Sevilla Andalusia, Spain Travel Guide
Explore Seville's natural side and outdoor activities.
Within Seville, opportunities limited to urban parks. Day trips to Sierra Norte de Sevilla hiking trails.
Rental services available, often guided tours. These an unique perspective of the city from the water.
Also available on the Guadalquivir River, a relaxing way to explore. Limited adventure sports within city.
Doñana National Park requires guided tours for most access to protect its delicate ecosystem. Book these in advance, as independent entry limited.
Dive deep into Seville's rich cultural heritage.
Numerous venues (tablaos) city-wide authentic performances (Casa de la Memoria, Los Gallos, El Arenal).
Elaborate religious processions penitents and pasos (religious floats). A profound cultural and spiritual event.
Traditional Sevillian fair with flamenco, horse parades, and casetas (private tents).
Held at the Maestranza Bullring, mainly during spring and early summer.
Several language schools Spanish courses for all levels (CLIC IH Sevilla, Giralda Center).
Bienal de Flamenco (major international festival, every two years), Seville European Film Festival.
Find moments of calm and rejuvenation in Seville.
No natural hot springs directly in Seville. Some located further afield in Andalusia.
Retreats typically located outside the city.
Seville very hot summers, hotels with pools highly desirable. No beach clubs in the city itself.
Flamenco tablaos, Jazz clubs (Naima Jazz Cafe, Club Uno), and bars with live Spanish pop/rock.
Teatro de la Maestranza (opera), Teatro Lope de Vega (plays/flamenco), Sala Cero Teatro (contemporary theatre).
Alameda de Hércules and Calle Betis (Triana) for bars and nightspots. Paseo de Colón for larger clubs.
Explore Seville's shops and markets for one-of-a-kind keepsakes and local goods.
Ceramics (tiles, plates, pottery), Flamenco dresses or accessories (fans, shawls, castanets).
Olive oil, sherry wine, Jamón Ibérico, Local sweets from convents.
Support local artisans and small businesses. Look for "Hecho a mano" (handmade) labels.
Calle Sierpes, Calle Tetuán, Calle Velázquez the main shopping streets, major Spanish and international brands.
For an authentic flamenco experience, choose a smaller tablao or a local "peña flamenca." These often a more intimate setting and local artists.
