de Los Remedios

Three double bedrooms in Los Remedios, sleeping six

• 6 guests
• 3 bedrooms
• 1.5 bathrooms

Dedicated workspace · Washing machine · Dishwasher

Price depends on dates

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You’ll find them all in apartments for groups and families. And if you’re coming by car, have a look at the ones with a garage space.