Things to do in Seville

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When Should You Visit Seville

The best times to visit Seville are generally considered to be:

• Spring (March to May): Pleasant temperatures, moderate crowds, and the city comes alive with vibrant festivals like Semana Santa (Holy Week) and the Seville Fair.
• Autumn (October): Comfortable weather, fewer crowds compared to summer, and still warm enough for outdoor activities.
• Shoulder Seasons (February and November): Affordable hotel rates and smaller crowds, but be prepared for some rain showers in November and potentially cooler temperatures in February.

Transportation To Seville

Here are your transportation options for getting to Seville:

By Plane:

• This is the most common way for international visitors to reach Seville. Seville has its own airport, Aeropuerto de Sevilla (SVQ), located about 6 miles northeast of the city center.
• The airport offers flights to many Spanish cities and select points around Europe.
• From the airport, you can take the special shuttle bus (EA line) directly to Plaza de Armas in the city center for around €4 (one way).

By Train:

• Seville has excellent train connections with many cities in Spain, making it a great option for travelers already within the country.
• The main train station is Santa Justa, located about a mile northeast of El Centro (city center).
• Renfe, the national railway company, operates most trains, with high-speed options available from major cities like Madrid and Barcelona.

By Bus:

• Buses offer a more budget-friendly option for reaching Seville, especially from other cities in Spain and Portugal.
• The main bus station is Prado de San Sebastian, conveniently located near Maria Luisa Park.
• Popular bus companies include Alsa, FlixBus, and Eurolines.

Other Options:

• Car: Seville is accessible by car, but keep in mind potential tolls and parking challenges within the city center.
• Ferry: There are no major ferry connections directly to Seville. However, you might consider flying or taking a train to a coastal city and then taking a ferry to explore other parts of Spain.

Traveling Tips 

• Explore the lesser-known but stunning 15th-century palace, offering a glimpse into the life of Seville's nobility.
• Enjoy breathtaking city views while indulging in delicious tapas at rooftop bars like "EI Pimpi" or "El Giralda."
• Immerse yourself in the local life at the Triana food market, browsing fresh produce, and artisanal goods, and enjoy the lively atmosphere.
• Skip the tourist traps and seek out "tablaos," intimate venues where you can witness authentic and passionate flamenco performances.
• Experience a taste of authentic Sevillian cuisine at this family-run restaurant, offering fresh, seasonal dishes and a warm atmosphere.
• Catch free flamenco performances in the Plaza de España during the summer months, offering a taste of the city's cultural heritage.
• Witness the elaborate processions and religious fervor during this unique and deeply ingrained local tradition (which occurs in spring).