Should we spend more time in Barcelona or Seville?

Question

We have 5 days in Spain. Should we spent 3 days in Barcelona and 2 in Seville, or the other way round? Any thoughts?

Answer 1

If it was me definitely Barcelona it's a fantastic city with so much to see ,visit las ramblas and a definite must is the magic fountains , whichever you choose have a lovely time.

Answer 2

I think I agree with the others.

The thing is Barcelona deserves 5 days... and you'd spend half a day travelling between Barcelona and Seville...so spend it all in Barcelona to make the most of it.

I'd suggest you return another time to visit Seville for a 10 day trip, then you can also visit Cordoba and Granada at the same time.

Barcelona is a fantastic city - I was there for the Merce festival in September... totally brilliant!

Answer 3

Barcelona every time....
if you have been to paris the architecture looks similar as both cities were built around the same time ,well worth 5 days in Barcelona but Seville is also a good visit....

Answer 4

You should spend the 5 days in Barcelona, saving one of them to go along the coast until Figuéres where's located the Salvador Dali house/museum (if you like DALI, of course). In Barcelona you must see Gaudi Park, the cathedral Sagrada Família, The Ramblas, Picasso Museum, just walking around the city.
Go another time to Seville and visit nearby Cadiz, Gibraltar (very interesting rock!) and go to Algeciras and catch a ferry to Ceuta (spanish city in Africa 2 kms of Morocco... a very safe place with fantastic history). Enjoy!

Answer 5

If I were you would pick one or the other. They are very far apart and you will waste the good part of a day in travel between the two. If you pick Seville you can take two days for Seville and cheks out Ronda, Cordoba and Granada. If you pick Barcelona you can visit the surounding area also, say, Girona, etc. Tarragona

Answer 6

3 days Barcelona as it now has every leisure and sports facility possible since 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. The streets of Barcelona are alive by day or night, providing the visitor with a safe place for strolling around, whether for shopping, eating or simply passing the time of day. There is also 1 mile long city beach with clean soft sand, ideal for sun bathing. See http://www.spain4uk.co.uk/places/barcelo... for more details

Answer 7

barcelona is a great place for a visit ,but dont knock seville ,i have just spent christmas there and had a great time,clean ,historic with modern,many contrasts ,one advantage ,you are less than an hour from Jerez,great little town,and also a stones throw from Cadiz,and cordoba ,all well worth seeing I would spend 2 nights in seville and 1 in Jerez( sherry park hotel) pop into Granada on your way through,and finish in Barcelona,gosh i envy you ,what ever you do you will enjoy it.

Answer 8

Spend all 5 days in Barcelona. It's a great city with so much to see, especially if you enjoy culture and art. Try La Ramblers for an evening stroll and a meal. Almost every building in Barcelona is decorated, and in its own style. As for Gaudi's cathedral, well, just go and see.

Answer 9

Oh boy. i have been to all 4 cities. i love all of them. If it is somewhat the Moorish factors you want, Sevilla might want to be the position - the Alcazar is a "ought to be certain". it is also the most relaxing of the three, for my section, for tapas (search for a very good position alongside the river close to the Torre del Oro). Granada is ideal up there to boot - the Alhambra is spectacular. Madrid is clearly busy, and commonly madly busy at evening. Barcelona is way better laid decrease back, with some high-quality parks to boot. If I were you, i might want to objective to position in a touch better time in Seville and Granada, then Barcelona, and a touch a lot less in Madrid.

Answer 10

Definitely three days in Barcelona. And if you should meet a very pretty Polish doctor called Paulina, tell her I said "Hello, princess"