Seville: Where Spain Feels Most Spanish
Seville is Andalucía distilled—flamenco, tapas, bullfighting, and Moorish architecture create an intoxicating blend that feels like Spain's romantic soul.
Unmissable Sights
Real Alcázar
Mudéjar palace that rivals the Alhambra, with stunning gardens. Book tickets online to avoid queues.
Seville Cathedral & Giralda
The world's largest Gothic cathedral, with Christopher Columbus's tomb and panoramic tower views.
Plaza de España
Perhaps Spain's most impressive plaza—semicircular grandeur built for the 1929 Exposition.
Metropol Parasol (Las Setas)
Modern wooden structure with the city's best rooftop views at sunset.
Neighborhoods
Santa Cruz
The old Jewish quarter—narrow lanes, hidden plazas, and flower-draped walls.
Triana
The flamenco heartland across the river—ceramic workshops and authentic bars.
Alameda de Hércules
Bohemian nightlife district with trendy bars and restaurants.
Flamenco
Seville is where flamenco was born. For authentic experiences:
- Casa de la Memoria: Intimate tablao in Santa Cruz
- La Casa del Flamenco: Quality shows nightly
- Triana bars: Spontaneous performances in local spots
Sevillano Life
The city's rhythm revolves around:
- Tapas culture: Smaller portions, constant grazing
- Siesta: Everything closes 2-5 PM in summer
- Paseo: Evening strolls along the river
- Feria de Abril: The April Fair—a week of flamenco dresses and celebration
Best Time to Visit
- March-May: Orange blossoms, Semana Santa, Feria de Abril
- September-November: Warm but bearable
- Summer: Scorching—Seville is one of Europe's hottest cities
Ready for Andalusian passion? Our Seville specialists can arrange private flamenco experiences, palace tours, and day trips to white villages.
