Seville

Andalucía · Spain

Seville

Andalucía's capital: a Mudéjar palace still in royal use, the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, and a tapas culture that runs on standing at a counter rather than sitting at a table.

Seville keeps two calendars — Semana Santa and the Feria de Abril — and the city genuinely stops for both. Dress is more formal than the heat suggests, and dinner starts far later than most visitors plan for.

Plan your trip

Seville Tour Itineraries

Timed, walkable day plans — plus the best season to go.

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For the feed

Trending Wear in Seville

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Rooted in the city

Seville Traditional Wear

Local, cultural, handcrafted outfits

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Taste the city

Food to Eat in Seville

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Where to Eat in Seville

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Questions

Seville — FAQ

What is Seville famous for?

Andalucía's capital — a Mudéjar palace still in royal use at the Alcázar, the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, Plaza de España, and a tapas culture that runs on standing at the bar.

How many days are enough for Seville?

Two or three: the cathedral and its Giralda tower, the Alcázar and the Santa Cruz lanes; then Triana across the river, the park and Plaza de España.

What is the best time to visit Seville?

March to May, and October.

How do I get around Seville?

Spread out but flat, with a city metro under it — the cathedral quarter and Santa Cruz are walked, and Triana is across the bridge.

What is Triana famous for?

Historically its own town — potters, sailors and flamenco families — on the west bank of the Guadalquivir. Its ceramic past still shapes the lanes, and the river walk back towards the centre is the classic evening stroll.