Destination

Seville, Spain

Moorish palaces, flamenco, orange-scented plazas and tapas bars make Seville the heart of Andalusia, with Córdoba and Granada close by.

Trips to Seville from every city

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When to go

Best months for Seville
MonthSeason
Januaryfine
Februaryfine
Marchbest
Aprilbest
Maybest
Junefine
Julyavoid
Augustavoid
Septemberfine
Octoberbest
Novemberbest
Decemberfine
  • March, April: Semana Santa processions and, two weeks later, the Feria de Abril; hotels book out a year ahead
  • February, March: Orange blossom scent fills the streets

July, August: Routinely the hottest city in Europe in summer, with 40°C afternoons

Where to stay in Seville

  • Santa Cruz: The old Jewish quarter, orange trees and the cathedral around the corner.
  • El Arenal: Riverside, the bullring and tapas bars, very central.
  • Triana: Flamenco, ceramics and a local feel across the bridge.
  • Alameda de Hércules: Young, lively squares with bars and good-value stays.

What to do in Seville

  • Tour the Real Alcázar and its gardens
  • Climb the Giralda tower of the cathedral
  • Watch flamenco in a Triana tablao
  • Stroll Plaza de España and María Luisa Park
  • Day trip to Córdoba's Mezquita by train
  • Tapas crawl on Calle Mateos Gago

Good to know

AirportsSeville San Pablo (SVQ)
Passport for US citizensyes
Price levelmid-range
Time zoneEurope/Madrid
Kind of tripcity, culture, history, food, festival

Questions about Seville

When is the best time to visit Seville?

March, April, May, October and November. July, August: Routinely the hottest city in Europe in summer, with 40°C afternoons

Do US citizens need a passport for Seville?

Yes. Seville is in Spain; bring a valid passport.

How expensive is Seville on the ground?

Seville is mid-range by US standards: plan about $90 per person per day for food, getting around and tickets.