How Much Does Seville Cost per Day
A full breakdown of Seville prices: daily budgets by tier, every itemised cost from the guide, and where the money actually goes.
The short answer
Budget travellers in Seville spend around EUR 65 a day. Mid-range travel runs closer to EUR 135, and a splurge day lands around EUR 260. EUR per person per day. At roughly EUR 1 = CAD 1.48 (Sept 2026), mid-range runs about CAD 200/day. Seville is cheaper than Barcelona or Madrid for comparable comfort.
Daily cost breakdown
- Stay
- Food
- Transport
- Activities
| Tier | Stay | Food | Transport | Activities | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Budget | EUR 25 | EUR 20 | EUR 5 | EUR 15 | EUR 65 |
| Mid-range | EUR 70 | EUR 40 | EUR 10 | EUR 15 | EUR 135 |
| Splurge | EUR 160 | EUR 80 | EUR 20 | EUR 40 | EUR 300 |
Mid-range hostel-turned-hotel room EUR 70. Coffee and tostada breakfast EUR 4. Alcazar ticket with Royal Rooms EUR 21. Tapas lunch in Santa Cruz, three plates and a beer, EUR 18. Bike rental for the afternoon EUR 5. Sit-down dinner in Triana at 9:30pm, EUR 25. Total: around EUR 143.
Every priced item in this guide
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Real Alcazar | EUR 15.50 general admission; EUR 5.50 additional for the Royal Upper Rooms (Cuarto Real Alto); EUR 8.00 reduced (over 65, students 14-30, European Youth Card) |
| Seville Cathedral and Giralda | EUR 13.00 online, EUR 14.00 at the door |
| Plaza de España | free |
| Barrio Santa Cruz | free |
| Triana | free to walk; individual sites vary |
| Metropol Parasol (Las Setas) | Around EUR 5-15 depending on time slot for the rooftop walkway (check current pricing) |
| Casa de Pilatos | EUR 12 full palace, EUR 8 ground floor only (approximate, verify current rate) |
| Bullring (Real Maestranza) | Around EUR 10 for the guided tour (check current rate) |
| Salmorejo | EUR 4-8 |
| Espinacas con garbanzos | EUR 4-7 |
| Cola de toro | EUR 12-18 |
| Pescaito frito | EUR 6-12 |
| Jamon iberico | EUR 8-18 per tapa plate |
| Gazpacho | EUR 4-7 |
| Puntillitas | EUR 8-14 |
What I actually paid
- The Alcazar is worth the early alarm. Arrive at opening and you get twenty minutes of the Patio de las Doncellas close to empty, arrive at noon and you're shuffling through a wall of tour groups.
How to spend less
- Sevici bike-share day pass runs a few euros and covers most of the flat old town faster than walking
- Casa de Pilatos and Metropol Parasol both cost far less than the Alcazar and draw a fraction of the crowd
- Mercado de Triana and Mercado Lonja del Barranco both work as a cheap, real lunch instead of a sit-down restaurant
- Cathedral tickets bought online in advance save a euro over the door price and skip the queue entirely