New Year’s Eve in Seville can be one of the most unforgettable nights of the year — but only if you know what you’re doing. Otherwise, you might end up grape-less at midnight, freezing in the wrong plaza, or feeling wildly underdressed next to a parade of locals in sequins and heels. The good news?…
There’s something quietly magical about Seville in December. The skies are bright, the air smells like roasted chestnuts, and the city hums with a kind of festive charm that doesn’t shout — it glows. While much of Europe is layering up against grey drizzle, here you’ll find sunny afternoons, twinkling lights, and the sound of…
On a quiet street in Seville, a skull once hung from the wall. It belonged to Susona — a young woman whose betrayal shattered her family, and whose ghost still haunts Calle Susona, if the locals are to be believed. By day, Seville dazzles with sunshine, orange blossoms, and café buzz. But after dark? It…
Planning a trip to Seville in November and not sure what to expect? You’re not alone. It’s that tricky in-between month — no blazing heat, but not quite Christmas yet either. Thing is, this might be one of the best times to come. The crowds thin out, the air cools down, and the city shifts…
Heading to Seville for Christmas? You’re in for something truly special. But with so many events, traditions, and festive foods to try, it’s easy to feel a bit lost — especially if it’s your first time visiting in December. I’ve spent the holidays wandering Seville’s decorated streets, sharing tapas under fairy lights, and getting swept…
Looking for things to do in Seville in January? You might be surprised by how much is still happening after New Year’s Eve. From the candy-filled parades of Kings Day to the last glow of Christmas lights, January in Seville is full of concerts, markets, flamenco fashion shows, and cosy winter food tours. As someone…
Living in the Andalucian capital has given me loads of time to dig into everything the city has to offer, especially the diverse selection of museums in Seville. And as much as it sounds like a cliché, there really is a museum for every interest here! From art galleries and archaeology collections to nautical history…
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…
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…