Seville, Spain
A First-Timer’s Guide
There are many reasons to visit Andalusia, but none are more compelling than its vibrant riverside capital.
Got Seville on your mind ?
Seville is often celebrated as the city of flamenco and Moorish palaces, but for me, it’s a living, breathing piece of history. There’s nothing more comforting than the smell of fresh churros dipped in thick chocolate.
Strolling through the Alcázar’s orange tree courtyards, looking up at La Giralda, or sharing tapas in Triana’s lively bars—you’ll fall in love with this city’s charm.
It’s not just about how pretty Seville is. The city is full of life, especially during Semana Santa or Feria de Abril, when traditions bring people together in the most beautiful way.
You’ll hear the clatter of horse carriages on cobblestone streets, guitars playing softly, and the cheerful chatter of locals enjoying the afternoon.
Seville doesn’t just invite you—it pulls you in. From the colorful streets to the smell of jamón ibérico and the magic of flamenco, this city stays with you long after you leave.
