Seville Travel Tips

It’s incredible how fried dough can taste so good first thing in the morning, but churros are proof that it definitely does! When you make your way into one of Seville’s many churros bars early in the morning, you’ll see a crowd of regulars chowing down on the thick sticks of fried dough, usually opting to dip them in sugar or coffee and occasionally in a thick cup of chocolate too! There are many places to eat churros in Seville, but here are some of our favorites.

Considering a winter trip to Seville? It's a lovely time of year to visit, especially if you prefer cooler weather and smaller crowds.

In the depths of winter, finding things to keep you cozy is essential.

While Seville has a lot to offer, if you have a bit of time you might want to check out some of the lovely villages in the vicinity.

From tasty seafood bites along the Costa del Sol to classic patatas bravas, tapas are more than food—they're a way of life.