Seville
A city of oranges & andalucian tiles
Seville, the vibrant capital of Andalucia in southern Spain, is a city brimming with history, culture and an unmistakable atmosphere that has captivated travellers for centuries. Seville is a city that effortlessly blends tradition with modernity, creating an enchanting atmosphere that captivates all who visit. It’s such a prominent city in the region, we must mention the famous ‘Seville oranges’ and note that it’s surrounded by iconic white-washed villages and stunning scenery.
From its architectural marvels including the Alcázar and Seville Cathedral to its flamenco roots, delicious tapas and vibrant festivals, Seville offers a rich blend of unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re a culture connoisseur, history lover or simply looking to enjoy the warmth of the Spanish sun, Seville stands out as one of Spain’s most distinctive and captivating destinations. Its USP aren’t just attractions – they are the very essence of the city, each one a testament to its charm, beauty, and deep-rooted traditions.
Facts about seville
Casco Antiguo is the most
popular area to stay in Seville
Seville has its own airport (SVQ)
We’d recommend 3-4 days to explore
Best time to visit – Spring (March-May)
& Autumn (Sept-Oct)
Why should you travel to seville with us?
Seville is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in Europe and our travel experts are here to help you plan and maximise your time efficiently. From properties in prime locations to the best restaurants in the city, or finding the perfect private guide for a tour of the city, we’re here to give you tips, inspiration and a perfectly planned itinerary from start to finish.
Some of our favourite luxury hotels in seville
Corral del rey
This whitewashed boutique hotel is tucked away in Seville’s old quarter. 17 rooms are split across 3 buildings and you can see the entire city from the poolside rooftop’s mirador. Mahoot bar is a cosy-cool chill-out bubble, where you can enjoy Seville’s finest espresso martinis in authentic 17th-century surroundings. At Corral Del Rey every detail has been thought of, paired with friendly and understated service in an intimate and relaxed atmosphere.
Only YOU Sevilla
In a key location in front of the Santa Justa train station, Only YOU Sevilla offers the perfect setting for a personalised and chic stay, that connects travellers and locals. The hotel offers a unique aesthetic that represents a fusion of cultures, where you’ll find contemporary and eclectic spaces to recoup and relax.
All the rooms feature an abundance of light and neo-Andalusian design. This 5-star urban hotel in Seville is vibrant and welcoming.
Hotel Alfonso XIII
Hotel Alfonso XIII is one of the best known hotels in Seville and certainly one of the finest. Well-located close to the city centre, inside the historic Santa Cruz quarter, it’s in an ideal location for shopping and sightseeing.
Over the years, Hotel Alfonso XIII has been a draw for celebrities, kings and queens; every guest gets royal treatment from the polite and friendly staff as soon as they step foot inside the magnificent building. It’s a property that truly reflects Seville style.
Some of our favourite unique hotels in seville
Casa del Poeta
In the heart of Barrio Santa Cruz, this restored 17th-century mansion is so discreet it doesn’t even have a sign... hidden down a tiny alley, it offers service worthy of a five-star establishment and features a large roof terrace with fabulous cathedral views. The hotel is built in the typical Sevillano style around an arcaded patio with a fountain that's bursting with greenery and terracotta pots. The perfect spot for an adults only sophisticated city escape. With only 18 rooms & suites, you don't want to miss out.
CoolRooms Palacio de Villapanés
CoolRooms Palacio de Villapanés is a converted 18th century palace that pairs traditional elegance with a modern twist. You'll find marble columns and tiles, ornate archways and sumptuous fabrics. It's authentic Andalusian at its very finest following a very traditional Sevillian courtyard house style that has since been protected as an 'Asset of Interest' of the city. Guests can enjoy a beautiful terrace and peaceful spa, as well as an acclaimed restaurant that promises gastronomy to please all five sense.
Things to do in seville
Alcazar of Seville
The 'Alcázar Real de Sevilla' is the Royal Palace of the city, and is by far the most famous Seville attraction and should not be missed. The palace is still in use today by the Spanish King. Due to the limited number of visitors per hour, it is crucial that you book your Alcazar tickets in advance through our concierge.
Plaza de España
The most famous square in Seville is located in the Maria Luisa park. The highlight of the 'Plaza de España' are the 52 benches with Andalusian tiles that represent all of the Spanish provinces. A 515-meter-long canal surrounds the plaza, offering boat rides, and is referred to as the "Venice of Seville".
Santa Cruz District
The district of 'Santa Cruz' is in the old Jewish quarter. It includes important sights such as the Alcazar Palace and the Cathedral de Sevilla. Here, you can wander through a maze of narrow streets, terraces and numerous restaurants. The historic centre is a must see during any city trip to Seville.
Plaza del Toros
Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza' is the largest bullfighting arena in Spain. It also features a museum on the history of this skilled sport. The largest bullfighting event in the world is held here during here the festival week; 'Feria de Abril' and holds 13,000 spectators.
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