A few hours drive from the Andalucian coastal resorts, Seville has a distinctively historic feel. The Moorish influence is easy to spot in the stunning architecture, and its buzzing network of tiny streets make it an explorer’s paradise. The sheer variety of buildings here represents how often Seville changed hands, and its significance as the economic hub of the Spanish empire. The main exports nowadays are the famous bitter Seville oranges, and of course – Flamenco.
What you’ll love most about Seville
- Immerse yourself in Seville’s rich history with visits to iconic landmarks like the Alcázar Palace, the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See, and the Giralda Tower
- Explore Seville’s charming neighbourhoods, such as the Santa Cruz Quarter and Triana, where you can wander narrow streets, admire colourful buildings, and experience local culture
- Experience the passion and energy of flamenco with live performances at intimate tablaos and traditional venues throughout Seville, showcasing the artistry of dancers, singers, and musicians
- Relax in Seville’s beautiful gardens and parks, including the Maria Luisa Park and the Alameda de Hércules, offering lush greenery, tranquil fountains, and scenic vistas
- Indulge in Seville’s delicious cuisine, with tapas bars, seafood restaurants, and traditional taverns serving mouthwatering dishes like gazpacho, paella, and fried fish
- Experience Seville’s vibrant festivals and events, such as the Semana Santa (Holy Week) processions and the Feria de Abril (April Fair), celebrating the city’s religious traditions and cultural heritage
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