Secret Seville: discover its hidden gems from the Hotel Kivir

1 A stroll along the banks of the Guadalquivir

• Right next to the hotel, the Paseo de Colón offers views of the river and the Triana Bridge.
• Ideal for taking photos at sunset, leisurely strolls and watching the local life go by.
• Tip: on Sundays there are usually craft markets near the bridge.

2 The Triana neighbourhood: charming streets

• A 5–10-minute walk away, Triana boasts narrow streets and flower-filled courtyards, perfect for photos and peaceful strolls.
• Hidden squares such as Plaza del Altozano offer an authentic, less touristy atmosphere.
• Pottery workshops and craft shops where you can discover local traditions.

3 Little-known gardens

• Jardines de Cristina: a small park by the river, ideal for sitting down to read or relax.
• Jardines de Murillo (a 12-minute walk): less crowded than María Luisa Park, perfect for enjoying the orange blossom and spring.

4 Hidden historic spots

• Callejón del Agua in the Santa Cruz district: a peaceful stroll steeped in history and lined with flower-filled courtyards.
• Puerta de Jerez and Plaza del Cabildo: less-frequented historic areas where the spring light is perfect for photos.

5 Secret viewpoints and vistas

• Metropol Parasol viewpoint (Seville’s Mushrooms): A 12–15-minute walk away, less well-known to tourists than the Giralda, it offers panoramic views.
• Evening stroll along the Isabel II Bridge and the riverbank: the reflection of the river at dusk is ideal for photos.

6 Dining and relaxation experiences

• Small bars in Triana with river-facing terraces, less crowded than the restaurants in the city centre.
• Cafés and ice-cream parlours tucked away on Calle Betis or Calle Alfarería.
• Authentic tapas in hidden squares near the riverbank: perfect for a rest after springtime strolls.