Choose from four unique tapas routes to explore the culture of Seville: 

• Triana Route: According to many residents of the Triana neighbourhood, crossing to this side of the river is like entering another city. This neighbourhood is famous for being one of the birthplaces of flamenco and many of Seville’s great bullfighters. Find countless bars and taverns to taste some of the most traditional tapas in Seville.

• Alternative Route: In the 80s, this neighbourhood was one of the most troubled in the city with a great number of brothels. Today, it is a centre for culture and boasts the most alternative atmosphere in the city making it a great place to discover interesting and modern tapas that push the boundaries of this cuisine to new heights.

• Traditional Grocer’s store Route: This traditional concept that a few years ago was old and unexciting, has come back to be the new thing. Many of these enticing grocer’s stores have popped up all over the city offering great quality tapas, particularly cold meats, conserves and select cheeses.

• Cured Ham Route: The star of Spanish cuisine, find cured hams hanging in most bars and restaurants in Seville. The Sevilla guide offers a route to try the finest regional hams and learn a bit more about this essential and valuable ingredient of Spanish gastronomy.