Start with a leisurely lunch at Casa Robles in Santa Cruz; it’s a handy base for the sights, just a short walk from the cathedral. Allow about an hour and roughly €25–€40 per person. Since it’s already 12:36, call ahead or check for a table before setting out, and keep lunch relaxed but not too long: the cathedral and palace both have timed entry and afternoon closing times.
Walk to Catedral de Sevilla and allow around 1½ hours for the vast Gothic interior and the climb up La Giralda. Then continue on foot to Real Alcázar de Sevilla—they’re close together, so there’s no need for a taxi. Book timed tickets for both attractions if you can; for today, check the last-entry times before committing to lunch, as the cathedral may stop admitting visitors well before closing. Give the Real Alcázar about two hours for its Mudéjar rooms and gardens; its summer schedule generally runs later than the cathedral’s, but entry is still controlled by ticket time. Budget roughly €13–€15 for each major attraction, with possible extra charges for add-ons.
Finish at Plaza de España in Parque de María Luisa, around a 20–25-minute walk from the Real Alcázar. The plaza is free to wander, and the tiled bridges and alcoves are especially lovely in the softer evening light; allow about an hour, or linger longer if you want to sit by the canal. If your attraction bookings don’t leave enough time for both sights, prioritize the entry slots you’ve secured rather than risking a late arrival.
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