When I first moved to Seville, I quickly realised that while supermarkets are convenient for day-to-day shopping, it’s the food markets in Seville where you’ll find the freshest and best-quality produce. These markets stock what’s in season and sourced from local suppliers, so everything is top quality – like tomatoes that actually taste like tomatoes! …
While Seville isn’t known for rainy weather, it does get the occasional wet day. For a typically sunny destination, you might be left wondering what to do in Seville in the rain. Compared to my home country, the UK, where rain feels like a constant, Seville only sees around 60 rainy days a year, mostly…
Seville weather in December can be a bit tricky, especially if it’s your first time visiting. While the sun is still warm and pleasant during the day, the indoors can feel surprisingly cold. The buildings in Seville aren’t well insulated, so even though it’s not freezing outside, it can feel like an igloo inside. The…
I see people asking the question of can I drink the tap water in Seville come up a lot in the travel forums for the city. The answer I give everyone is yes, you can! Seville’s tap water is 100% safe to drink. I’ve lived in the city for quite some time, and have always…
Seville weather in November can be changeable. The TLDR; From our experience, there are still plenty of sunny days. It can still be pleasant if you’re in the sun but indoors and in the shade, it can feel chilly. There’s also an increased chance of rain, so we recommend packing an umbrella. Here’s what you…
Planning to spend 3 days in Seville and not sure what to include on your itinerary? Between us, we’ve explored every corner of the city so have sussed out all the best spots that are a must-see and the ones you can skip, ensuring you get the most out of your trip to Seville. Whether…
Wondering whether the Seville Weather in October will be rain or shine? The TLDR; This is one of the best months to visit Seville. Temperatures are still decent, there are plenty of sunny days and evenings are still mild. However, there can be an odd passing shower or even storm, so we recommend bringing a…
Seville is home to more than 3,000 tapas bars, ranging from vibrant spots on bustling street corners to charming hideaways tucked in quiet alleys and everything in between. So, how can you be sure you’re experiencing genuine, authentic tapas? I joined a tapas tour with Devour Tours, a company I’ve grown to trust through multiple…
Planning a trip to the Andalusian capital and wondering what is Seville famous for? You’ve come to the right place! TLDR: Seville is famous for its diverse history, stunning architecture, the passionate art of flamenco and of course Seville oranges! But there’s a whole lot more that the city is known for. I’ve lived in…
I’ll admit it, I’m an absolute coffee snob. When I moved to Seville, finding a solid place to satisfy my caffeine addiction was one of the first things I did. After trying countless cafes and working my way through their menus, here’s my list of places that serve up the best coffee in Seville. The…