If you’re looking for the best rooftop bars in Seville, this list has everything you need, without the fluff. I’ve spent a lot of time living in and exploring the city, and rooftop terraces are one of the best ways to take it all in. But not all of them are worth your time (or…
May is one of the most enjoyable months to visit Seville. The weather in Seville in May hits a genuinely good balance: warm, sunny, and long on daylight, without the punishing heat that makes June and July harder going. The crowds are there, but they’re more manageable than April. And once Feria season is behind…
April is one of the best months to visit Seville. The weather in Seville in April sits in a sweet spot: warm enough to enjoy the city comfortably, but not yet the intense heat that arrives in June and July. Crowds are up, yes, but so is the atmosphere, and the two biggest festivals on…
Seville is one of those cities that gets under your skin fast. The problem with having just one day in Seville is that there is genuinely so much to see, and if you plan it badly, you’ll spend half the day queueing, walking in the wrong direction, or sitting in a tourist trap restaurant, wondering…
Planning what to wear to Feria de Abril and not sure where to start? Honestly, this is one of the things people panic about most before they go. I live in Seville and have been to the Feria plenty of times, and it’s also one of the questions I get asked most. Here’s the honest…
Every April, Seville transforms. For one week, the city effectively moves to a purpose-built fairground in the Los Remedios neighbourhood, where around 1,000 striped marquees, known as casetas, line the avenues, packed with people in flamenco dress, dancing sevillanas until sunrise. If you’ve heard about the Feria de Abril and started looking into it, you’ve…
If you’re visiting Seville in late April, you’ve timed it perfectly. The Seville April Fair, Feria de Abril in Spanish, is one of the most spectacular events in Europe, but most first-time visitors arrive with very little idea of how it actually works. That’s where things go wrong. People show up in trainers, wander the…
Choosing where to eat breakfast in Seville can be a bit overwhelming; there are so many great options. Some places serve a simple tostada and coffee, others are better for a slower sit-down meal, and if churros and hot chocolate are on your list, not everywhere is worth your time. If you’re only in Seville…
Finding the best flamenco in Seville is not as simple as picking the venue with the biggest sign outside. Seville has excellent flamenco, but it also has plenty of shows built more for passing tourists than for people who actually want to feel close to the singing, guitar, and dance. If you only want one…
Taking cooking classes in Seville is a dangerously good idea. You come for a long weekend, eat one perfect bite of something simple, and suddenly you are convinced you are the sort of person who makes tapas on a Tuesday. The tricky part is choosing a class that actually teaches you something useful. The best…