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With more time at your disposal, make sure you give the Alcázar, cathedral, and Museo de Bellas Artes all the time that they need. The Hospital de Caridad can be seen in a relatively quick visit, and the Casa de Pilatos is an excellent example of a Renaissance palace. Definitely fit in an afternoon in the Parque María Luisa and its museums and make sure you also stroll through Triana, perhaps dining in a waterside restaurant such as La Primera del Puente . If the Ayuntamiento is open, fit that in as well; you won’t regret it. Spend an hour one evening on a riverboat cruise as you’ll see parts of the city that you may not have had time to get to otherwise. Whatever your schedule, make sure you pace the streets of Barrio Santa Cruz and El Arenal at least once. With four days, you may want to plan a day trip to Córdoba and its fabulous Mezquita or Jerez and its sherry bodegas. The Roman ruins at Itálica can comfortably be visited in half a day as can the pretty town of Carmona.
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