Palacio Bucarelli

Palacio Bucarelli is a Sevillian Baroque gem, built at the end of the 17th century by the Bucarelli family from Florence. It preserves a large part of its original structure and elements and has been recently restored adapting it to all XXI century comforts The Bucarelli family moved to Seville attracted by the trade with the new world. Among its loads, spices such as cloves, cinnamon, black pepper, ginger, cardamom, nutmeg, vanilla or cocoa stood out. Over the generations, many characters in the family stood out and achieved great notoriety, especially in the military, political or religious sphere. Some give names to our Suites and our guests will be able to read different stories about them around the accommodation. At Palacio Bucarelli we love that our visitors feel like real guests in our home. That is why we strive to offer a personal treatment, recommending authentic and local places and adapting to your personal needs and tastes so that you can enjoy a tailor-made experience. The furniture, prints and tapestries of family heritage evoke the history of the Palace and its inhabitants, the comfort of its facilities and the careful decoration make a stay at the Bucarelli Palace a cozy experience that recalls the taste of home. Located in the historic district of San Lorenzo with a wide range of cuisine and entertainment in its surroundings, 20 minutes from the Cathedral and 10 minutes from the Museum of Fine Arts is a privileged place to enjoy an unforgettable stay in Seville.

Palacio Bucarelli is located in the heart of San Lorenzo neighborhood, which is a quiet and residential area within the historic center of Seville. Located on the left bank of Guadalquivir River and bordering the Macarena neighborhood to the north. It has many places of interest such as the Alameda de Hércules, one of the areas with the most atmosphere in the city, Plaza de San Lorenzo, where there are 2 emblematic churches of Seville, The Great Power and San Lorenzo; and other important buldings like Santa Ana Convent and Don Fadrique Tower A 10-minute walk away we find other points of interest such as the Fine Arts Museum, "Las Setas" or the commercial area. The San Lorenzo neighborhood stands out in recent years for its wide and varied gastronomic offer. Places to taste the classic tapas and also elaborate first class cuisine.