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Browse 118 travel reviews, 130 travel blogs and 6,064 travel photos from real travelers to Sevilla. Also known as: Seville
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Sevilla Overview
The colorful streets of Sevilla are lined heftily with beautiful orange trees. You wonder between the fading old architecture to chess-board squares hosting tiny markets, follow the winding cobbled streets to fashionable corners where old meets new and designer labels draw the crowds next to tiny old clock shops, musty, fading and home to a bespectacled old clock maker.
It’s a city of passion; a kind of enthralling tension that seems to come to life with the ever-present gentle, wafting scent of citrus in the air, and a great place to enjoy yourself. AndalucÃa’s he… read moreartland has arguably the best coffee, the best tapas bars and the best ‘hanging out with a beer or two in a city center square’ in all of Spain. The pay off is it’s pricey. Perhaps 50% again on top of the rest of AndalucÃa, and during the summer months the place is so hot that you can almost see the steam rising off the streets. It’s worth it.
Once you get in the thick of Sevillan life, though, you’ll find life on the cheap is more than adequate. You save money because the city itself is so enthralling that you don’t need to pay many entrance fees. The mix of gothic, renaissance, baroque and even Roman architecture seduces visitors with its charms, while there’s no better place in all of Spain to track down flamenco classes, or take in the intensity of a live bullfight.
The Cathedral and its Giralda Tower together make up the largest gothic building in the world; inside you’ll find 15th century relics and a 70-meter view over the entire city. The 10th century Royal Palace, meanwhile, is still in use to this day, and home to sumptuous gardens, while the ornate City Hall often hosts a line of horses and luxury carts just waiting to whisk you away around the cobbled streets.
Aiport is 10km from city centre, or aaiving by train will bring you into the main Santa Justa station, with regular connections to Madrid and Malaga. Metro system limited to just one line,which opened in April 2009,with plans to add other lines. There is a cross city tram from the Plaza Nueva to the MetroCentro.
It’s difficult not to be seduced by the passion of a city that seems high on its mere existence. Beauty, flair, and a lust for life are all here to be seen, soaked up, and walked off the next day. Enjoy!
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2 reviews Hotel Puerta De Sevilla located in the heart of Seville! I love the location the minutes our cab dropped us at the hotel. It is a short walk…
2 reviews It doesn't get much better than this, as far as luxury is concerned. This place just oozes class and obviosuly caters to tourists and busine…
2 reviews Service was either really good or really bad. It really just depended which employee you ran into. It was striking the difference. Anyway…
2 reviews Very nice hostel in Seville, with comfy beds and clean bathroom, good breakfast. It is brand new hostel. The location is great. The staff is…
2 reviews The Cathedral of Seville is one of the largest in the world. Built on the site of a mosque, and incorporating the minaret tower (remodelled…
1 review The alcazar in Seville is a fascinating mix of Christian and Islamic architectural styles. The palace is well worth a trip, especially if y…
2 reviews Starting on Domingo de Ramos (Palm Sunday), and ending on Domingo de Resurrección (Easter Sunday), there are 57 brotherhoods that pay the r…
1 review The Plaza de Espanya is a site in the Maria Luisa park and a site in its own right too. Built in the 1920s for the World Fair, the archit…
1 review Located in the San Jacinto area of Sevilla, this place is well worth a trip as it does same amazing food and only appears to be visited by t…
1 review My favorite restaurant at the moment to have dinner at or hold a celebration is - at least for me - Alcuza Restaurant. It's a cozy restau…
1 review This is the first time I'm going to speak about the best ice creams you can eat in Seville. This ice-cream parlour is located in Macarena Di…
1 review One of the best meals I had in Spain, ironically enough, was the Italian pizza we ate in Maccheroni and Co. We went there because we hadn 
If you have never been to Spain before you Must be ready to adapt to the Fact that the dining schedule is quite different. It is very very …
1 review It is important that while you are in Seville that you make your way to one of the many tapas bars in the city to enjoy the local cuisine. …
1 review Travelling by bus is soooo easy in Spain, and often the better option. In the center of the cities you've got the little city busses (like t…
1 review Had found this place on the internet before I went, and, despite it being closed on two occasions I tried, I was determined to go here. B…
1 review El Rinconcillo has been around since 1670, and was another internet 'find' in my research before going to Sevilla. Well worth the effort …
3 reviews La Carboneria is a very good and well-known flamenco bar in Sevilla. While other flamenco shows might require tickets, this place does allow…
1 review In the Casa de la memoria concerts, expositions and shows are helt. We went here for a flamenco performance. As I wrote in my travel blog th…
2 reviews I stayed a few nights at Hostel One Sevilla last year in june and it was great. Clean dorms, ensuite bathrooms, guest kitchen, free intern…
1 review The eight bedroom dorms work out fairly cheaply, at around 12 euros a night. But naturally, these fill out pretty quickly so advance booking…
2 reviews I came to the Garden Backpacker because of the near unanimous high ratings I found on the internet. The hostel is actually on the smaller s…
1 review This hostel is situated in close proximity to the city centre. You can walk to many points of interest from here within about 15 minutes. T…
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