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Seville Travel Guide

Seville Travel Guide

ExplorerThings to do in SevilleSeville Travel Guide

Welcome to Seville, a vibrant city in southern Spain known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and lively culture. Stroll through the charming streets lined with orange trees, visit the iconic Alcazar Palace, and indulge in delicious tapas at bustling local markets. Immerse yourself in the passionate flamenco music and dance scene, or simply relax in one of the many beautiful plazas. With its warm climate, delicious cuisine, and friendly locals, Seville is the perfect destination for a memorable vacation. Get ready to experience the magic of this enchanting city!

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Seville in May: How to make the most of your visit

Seville in May: How to make the most of your visit

Seville in May is warm but not sweltering, while crowds are yet to hit their summer peak. The scent of orange blossoms still lingers in the air, patios burst with color, and the days are long and sun-drenched. One evening, you might find yourself sipping sherry on a rooftop while watching flamenco, the next, you’re wandering down cobblestone lanes lit by glowing lanterns and the soft strum of Spanish guitar. From seasonal festivals to delicious food and stunning architecture, discover the best things to do in Seville in May with this guide.Why go to Seville in May?Tourist season hasn’t hit its peakIn Seville in May, you get the best of both worlds — sunny skies and lively streets without summer crowds. Major attractions like the Alcázar and Seville Cathedral are easier to explore without long lines or sweltering heat. You’ll have more space to slow down, savor your tapas, and truly take in the city’s charm.Spring produce fills the marketsMay is harvest season, which means you’ll see stalls at Mercado de Triana or Feria Market piled high with seasonal produce including cherries, strawberries, and artichokes. Many local restaurants update their tapas menus to showcase the freshest ingredients, offering dishes like chilled salmorejo (cold Spanish soup) topped with jamón iberico (Iberian ham), or grilled vegetables drizzled in olive oil.It’s perfect for socializingMay’s longer daylight hours and mild temperatures make it the perfect season to enjoy prolonged evening dinner and drinks like a local. Sip sangria over tapas and watch flamenco street performances – springtime in Seville is perfect for socializing like a local. May is festival season Spring is filled with festivals, and one of the first in May is Cruces de Mayo (Crosses of May). Also called the Fiesta de las Cruces, this once-religious festival now centers around camaraderie, good food, and music playing in the streets. During the festival, you can wander the many Seville neighborhoods and admire the decorations as they compete to display the most beautiful floral crosses. What’s the weather like in Seville in May?Seville weather in May is warm, dry, and sunny, ideal for sightseeing, patio dining, and long evening strolls. Average daytime temperatures hover around 82 F (28 C), while nights cool off slightly to a comfortable 58 F (14 C). The skies are typically clear and rainfall is rare, making it one of the most pleasant months to explore the city on foot without the intense heat of summer. You’ll want lightweight clothing for the day, plus a light layer for breezy nights on a rooftop or riverside walk.Average day temperature: 82 F (28 C)Average night temperature: 58 F (14 C)Average days of rain: 3Average hours of daylight: 14.5 Top things to do in Seville in May

Sara Iannacone • Jul 8, 2025

The best streets in Seville you must explore

The best streets in Seville you must explore

Seville, the sun-soaked heart of Andalusia, is full of enchanting streets steeped in history, color, and rhythms that will delight travelers looking to relax, explore, and discover Spanish culture. Whether wandering through the narrow, winding alleys of the Santa Cruz quarter or strolling down grand boulevards lined with boutiques and coffee shops, every street in Seville offers a unique slice of its rich cultural tapestry.

Oscar Chiu • Jul 9, 2025

The ultimate guide to visiting Seville in November

The ultimate guide to visiting Seville in November

November is the perfect time to head to Seville. Andalusia's capital shimmers with sun-filled streets and just a few rainy days, with scenic views all around. Catch some of the prettiest fall colors in Parque de María Luisa before heading to the Sierra Norte de Seville for arresting mountain vistas. Fewer crowds also give more ways to enjoy Seville's top landmarks like Seville Cathedral and Palacio de las Dueñas. Check out some flamenco shows, hop on a Guadalquivir River cruise, or explore the fall music scene. What is Seville like in November? Find out with this guide. Why go to Seville in November?Peak season is overWith its sunny skies and gorgeous weather, it’s no surprise that Seville is a top Spanish destination. Many people flock here from spring to fall, with peak crowds in March to May and September to October. Summer gets busy, too, but the hot temperatures inspire a slower pace and many siestas. By November, Sevilleans get more of their city back, making it an excellent time to head out and see the sights. It’s more affordable Unlike peak season, November means more affordable costs on everything from hotels to car rentals and city tours. It’s an ideal time to visit for budget-conscious travelers, or simply wanderers who want to make the most of their time in Spain.Fall colors are on displaySeville’s mild Mediterranean climate means fall takes a while to kick in. November is the happy medium, where warm fall transitions into the cooler winter to come. Wander from Parque de María Luisa to Parque del Alamillo for pretty leaves decked out in reds and oranges which sometimes linger until the end of the month. What’s the weather like in Seville in November?Summer’s hot temperatures are long gone, and Seville’s November weather sees a return of comfortable day temperatures and cooler nights. You’ll likely see a few days of rain, so make sure to pack an umbrella just in case.Average day temperature: 68 F (20 C)Average night temperature: 50 F (10 C)Average days of rain: 5Average days of sun: 25Top things to do in Seville in November

Emily Clayton • Jul 3, 2025

Watch a local insider share the best things to do in Seville

Watch a local insider share the best things to do in Seville

I’ve been living in Andalucia’s capital for over two years, and here are my best things to do in Seville. Catch a free Flamenco show at the beautiful Plaza de España. Right next door is Maria Louisa Park, perfect for a peaceful stroll. Don’t miss Seville Cathedral, the world’s largest Gothic cathedral, and climb to the top of La Giralda for an awesome view and photo opportunity. For spectacular sunset spots in Seville, head to Las Setas, a rooftop bar, or take a boat cruise on the river. And, of course, the Alcazar is a must; it was a filming location for Game of Thrones, so it’s really cool to visit for any die-hard fans.

Vanessa Vermaas • Jul 1, 2025

Watch how to spend one perfect day in Seville

Watch how to spend one perfect day in Seville

If you’ve only got one day in Seville, I’ll show you how to make the most of it. To start, I recommend checking out top Seville landmarks, rowing boats at Plaza de España, and catching a free flamenco show in María Luisa Park. Next, explore the Alcazar and get lost in the cutest art-filled streets. I love a good view, so going up Las Setas is one of my favourite things to do. Cool off at a rooftop bar with a pool, paddleboard along the river, and end the perfect day in Seville with a tapas tour.

Vanessa Vermaas • Jul 1, 2025

Food in Seville: A local foodie's video guide

Food in Seville: A local foodie's video guide

Follow me for my must-try foods in Seville, as a local foodie and tapas connoisseur. I started at the historic Triana Market, sampling fresh local produce. Then I joined a tapas tour to discover hidden gems serving bites like jamón ibérico and queso payoyo.For a hands-on and fun experience, I took a tapas cooking class and learnt to make classic dishes myself. But if you’d rather sit back and enjoy the food, try Maravilla for their famous ensaladilla (Russian salad) and carrillada (pork cheek), paired perfectly with local wine or Tinto de Verano. End your night with the passion of a flamenco show, the perfect digestif.

Mafalda Teixeira • Jul 1, 2025

The ultimate guide to visiting Seville in March

The ultimate guide to visiting Seville in March

Seville in March means blossoming orange trees and lively outdoor festivals. Springtime in Seville is a nonstop celebration of Andalusian culture, from Holy Week processions and football matches to opera performances.

Amy Rogers • Jun 23, 2025

Seville in January: Everything you need to know

Seville in January: Everything you need to know

Sun-kissed Seville radiates lively energy in January, from the revelry of the Cavalcade of the Three Kings to the unbridled passion of flamenco performances. 

Ashley Fischer • Jun 18, 2025

Everything you need to know about visiting Seville in August

Everything you need to know about visiting Seville in August

Seville in August means sun, solitude, and plenty of siestas. It’s the hottest month of the year, and while locals head for the coast, fewer tourists mean quieter streets and space to explore at your own pace. Think late-night dinners, Setas de Sevilla light shows, and intimate flamenco shows.

Jessica Holom • Jun 19, 2025

The ultimate guide to visiting Seville in October

The ultimate guide to visiting Seville in October

Seville in October is ideal for experiencing Andalusia’s distinct culture without the crowds of summer. As the weather cools off from the summer highs, fall is the perfect season to take in his city’s addictive blend of Moorish, Catholic, and modern influences.

Sylvia Lee • Jun 19, 2025

Seville in December: everything you need to know

Seville in December: everything you need to know

Adorned with sparkling decorations and full of bustling Christmas markets, Seville in December emanates an infectious joy for the holiday season. In addition to more traditional events like the Nativity Fair, Seville on Ice puts on one of the city’s best family-friendly activities.

Ashley Fischer • Jun 19, 2025

Everything you need to know about Seville in February

Everything you need to know about Seville in February

Seville in February is the perfect sweet spot between winter’s quiet and spring’s tourist rush. This month sees bitter orange trees hang heavy with fruit and almond blossoms hint at spring’s approach. This quieter-than-usual month lets you craft a Seville itinerary that includes both iconic landmarks and local experiences. Travelling outside of peak season means you’ll be rewarded with things to do in Seville, from gorgeous hiking trails through the Sierra Norte’s green hills to the late-month Carnival.

Marco Monroy Robles • Jun 17, 2025

The ultimate guide to visiting Seville in April

The ultimate guide to visiting Seville in April

Seville in April is bursting with colorful blossoms and exciting festivals, all with mild weather that’s perfect for exploring. Start with Semana Santa and Feria de Abril, where religious celebrations highlight the city’s culture and heritage. Relax with a visit to the grand Royal Alcázar of Seville, especially glorious this time of year with gardens in full bloom. Finally, for escape into the countryside with a hike high into the Sierra Morena mountains. Discover the best things to do with this guide to Seville in April.

Emily Clayton • Jun 19, 2025

The 8 best sunrise spots in Seville to start your day in

The 8 best sunrise spots in Seville to start your day in

You probably know Seville as a late-night city — all tapas and moonlit strolls — but early risers catch a different kind of magic: pale light on whitewashed walls, still reflections on the Guadalquivir, and a blissful hush before the churros stalls even fire up.

Oscar O’Connor • Jun 20, 2025

10 tips on how to avoid crowds in Seville’s top spots

10 tips on how to avoid crowds in Seville’s top spots

Whether tapas-crawling downtown, catching a vibrant flamenco show, or admiring the stunning Alcázar, Seville never disappoints. However, with so much on offer, crowds of eager visitors are inevitable. To soak up the city’s charm without the hustle, it’s all about knowing where to go and when. From early morning tours at the Cathedral to exploring quieter Sevillian neighborhoods like Nervión, here are 10 tips on how to avoid crowds in Seville to make the most of your visit.

Lachlan Probyn • Jun 13, 2025

Everything you need to know about Seville in September

Everything you need to know about Seville in September

After months of shuttered afternoons and midnight dinners, Seville in September reestablishes its regular routine as locals return from their summer vacations. For anyone visiting Seville for the first time, September is a great time to enjoy authentic local culture without summer's heat. Things to do in Seville in September include kayak tours along the Guadalquivir River and the magnificent Bienal de Flamenco festival, which immerses the city in festive flamenco. You’ll find the city as it's meant to be experienced, with time to savor rather than simply survive. Why go to Seville in September? The heat is manageable September brings an end to the summer’s extreme heat, with daytime highs dropping to temperatures suitable for daytime exploring. Locals take advantage of this by setting up shop at outdoor cafés and restaurant terraces, enjoying the beautiful weather with an iced drink. Hotel prices are lower Hotel rates fall significantly from summer peaks. You can stay at boutique hotels in the historic center or luxury properties with rooftop pools for lower prices than just a few weeks earlier. It’s the start of theater season September is the start of theatre season, with venues like Teatro Central and Sala Cero putting on productions of new plays and beloved classics alike. There are plenty of events aimed primarily at Sevillanos rather than tourists, which will let you enjoy authentic experiences rarely available in peak seasons. It’s one of the best months for local produce at the markets September markets are overflowing with late summer tomatoes, eggplants, peppers, and the first fall pomegranates. Local olive oils from the new pressing start appearing next to seasonal fruits like figs and early autumn mushrooms. Visit in the morning to have the freshest selection and chances to chat with vendors about the best seasonal choices. You can still go swimming at rooftop pools Hotel and public pools stay open through September as summer crowds disappear. The water temperature stays warm enough for swimming, but without July and August's masses. Many hotel pools offer day passes for non-guests at reduced rates in September, providing refreshing breaks between sightseeing without having to fight strangers for towels and sun chairs. What’s the weather like in Seville in September? The weather in Seville in September is pleasantly warm with temperatures dropping as the month progresses. Early September can still feel quite hot around noon, while late September is much more comfortable throughout the day. Nights cool down enough for light sweaters or jackets, especially in the latter part of the month. Average day temperature: 86 F (30 C) Average night temperature: 64 F (18 C) Average days of rain: 3 days Average days of sun: 25 days Top things to do in Seville in September

Marco Monroy Robles • Jun 14, 2025

Everything you need to know about visiting Seville in July

Everything you need to know about visiting Seville in July

Seville in July is a hot spot — literally and culturally. Considered one of Spain’s most enchanting destinations, it pulsates with energy. Every corner tells a story, from its intricate Moorish architecture and street musicians' guitar riffs to the buzz of local life. The city truly comes alive under the golden glow of the Andalusian summer. What to do in Seville in July? There are numerous ways to make the most of the heat and find respite from it, from sipping cocktails in one of the city’s many squares to attending flamenco dance performances at night. With this guide to the best things to do in Seville in July, you can make the most of every moment. Why go to Seville in July? July evenings are perfect for tapas-hopping What is Seville like in July? The evening brings the city's streets to life with glass clinking and the smell of tapas wafting through the air. Experience local culture by sampling Spain’s best foods, from salmorejo (cold tomato soup) to jamón ibérico (black ham). Seville’s rooftop bars and pools offer stylish summer escapes Seville's rooftops stand as the city's hottest summer spots. These stand-out locations provide luxurious terraces where you can both beat the heat and immerse yourself in the city. From above, relish in the city skyline views of Seville’s iconic landmarks while you cool off with a tinto de verano (Spanish red wine cocktail). Enjoy an open-air flamenco show Traditional flamenco shows are the highlight of Seville's courtyards during sunset hours. You can see the Andalusian soul through passionate musical performances and dance in enchanting surroundings, framed by iconic Spanish architecture or cloaked beneath fanned tree canopies. It’s a truly authentic way to experience Spanish tradition, and July’s warm summer evenings create the perfect atmosphere to do so. Discover cultural landmarks while avoiding the large groups of tourists If you’re visiting Seville in July, you’ll experience a more peaceful and less crowded city as the coastal destinations attract most visitors. There will be shorter queues at the Alcázar and spacious moments at the Cathedral. While the heat may get intense, the historic neighborhoods of the city remain less crowded. What’s the weather like in Seville in July? The Seville weather in July is hot and dry, with almost constant sunshine throughout the month. The essential items for daytime exploration include lightweight clothing and sun protection. Prepare to take a siesta during the mid-day heat and venture out in the morning and evenings instead, carrying plenty of water with you when you do. Average day temperature: 97 F (36 C) Average night temperature: 68 F (20 C) Average days of rain: 0–1 Average days of sun: 30 Top things to do in Seville in July

Georgia Carter • Jun 11, 2025

Everything you need to know about visiting Seville in June

Everything you need to know about visiting Seville in June

Seville in June is something different indeed. Locals rise before the sun, and streets empty by noon — all because of the intense Andalusian June heat. But planning around it will reward you with peaceful morning tours of Itálica's Roman ruins before they bake under the sun, followed by afternoon retreats to air-conditioned museums when the heat is at its worst. Seville in summer demands respect but not fear. As darkness falls after 9:30 PM, you’ll find no shortage of things to do in Seville in June with the generous daylight. From sipping tinto de verano to celebrating Corpus Christi, you’ll taste an authenticity that rushed spring visitors never catch.Why go to Seville in June?June nights in Seville feel like they never endThe days are bright well after 9:30 PM in Seville in June, giving you plenty of time to enjoy the city after the day’s heat subsides. Plazas fill with locals dining outdoors until midnight while children play in fountains and squares when locals in most other cities are already asleep. Rooftop bars and hotel pools are open Hotels across the city open their rooftop terraces and pools to both guests and day visitors. With a day pass, you’ll be able to spend the hottest time of the day chilling by the pool and sipping on cocktails while you enjoy views of the Seville Cathedral or Giralda tower.Dinner reservations are easier to securePopular restaurants still have tables available without having to book weeks ahead. Even sought-after spots in Santa Cruz accept same-day reservations or walk-ins, especially on weeknights. This lets you try some of the city's best restaurants without having to meticulously plan everything in advance or settle for tourist-trap alternatives.The heat is more manageable June has warm days of around 85 F (29 C), which are warm but much more manageable than later in the summer. Mornings and nights are pleasant for walking tours and spending time outdoors, while balmy evenings are perfect for soaking up the local atmosphere with a drink and tapas. What’s the weather like in Seville in June?The weather in Seville in June is hot and dry, with consistently sunny skies and almost no rainfall. Daytime temperatures start to rise by mid-month, with late afternoons feeling quite intense. Evenings cool down slightly but are still warm enough to not require more than a light layer. Average day temperature: 87 F (31 C)Average night temperature: 64 F (18 C)Average days of rain: 2 daysAverage days of sun: 28 daysTop things to do in Seville in June

Marco Monroy Robles • Jun 9, 2025

The 7 best churches in Seville to explore

The 7 best churches in Seville to explore

The best churches in Seville magnificently reflect the city’s intoxicating mix of Christian and Moorish cultures. Seemingly perpetually bathed in a golden light, these sacred sites are filled with rich history and magnificent architecture, defining landmarks that dominate the buzzing streets of sunny Seville.

Ashley Fischer • Jun 7, 2025

The 8 best gardens in Seville you should explore

The 8 best gardens in Seville you should explore

Step into Seville’s sun-drenched streets, where the scent of orange blossoms lingers and historic architecture sets the scene. Beyond the tapas, bars, and buzzing cafes, the city is home to numerous tranquil parks and gardens.

Ashley Fischer • Jun 3, 2025

Art across the centuries: Famous paintings and art in Seville

Art across the centuries: Famous paintings and art in Seville

Wandering Seville’s sun-soaked streets, you’ll stumble upon more than orange trees and Gothic spires — you’ll find a city molded by centuries of movements. From quiet corners of historic churches to modern installations, the art scene here is anything but static. The most famous art in Seville spans Renaissance masters, Baroque saints, street murals, and contemporary provocations. Whether it’s your first time in the sunny capital of Andalusia or you’re a repeat visitor, this list offers a range of unique pieces that will bring you closer to the soul of the city.

Ashley Boyd • Jun 13, 2025

8 spectacular sunset spots in Seville

8 spectacular sunset spots in Seville

In Seville, the light doesn’t just fade — it performs. It pours through Gothic rose windows, sparkles on golden domes, and bounces around antique tiles like a flamenco dancer showing off. And just when you think it’s over, the sky goes full watercolor over the Guadalquivir River.

Oscar O’Connor • Jun 6, 2025

Epic things to do in Seville at night

Epic things to do in Seville at night

As night falls in Seville, the Andalusian capital comes alive with a magical glow. The streets buzz with energy, from softly lit monuments to bustling tapas bars. Outdoor terraces offer perfect spots to dine al fresco, while evening tours take advantage of cooler hours, ideal if you visit Seville in summer. Wondering what to do in Seville at night? Nighttime reveals Seville’s landmarks in a romantic new light, and indoors, you can discover passionate flamenco performances and cozy, old bars. Whether you’re exploring until midnight or embracing the city’s late-night culture, here’s your guide to the 10 best things to do after dark in Seville.

Lara Serlin • May 19, 2025

Bookmark these best weekend getaways from Seville

Bookmark these best weekend getaways from Seville

Sitting at the heart of the Andalusia region, Seville is a perfect gateway to some of southern Spain’s most fascinating destinations. From the Moorish Alhambra of Granada to the sun-drenched beaches of Cádiz, the best weekend getaways near Seville offer a chance to dive deeper into the region’s rich history and breathtaking landscapes. While there are plenty of fantastic places to visit in Seville itself, these seven handpicked escapes promise even more unique adventures, including charming coastal retreats and white-washed old towns with sweeping vistas.

Jessica Holom • May 16, 2025

8 bridges in Seville that lead to iconic sights

8 bridges in Seville that lead to iconic sights

Known for their architectural excellence, the bridges of Seville offer a snapshot of the city’s cultural history. Linking the city's neighborhoods, many of these historical structures, like the Puente del Alamillo, feature unusual designs that literally give you a new perspective on the city. Others, like the Triana Bridge, are architectural time capsules straight from the 19th century.

Lisa Alexander • May 1, 2025

Best hikes in Seville: 5 spectacular trails

Best hikes in Seville: 5 spectacular trails

Nestled in the Guadalquivir River valley, Seville looks out over romantic city vistas and flat landscapes, where towers are the tallest features. To capture the best hikes near Seville, head outside the city center to scenic spots, meandering rivers, and the soaring Sierras.

Emily Clayton • Apr 14, 2025

The 5 Coolest Neighborhoods in Seville

The 5 Coolest Neighborhoods in Seville

Seville has many vibrant neighborhoods with distinct highlights, offering diverse and memorable experiences for travelers. Barrio Santa Cruz is an iconic city center district, home to landmarks like La Giralda and Real Alcázar. Visit Sur to see the famous park, Parque Maria Luisa, a gorgeous green oasis in the city worth relaxing. Or find a coffee spot and enjoy the hip district of Alameda, where art galleries, chic bars, and vintage boutiques are at your fingertips. Whether you’re looking for the best tapas or want to experience the grandiose history of the city by seeing each district yourself, discover the best Seville neighborhoods for what interests you with this guide.

Oscar O’Connor • Mar 31, 2025

Best way to get around Seville: What you need to know

Best way to get around Seville: What you need to know

Getting around Seville is simple as long as you know the options available. Exploring the city’s museums and landmarks is very accessible. Seville offers excellent public transportation options, including a small subway system, an extensive bus and tram network, and always-available bike-sharing services. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or have already visited the great city, this guide will make getting around Seville effortless.

Oscar O’Connor • Mar 31, 2025

An epic itinerary for a long weekend in Seville

An epic itinerary for a long weekend in Seville

Spend your weekend in Seville and be enchanted by sun-dappled mosaic plazas and the Moorish splendor of the Real Alcázar. Savor endless plates of jamón in tapas bars, explore the ancient ruins of the Itálica amphitheater, or catch golden hour at the futuristic Metropol Parasol. This Seville weekend itinerary will have you wandering beneath the shade of orange trees in Santa Cruz, sipping sangria, and rocking to the hypnotic rhythm of flamenco at Triana. By the time you leave, you’ll wonder why you ever thought a long weekend in Seville was enough.

Mar 31, 2025

First time in Seville: Everything you need to know

First time in Seville: Everything you need to know

Moorish palaces and modern architecture blend seamlessly and beautifully in Spain’s sunniest city. From the magnificent Alcázar with its ornate gardens to the lively tapas bars and flamenco clubs of Triana, expect unforgettable experiences your first time in Seville. Wander through the orange-scented streets of Santa Cruz, climb the Giralda for stunning city views, and savor local specialties like jamón ibérico (dry-cured ham) in historic plazas. This first-timer’s guide covers the top things to know about Seville, from the best attractions and neighborhoods to essential local customs.

Emma Brode • Mar 27, 2025

Seville in winter: 8 adventures in Andalusia’s capital

Seville in winter: 8 adventures in Andalusia’s capital

Seville in winter becomes an enchanting escape, where cool temperatures and smaller crowds create the perfect holiday atmosphere as festive lights turn the city's plazas and monuments into dazzling spectacles. Things to do in Seville during winter are truly magical, like witnessing the impressive Cabalgata de Reyes parade or shopping at the festive Feria de Belén Christmas market.With classic Spanish activities like flamenco shows and some of Seville's hidden gems, this winter guide to Seville reveals everything worth seeing or doing during this special time of year.

Marco Monroy Robles • Mar 26, 2025

6 traditional ways to celebrate Easter in Seville

6 traditional ways to celebrate Easter in Seville

From midnight processions to beautiful saeta performances (Andalusian religious songs), there are many captivating things to do in Seville at Easter. The city’s Semana Santa (Holy Week) celebrations date back to the 16th century and center around 60 religious brotherhoods carrying elaborate floats through its medieval streets.Easter in Seville brings weather that’s perfect for exploring, streets filled with the scent of orange blossoms, and cafes serving Easter treats. Whether watching the theatrical floats at Plaza de San Francisco, tasting traditional torrijas, or discovering the streets of Macarena, here’s how to spend Easter in Seville.Everything you need to know about Easter in SevilleEaster traditions: Semana Santa processions, religious brotherhood ceremonies, and Easter services at the Seville Cathedral.Average temperatures around Easter: Around 59-72 F (15-22 C) with occasional spring showers and comfortable evening temperatures.Festive food to try: Torrijas (honey-soaked sweet bread), pestiños (honey-glazed pastries), potaje de vigilia (traditional Lenten stew with chickpeas and spinach), and hornazo (Easter bread stuffed with eggs and meat).

Mar 26, 2025

Your guide to Seville in spring: 7 essential experiences

Your guide to Seville in spring: 7 essential experiences

As the days grow longer and the weather warms, Seville in spring comes alive. Seville’s Easter processions captivate visitors, while the April Fair draws in thousands to celebrate Andalusian cuisine, art, music, and dance. While in Seville, experience the grandeur of Plaza de España while watching flamenco, or picnic among the blooms in Parque de María Luisa. Catch some thrills of Isla Mágica with the kids, sample the best food in Seville in historic Santa Cruz, or visit iconic landmarks by bike. Discover the top things to do with this spring guide to Seville.

Patricia Steffy • Mar 12, 2025

10 best places to visit in Seville you don’t want to miss

10 best places to visit in Seville you don’t want to miss

Seville is a captivating city where rich history, stunning Moorish architecture, and vibrant culture come together. From the exquisite Royal Alcázar to the panoramic views from the Torre del Oro, there’s no shortage of top attractions in Seville. Explore the majestic Seville Cathedral, or immerse yourself in the world of art, both classic and contemporary, at one of the city’s exceptional museums. Whether you’re drawn to flamenco, royal palaces, or fine art, Seville offers endless sights to discover. In this guide, we highlight the best places to visit in Seville, showcasing the city’s diverse charm.

Mar 11, 2025

10 Fun family-friendly activities in Seville

10 Fun family-friendly activities in Seville

Many people think of Seville as a grown-up destination due to its romantic, vibrant atmosphere. But there’s plenty here for kids, too. Many of the city's museums are child-friendly, and the exceptional cuisine will impress the entire family.Seville has many kid-friendly attractions, such as the aquarium and the Museum of Illusions. There are also day trips offering fun activities for kids. Go horse riding on the beach in Doñana National Park or play with the friendly monkeys on the Rock of Gibraltar. If you don't want to venture out of the city, no problem. There are great things to do with children inside the city limits, including watersports on the Guadalquivir River or a trip to the city's awesome amusement park. Here are the highlights.

Tiegan Johnston • Mar 11, 2025

Best museums in Seville that are worth your time

Best museums in Seville that are worth your time

With a history as rich as Seville’s, it’s no surprise the city is packed with museums that tell stories of its past. The best places to visit include museums which focus on art, showing both historical and contemporary pieces. Others explore the distinctive traditions of Andalusia. You can learn about bullfighting, flamenco, or Seville's Easter processions — no matter your interests, Seville has you covered.

Cari B. • Mar 11, 2025

Seville in summer: best things to do and see

Seville in summer: best things to do and see

Temperatures really soar in Seville in summer, so planning carefully is must. Some of the best places to visit might be too hot to see during the day, but thankfully the city really comes alive at night. In the heat of the afternoon, you can keep your cool by staying indoors in an art museum, or embrace local customs and take a soothing siesta.This guide to summer activities in Seville will help you beat the heat, with boat trips, kayaking adventures, and watersports.

Tiegan Johnston • Mar 11, 2025

Seville for couples: the most romantic things to do

Seville for couples: the most romantic things to do

Andalusian architecture makes for the ultimate romantic backdrop, and Seville offers moody drama in spades. But to really dial at the romance, plan a special date with an evening cruising down the river with tapas and sangria, or feel the fire during a flamenco dancing masterclass.But there’s more than your typical date idea here: strike out on a hike through the stunning natural landscapes and find romance in a shared adventure; or learn to make tapas to bring the taste of Seville home with you. From dates to special occasions, here are some of the most romantic activities in Seville.

Tiegan Johnston • Mar 11, 2025

Best art museums in Seville: discovering the city's artistic wonders

Best art museums in Seville: discovering the city's artistic wonders

Visitors flock to Seville for its distinctive culture. When you think of art in Seville, you probably imagine some famous landmarks like the Giralda or the Alcázar, which encapsulate the unique Moorish influence that makes the city so special.But there are many superb art galleries in Seville, too. This guide to the city’s best art museums will take you on a journey through Andalusian art and beyond. Some museums feature great Spanish masters like Goya and Velázquez, while others celebrate the azulejo tiles of southern Spain. You'll even find some surprises, like a painting by an American First Lady, when you visit these intriguing galleries.

Cari B. • Mar 11, 2025

Seville’s unmissable landmarks and attractions

Seville’s unmissable landmarks and attractions

Among the historic landmarks in Seville, you'll find the world's largest Gothic cathedral, old Moorish fortresses, and Roman ruins. These architectural landmarks will take your breath away with their dazzling design — but that's not all. The city and its surrounding area also boast some incredible natural landmarks, including the mighty Guadalquivir River and the idyllic Doñana Park, where you might just glimpse a rare Iberian lynx.

Cari B. • Mar 11, 2025

10 hidden gems to discover in Seville

10 hidden gems to discover in Seville

You could easily spend your entire vacation exploring Seville's famous landmarks, but it pays to reserve some time to get off the beaten path. This guide to the best hidden gems in Seville is filled with local favorites and amazing places that don’t feature on most itineraries.Follow this list to discover quirky museums, explore little-known historic sites, find exciting ways to explore the city on the water or unique walking tours, meet fighting bulls, and even get a taste of the Seville nightlife at the city’s smallest bar. Get away from the tourist trail with these amazing hidden gems in Seville.

Ineke • Mar 11, 2025

18 fun things to do in Seville that make it one of a kind

18 fun things to do in Seville that make it one of a kind

Seville is renowned for its vibrant culture, featuring flamenco shows, Moorish architecture, and iconic landmarks that create an enchanting atmosphere. Beyond these well-known attractions, the city offers a plethora of fun things to do, catering to all interests. Experience the River Guadalquivir from a paddleboard, explore mind-bending exhibits at the Museum of Illusions, or learn to make authentic tapas. For thrill-seekers, the city’s theme park promises an adrenaline rush. Here are 18 of the most fun and unique things to do in Seville, ensuring a memorable visit.

Mar 11, 2025

What to eat in Seville: 12 must-try local delights

What to eat in Seville: 12 must-try local delights

If you’re wondering what to eat in Seville, start with tapas on a terrace paired with a glass of sangria as you enjoy the city at night. The Andalusian cuisine reflects its vibrant culture and sunny climate, offering delicious dishes to savor. Cold soups, like gazpacho and salmorejo, are refreshing choices in the city’s warm weather. For seafood lovers, Seville’s Mediterranean-inspired dishes are a must. Additionally, iconic Spanish dishes like paella are always popular. Whether craving local specialties or the best Southern Spanish specialties, the city’s culinary scene won’t disappoint. Here’s a guide to the best food in Seville.

Yessica Klein • Feb 19, 2025

An all-season guide to the best time to visit Seville

An all-season guide to the best time to visit Seville

Seville basks in the warmth of the Andalusian sun that graces the city over 300 days a year, bathing its streets and landmarks in a blanket of light. The air carries a heady perfume of orange blossoms, with the distant strum of flamenco guitars from Triana’s courtyards. Stroll through the Santa Cruz neighborhood, where ivy-draped balconies and Moorish architecture cast dancing shadows, or lose yourself in the Mudejar gardens of the Real Alcázar. This month-by-month guide to Seville showcases that there is no absolute best time to visit Seville — there is always something happening for everyone.

Feb 17, 2025

9 Top things to do outdoors in Seville

9 Top things to do outdoors in Seville

From climbing ancient towers to wandering through perfectly manicured courtyards, the best things to do outdoors in Seville showcase the city’s Moorish-meets-Gothic charm. While there are countless things to do in Seville year-round, summer brings a special kind of magic to its streets and plazas as the nearby ocean breeze fills the air and the sunlight showers every building.Whether you’re exploring iconic landmarks in Seville, like the Royal Alcázar Palace, or discovering hidden corners of María Luisa Park, each outdoor space tells a different part of this captivating city’s story.

Feb 16, 2025

8 things to do alone in Seville for your next solo adventure

8 things to do alone in Seville for your next solo adventure

With its orange blossom-scented streets and vibrant tapas culture, Seville is an ideal city to explore solo. Whether you’re climbing the Giralda for city views, joining a cooking class to master paella, or using the city as a base for day trips to the Alhambra, there are countless things to do alone in Seville.Spend your afternoons people-watching at Plaza de España and your evenings catching flamenco shows or strolling along the Guadalquivir River — traveling to Seville alone lets you discover the city at your preferred pace. With so much fun awaiting, here are the top activities for solo travelers in Seville.

Feb 15, 2025

8 idyllic things to do in Seville when it rains

8 idyllic things to do in Seville when it rains

Seville is home to extravagant cathedrals, lively dance shows, and intimate restaurants, keeping the party going even in poor weather. The rain can’t stop you from eating, shopping, or learning more about Spanish culture, which are some of the best things to do in Seville when it rains.Taste various tapas or learn how to make your own in a cooking class. View historic documents from a revolutionary era of global exploration. Find tranquility in a luxurious thermal spa. Sip on a cold beer inside a charming, bustling bazaar. These are Seville attractions that will make rainy days your favorite days. 

Jan 31, 2025

8 best views in Seville: Observation decks, towers, and more

8 best views in Seville: Observation decks, towers, and more

Seville, Andalusian’s sun-drenched capital, is a vibrant and inviting city. Surrounded by gentle plains and situated on a picturesque river, its skyline of minarets, bell towers, and Moorish architecture mixed with modern additions is breathtaking. From the glinting Torre del Oro to the swooping curves of Setas de Sevilla, the top things to do in Seville reveal unique views where the old meets the new. Ready to discover the most scenic spots in Seville? Let's climb those ancient towers and modern monuments to uncover 8 of the best views in Seville.

Jan 23, 2025

7 ways to celebrate Christmas in Seville

7 ways to celebrate Christmas in Seville

Celebrate Christmas in Seville for the perfect way to enjoy the holiday season without the cold weather. Temperatures stay well above the freezing point and Christmas decorations light up the streets, transforming downtown Seville into a festive wonderland. Holiday markets featuring handcrafted gifts and nativity scene pieces fill the city squares as notes of Christmas carols and flamenco music echo through Seville's neighborhoods. The many dazzling light shows and holiday concerts that take place in December and early January provide evening entertainment options for kids and adults alike. Here are the best things to do in Seville during the holidays for a season full of Christmas joy and magic.Everything you need to know about Christmas in SevilleBest holiday market: Mercado Navideño de Nervión, Nervión PlazaAverage temperature: 43°F to 61°F (6°C -17°C)Key holiday days: Christmas is celebrated primarily on December 24, with some smaller celebrations on December 25, and the Three Kings Parade takes place on January 5.Best free festive activity: The Nativity Scene Fair, located next to the Seville Cathedral

Jan 17, 2025

9 best free things to do in Seville

9 best free things to do in Seville

An endlessly fascinating city full of captivating historic buildings, serene parks, and contrasting cultural influences, Seville is a mesmerizing metropolis packed with superb free attractions and activities.Relax in the beautiful Plaza de España, explore the tranquil Parque de María Luisa, climb the soaring Torre del Oro and, if you time it right, even check out majestic royal palaces like the Alcázar of Seville, all without spending a cent.Whether you’re exploring Seville on a budget or just looking for some cheap attractions to accompany the top free things to do in Seville, this guide has you covered.

Alec Hawley • Jan 6, 2025

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