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In Seville, not only is the weather hot and sunny for most of the year, but the city is bursting with colour. Think ripe oranges dangling from green trees, golden sandstone buildings adorned in blue and white tiles, and glasses of red wine served with Manchego cheese.

Known as ‘Sevilla’ in Spanish, this historic city is best explored on foot. Soak up the laid-back vibes along the banks of River Guadalquivir, or stroll along the footpaths of María Lucía Park to Plaza de España Square. Located on the park’s edge, this magnificent square flaunts a variety of architectural styles, and four bridges that represent each of Spain’s ancient kingdoms. You can hire a rowing boat and slowly make your way along the curved moat that runs beneath them.

The Andalusian capital is also home to Spain’s largest cathedral. Be sure to get a good look at the Gothic-style exterior before entering to see the tomb of none other than Christopher Columbus. And you can find peace in the neighbouring Alcázar of Seville – a grand and iconic example of Mudéjar architecture, with its beautiful mosaic-tiled interior and sumptuous gardens known for their cascading fountains.

Seville hums with energy at night, from crowded tapas bars to nightly performances at the Flamenco Museum – a gorgeous 18th-century building built on the foundations of an old Roman temple.

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Most popular time to visit October–December
Cheapest time to visit January–March
Local currency € 1 = ¥163
Language Spanish
Average weekend price ¥21,499 per night
Average weekday price ¥22,680 per night
Typical stay 2 nights

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10

Friendly safe city with plenty to do and see.

15 May 2025

Friendly safe city with plenty to do and see. Excellent food with restaurants and tapas bars. Going to see Flamenco is a must as well as the Cathedral, Alcazar and Parque de Maria Luisa Prebooking the Alcazar and Cathedral is essential We stayed in the centre of Seville which was great to get around Taxi from the airport is 30 euros

Katherine
Katherine United Kingdom
10

I am a well traveled person and have been to many places and...

14 May 2025

I am a well traveled person and have been to many places and can truly say that Seville is one of the most beautiful places I ever visited! The rich architecture as a consequence of a complex history is fascinating! The ‘tapas’ style of eating is great and very sociable. Perfect destination to go to with friends but also super safe as a solo traveler. The Alcázar was one of the highlights.

Ana Paula
Ana Paula United Kingdom
10

What a city!

14 May 2025

What a city! So beautiful and grand. History and culture, vibrant and modern. Everything you would want. The city takes on a special feel alive after dark. With wonderful bars and restaurants on every corner. A place to chill out, a place to delve into history, a place to experience food, a place to feel alive!

Julie
Julie United Kingdom
10

The whole experience was fantastic.

14 May 2025

The whole experience was fantastic. The architecture so complex and beautiful and moorish and mixed with norman and baroque. And spectacular with the mushrooms. And flamenco in the air, music and heels tapping everywhere I went.😁

Bugeja
Bugeja
10

Seville is a modest size city with an excellent old town...

13 May 2025

Seville is a modest size city with an excellent old town containing well preserved historic structures. People are very friendly. Food is very good. The Seville cathedral is stunning. Just the cathedral alone is well worth the visit.

Robert
Robert United States
10

We were there in Feria which meant lots of extra things...

13 May 2025

We were there in Feria which meant lots of extra things going on in the city. Definitely see the cathedral but you could skip the royal palace. More reasonably priced food than other major areas of Spain, such as Barcelona, Madrid and Mallorca. We rented scooters to get around which only cost 5.99 euro for 100 minutes over 3 days. We caught the train from Madrid and that was seamless.

Maria
Maria Australia

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