Discover the captivating jewel of Andalusia: Seville. This enchanting city beckons with its irresistible charm, rich history, and vibrant culture, making it an absolute must-see in Spain. From the moment you set foot in Seville, you’ll find yourself immersed in a world where time-honored traditions blend seamlessly with a modern and dynamic atmosphere. And we are here to tell you what you should see in Seville.
Seville is a city that celebrates life, and its warm and welcoming spirit will embrace you wholeheartedly. Lose yourself in its labyrinthine streets, lined with colorful buildings adorned with intricate balconies and blooming flower pots. Each corner reveals a new surprise, whether it’s a hidden courtyard, a bustling tapas bar, or the captivating sound of flamenco echoing through the air.
As you explore what to see in Seville, you’ll be transported back in time. Seville’s rich historical heritage is visible at every turn. From the majestic Alcázar, a must-see attraction in Seville, with its lush gardens and exquisite architecture, to the towering Giralda, another must-see in Seville, a former minaret turned bell tower, history comes alive before your eyes.
But Seville offers more than just its iconic landmarks; it’s a place where time seems to stand still during the lively festivals that punctuate the year. The world-famous Feria de Abril is a spectacle of color, music, and flamenco, making it a must-see event in Seville where locals and visitors alike come together to celebrate with infectious energy. And let’s not forget Semana Santa, a profound and solemn religious event that fills the streets with processions and emotions, another must-see in Seville.
Seville is also a culinary paradise, offering a myriad of must-see restaurants and cafes. Indulge in tapas, a must-see culinary experience in Seville, small plates bursting with flavor, and discover the city’s love affair with fresh seafood, jamón ibérico, and traditional Andalusian dishes. Wash it all down with a glass of crisp sherry or a refreshing tinto de verano, and you’ll understand why Seville’s gastronomy is a must-see in itself.
Whether you’re strolling along the banks of the Guadalquivir River, exploring the quaint neighborhoods, or simply soaking up the lively atmosphere in a plaza, Seville will captivate you with its undeniable allure. Its passion, beauty, and infectious energy will leave an indelible mark on your heart, making it a top must-see destination in Seville.
So, pack your bags, embark on a journey to Seville, and let yourself be enchanted by a city that effortlessly combines tradition and modernity, history and innovation. Seville awaits, ready to offer you an experience like no other. Don’t miss the must-see attractions and experiences that await you in Seville. Check out the video above for the full story!
Hi Tony, good day. We are an Indian family intending to travel to Andalusia in Dec 2023. We are strict vegetarians i.e no egg, no meat, no fish and hence seek your opinion on how we can manage food during our trip. Appreciate any help. Thanks
Hello there. You will need to look for vegetarian or vegan restaurantes (“restaurantes vegetarianos y veganos”). Ask for recommendations at the hotel where you are staying. All the best.
Hi Tony, my wife and I will be visiting Barcelona, Madrid and Seville in April of 2024. While you have recommedations of where to stay in Barcelona and Madrid, you have made no recommedation for Seville. Where should I stay?
Hi there, look at our accommodation recommendations in Seville.
Thank you very much! One more thing, where can I get a schedule of bullfighting in Seville in April?
We do not share information on bullfighting in our websites and channels. The local tourist office should be able to help.
Hi Tony, I want to let you know that I managed to book tickets on RENFE for April 2024! The website has problems with Credit Card. However, it works well with PayPal
Excellent!
Hi Tony,
We love your YouTube videos.
Please recommend a good tour company for the day trips from Sevilla.
Thank you,
Thieu
Hello Thieu, we’ve never used the services of any company for day trips, so can’t recommend any.
Hello again, Tony.
Can you recommend the best deiving route and hotels from Sevilla to Barcelona in 6 days?
Thank you,
Thieu
Hi again, Thieu, we intend to create a consultancy service to help with queries like yours, but so far it is at a planning stage. All the best!
Buenos Dias, Tony
We are planning a trip to Spain in December to visit the Game of Thrones locations. Could you please recommend some Christmas events or activities during that time?
I am handling most of the planning and have watched all your videos for references and guidance. Thank you for your detailed work; it has been beneficial!
Hello, the program of Christmas activities will only be published some time during December. Go to a tourist office as soon as you arrive in Seville to find out the details. All the best.
Hello Tony,
My wife and I are visiting Seville in a couple of weeks. While we will go around the city mostly by walking, we may need to take public transportation during our 4 days in Seville. We are considering purchasing Tarjeta TUSSAM card. Can we just share one card for us, or we need to get two cards? By the way, we love watching your Youtube videos.
Thanks a lot!
Xin
Hello Xin. To be honest with you, in 15+ visits to Seville we have never ever boarded a local bus, we haven’t had the need to do so. We don’t see how you could benefit from it (unless you are staying in a far away location). In any case, it can be shared by several people traveling together. All the best!
Hi Tony,
Hope all is well with you. We are a family of four on a Portugal and Spain trip. From Lisbon, Portugal, our next stop is Seville, Spain. Would you suggest flying or taking a train? If by train, what is the best way to do it?
Thanks,
Chris
Hello Chris, everything great over here. There are no trains linking Portugal and Seville, so you’d better fly from Lisbon to Seville. Here’s a video explaining the how to travel from Spain to Portugal. All the best.
Hi Tony,
How are you?
Do you have video on Seville’s Public Transport?
Thanks,
Chay
Hello Chay, we don’t have one nor plan to do it, as it doesn’t make much sense. In umpteenth trips to Seville we’ve hardly had to use the public transport. All the best.
We enjoy so much your web site , we want to try everything ,,,, now when we make reservation on line they often ask for the passeprort number: do we have to produce the passeport when entering the different sites ?? now???
Hi Mathieu, you might be asked to produce your passport to prove it matches the identity of the buyer of the ticket, but it is a case by case situation, there is no general rule.
Hello Tony,
Thank you for your wonderful videos. We loved traveling to Barcelona, Zaragoza and San Sebastián with your advice.
You have inspired us to make a second trip to Spain. We will be visiting Seville and Granada and would love to hear live music. We would prefer smaller non touristy venues in either city to hear classical guitar.
Do you and Cecilia have any recommendations of neighborhoods, specìfic bars or theaters to visit? Are there some places that we should avoid?
Gracias,
Janice
Hello Janice. Glad to hear we have inspired you! We don’t know of any venues where classical guitar is played, but our advice is to head to the tourist office in both cities where they will definitely have more up-to-date information than we do. All the best.
Hi Tony, Would like to know what you think of my itinerary and any red flags you see:
Planning a 2-3 week vacation from Dec 28 to Jan 15 with wife, a 3yo and a 1yo. Wanted to stay in places with warm dry winters,
Plan to fly into Seville, then visit Cordoba, then Granada, then Malaga where we fly out. Plan on taking the train between cities
What do you think of this itinerary (specifically from the perspective of travelling with little kids)?
How much time would you allocate for each city?
Hello there, your plan sounds good. We have a ready-to-use trip by train in Andalusia here. And for how many days in each city, check this video out.