The Sevillian countryside, with its towns with cobblestone streets and whitewashed facades, is a place where history mixes with authentic gastronomic flavours. This extensive region, with nearly 5000 km², has been inhabited by Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs, and Christians, and its gastronomic variety comes from them, reflecting the diversity of its lands and crops. Enjoy the authentic flavours of the gastronomic tour through the countryside of Seville, we have prepared it for you, and we have enjoyed each of these restaurants as you will do on your visit.
Authentic Flavors: A Walk Through History
- Phoenicians and Romans: The traces of the Phoenicians and Romans are found in the archaeological remains scattered throughout the countryside. From Roman villas to mosaics and aqueducts, ancient history comes to life around every corner.
- Arab Era: During Arab domination, the countryside experienced a cultural flourishing. The fields were filled with olive trees, vineyards, and cereals, and the alquerías (small villages) became centres of trade and production.
- Christian Influence: The Reconquista brought with it the construction of churches, hermitages and castles. The countryside was filled with haciendas and farmhouses, and agriculture became the economic engine.
Our gastronomic route through Seville Countryside
- Lantejuela:
- Bar Central: This cosy bar in Plaza España offers a variety of traditional dishes and tapas. It has a large terrace to enjoy the town square. Their seafood, Galician-style octopus and fish are especially recommended.
- Osuna:
- Kulinaria Cantina. A different proposal to traditional cuisine with international touches at the foot of the Osuna Bullring. Cantina Kulinaria
- Marchena:
- Viento del Norte: A charming restaurant in the heart of the city. It offers an unforgettable gastronomic experience with authentic Andalusia and the Basque Country flavours. Taste their grilled tuna, swordfish and flamenquin.
- Ecija:
- Casa Machín: Located in a privileged corner, Casa Machín is ideal for tasting traditional and Mediterranean cuisine. Its dishes include fish and seafood from the Atlantic, meats from the North and Mozarabic pastries.
- Carmona:
- Lolita Fusión: Lolita Fusión in Carmona is a place you should not miss. Its creative cuisine and cosy atmosphere make it stand out. It has an outdoor terrace, a tapa bar, and a restaurant.
- Seville capital:
- La Cochera del Abuelo: It is simply spectacular cuisine from the hand of a young Chef. Better make a reservation as it is a small restaurant you want to return to!! La Cochera del Abuelo
- MaríaTrifulca: Located on the Triana Bridge with spectacular views of the Guadalquivir, this trendy restaurant offers fresh seafood and Andalusian cuisine. María Trifulca.
You can see all our recommended restaurants in this post: https://baexrentals.com/restaurantes/
We have prepared this gastronomic route, especially for you. Enjoy the aromas, colours and flavours that make the Sevillian countryside a unique destination. Enjoy!
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