Petit Palace La Campana

The neighborhood

La Campana: the kilometer 0 of Sevillian life

If there is a place that marks the pulse of the center of Seville, it is the neighborhood of La Campana. Located at the confluence of commercial streets like Sierpes or Martín Villa, La Campana is much more than a meeting point: it is the kilometer zero of Sevillian life. Its greatest uniqueness is being the official start of the official race of Holy Week. From here, the brotherhoods begin their journey before continuing to Sierpes street and the Cathedral. During the rest of the year, its traditional pastry shops, its shops, and the constant coming and going of Sevillians turn this corner into a privileged stage to understand how Seville vibrates when no one is watching.

La Cayetana

La Cayetana

La Cayetana proposes a contemporary way to taste Andalusian cuisine, respecting traditional recipes while incorporating a creative touch to explore contemporary Andalusian cooking. Located on Calle Javier Lasso de la Vega, 9, the restaurant offers a bit of everything to share with its Iberian rice dishes, presa, and squid as highlights of its menu.
Antigua Taberna de Las Escobas de 1386

Antigua Taberna de Las Escobas de 1386

Located next to the Cathedral of Seville, this historic Sevillian tavern with references dating back to the fourteenth century owes its name to an old broom maker who offered wines and made brooms that hung from the ceiling. Today, its coffered ceilings recall its history while the tavern offers cold tapas and starters like its oxtail croquettes, paellas, and rice dishes, and more to nibble on.
La Gata en Bicicleta

La Gata en Bicicleta

A café with an artistic spirit that combines breakfasts, brunch, and light proposals with an alternative atmosphere. La Gata en Bicicleta has an undeniable personality that is reflected in a proposal that blends art, books, and small moments like a coffee with a cake. Located on Calle Pérez Galdós, 22.
La Malvaloca

La Malvaloca

Tapas, Mediterranean cuisine, and cocktails in the heart of Plaza de La Encarnación. La Malvaloca gives you the opportunity to enjoy an informal gastronomic proposal with tapas and Mediterranean cuisine as well as a wide range of drinks and cocktails. If you visit Las Setas, here you have a chance to snack on its delicious tapas and portions.
Calle Sierpes

Calle Sierpes

Just a few meters from the hotel, Calle Sierpes is the perfect excuse to browse among unique shops like Papelería Ferrer, the oldest stationery in Spain, Sombrerería Maquedano, Relojería El Cronómetro, or the very sweet Confitería La Campana. In addition, Sierpes has other local shops, modern fashion stores, and big brands.
Perro Viejo

Perro Viejo

Perro Viejo combines the traditional culture of tapas with contemporary cuisine and fusion touches. Located in a characterful building in the historic center (Calle Arguijo, 3), Perro Viejo is an attractive option for those seeking a good atmosphere and dishes that surprise them. Its duck rice with mushrooms, confit cod with sweet potato puree, and confit leeks await you.