This blog post was originally posted on March 2, 2016, and was updated on November 24, 2018. Traveling with kids can be incredibly rewarding, but mealtime in a foreign country presents a unique set of challenges. Not only do you have to figure out where and when to eat, but you need to find a […]
How to Be a Good Tourist: Seville Edition
Don’t miss the rest of our responsible tourism guides:MADRID | BARCELONA | SAN SEBASTIAN | LISBON | ROME | PARIS Some say it’s the colorful, winding streets; others, the friendliness of the people. And let’s not forget the unrivaled tapas scene! There are hundreds of reasons to fall in love with Seville. But as many […]
6 Great Ways to Relax in Seville (Like a Local!)
While it’s tempting to want to run all over the city sightseeing all day, there’s one important thing to keep in mind: you’re on vacation! That means factoring in plenty of time to rest and recharge while you’re here. In fact, the local culture here in Seville practically thrives on relaxation and leisurely moments enjoyed […]
Where to Stay in Seville with Kids: Family-Friendly Neighborhoods & Hotels
So you’ve decided on Seville as your next family getaway destination (great choice, by the way!). Now it’s time to find a comfortable, safe home base. Figuring out where to stay in Seville depends on your personal tastes, budget and more. However, when you throw some kids into the mix, there are a whole host […]
Behind the Bite: Rabo de Toro
This post is part of our Behind the Bite series, deep dives into the dishes that we can’t stop thinking about. Savory (with a hint of sweet) sauce blanketing oh-so-tender meat: rabo de toro is the Spanish food you never knew you needed in your life. Casual tapas take a lot of the credit, but […]
Classic Tapas: Where to Find the Best Spinach and Garbanzos in Seville
Devour centuries of history in one simple, delicious dish! Spinach and garbanzos, or espinacas con garbanzos in Spanish, has been a staple on the Iberian peninsula ever since the distant Moorish days. The simple dish, flavored with garlic, paprika and cumin, stuck around even after the Christian reconquest and became a popular meal among medieval Catholics during […]
The Life of a Flamenco Dancer: Interview with Patricia Ibáñez
Ever wondered what it would be like to be a professional flamenco dancer? What it would mean to make dancing the center of your life? This week, we were lucky to meet world-famous bailaora Patricia Ibáñez for a chat about her career and relationship with Andalusia’s most iconic music style! Photo Credit: La Casa del […]
Flamenco Professionals Share Five Tips on What to Look for in an Authentic Performance
As Spain’s most popular and emblematic art form, it’s no surprise that flamenco ranks so high on every visitor’s bucket list. And what better place to witness its magic and soul than in the city where experts believe it all began: Seville! But with so many shows to choose from throughout the city—most of them […]
Visiting the Alcazar in Seville: A Royal Experience
You don’t need to claim royal blood to enjoy a visit to one of Europe’s most breathtaking palaces. Seville’s Royal Alcazar is often at the top of many people’s lists when they come to visit the city. With more than a millennium of history dating back to Moorish times, it has earned a claim to […]
Where to Find the Best Torrijas in Seville
You’re probably familiar with French toast. What you might not be familiar with is its Spanish counterpart: torrijas. This scrumptious treat consists of slices of bread soaked in eggs, as well as milk or wine. Then, the bread is fried to perfection and topped off with honey, cinnamon sugar, or whipped cream. We’re all about […]
Spain for Everyone: The Solo Traveler’s Guide to Spain
You don’t need a travel companion to make the most of visiting a new place! Solo travel may seem intimidating at first, but many who have put themselves out there to try it agree that it can be incredibly rewarding. You have the responsibility of figuring things out for yourself, but you also have more […]
6 Great Places to Enjoy Live Music in Seville
Discovering live music in Seville can be one of the most memorable parts of your trip. Ever since the first flamenco guitarist strummed a chord, music has been an integral part of Seville’s culture. Today, the Andalusian capital enjoys a privileged status as one of UNESCO’s Cities of Music. From traditional sounds to funky, modern […]
Where to Buy Jamón Ibérico in Seville (And Where to Eat It, Too!)
If there’s one thing you should eat here in Spain, it’s the ham. And no, we’re not talking about your standard, run-of-the-mill lunch meat ham you can find at the grocery store. We mean the real deal: Spain’s legendary jamón ibérico, made from pigs native to the peninsula and cured to perfection for years at a […]
Eating Gluten Free in Seville: The Ultimate Guide
This blog post was originally posted on May 27, 2015, and was updated on July 31, 2018. We might be in the land of ‘tostada,’ but eating gluten free in Seville doesn’t have to be difficult! When people think of Spanish food, they’re often reminded of bread and flour—especially in Seville, a city known for its wonderful […]
What to Pack for Seville: A Seasonal Guide
From scorching summers to calm, mild winters and everything in between, there’s hardly a bad moment to visit Seville. But one thing on every traveler’s mind: What to pack for Seville? Andalusia’s passionate capital is famous for its pleasantly warm temperatures most of the year. No matter when you visit Seville, you’re bound to experience […]
5 Andalusian Sherry Wines to Order in Seville
While the province of Seville itself isn’t home to any major wine regions, that doesn’t mean that locals don’t know how to enjoy their vino! In fact, sevillanos are particularly partial to one specific type of wine: sherry! We know what you’re thinking: “Isn’t that what my grandma drinks?” Well, not anymore. Here in southern Spain, and […]
See Seville from Two Wheels: Guide to Renting Bikes in Seville
Seville grows more and more bike-friendly every day, and could soon become the unofficial cycling capital of Europe. Bike usage is increasing at an astounding rate, as more sevillanos and visitors alike opt for this healthy and environmentally friendly option for getting around. In fact, with more bikes rolling through the city every day, Seville might even […]
Where To Eat In Seville: Triana Neighborhood
This blog post was originally posted on December 11, 2015, and was updated on June 4, 2018. Unsure where to eat in Seville? With incredible markets and amazing restaurants, eating in the Triana neighborhood is a must when you’re in Seville. Traditionally separate from the city of Seville, the strong flamenco tradition, beautiful ceramics and complex history […]
Restaurants Open Late in Seville: Where to Eat After Dark
If there’s one thing Spanish culture is famous for, it’s the late mealtimes. Visitors often have trouble adjusting to eating lunch at 2 p.m. and dinner at 9 or 10. However, sometimes it’s necessary to chow down even later in the evening! Whether your travel plans prevent you from eating earlier or you get hungry […]
One Week in Andalusia’s Capital: How to Spend 7 Days in Seville
During one week in Seville, you’ll start to feel like less of a tourist and more of a local. Besides just visiting all of the Andalusian capital’s iconic sights, you’ll start to discover off-the-beaten-path hidden gems and local favorites tucked away in the backstreets. You’ll mingle with both born-and-bred sevillanos at tapas bars and fellow tourists at […]