Seville Travel Tips

The only way to improve on the perfect meal is to top it off with the perfect dessert.

The magic of Seville is that its foodie tradition is not limited to just its tapas bars and restaurants.

Malaga is one of Spain's most laid-back destinations, as well as one of the easiest to visit.

Hidden among Malaga's seemingly endless supply of bread and fried fish lies a treasure trove of celiac-friendly goodies—you just have to know where to look.

Seville may be Spain's fourth biggest city, but one of our favorite things about living here is how the great public transport options and pedestrianized city center make it so easy to maneuver! While a huge chunk of the city can be seen on foot, the availability of taxis, buses and city bikes throughout Seville means you can save valuable time during your stay here, especially if you're only in town for a quick weekend trip! And with so much to see in the south of Spain, the beautiful towns and cities nearby are also well-connected to the Andalusian capital, making the logistics of day trips that much easier! Check out this guide on how to get around Seville and get booking your trip to visit us! Photo Credit: Sandra Vallaure (Text Overlay by Devour Spain) Taxi Sometimes, after a long day's traveling, you just want to get to your hotel as quickly as possible! Whether you arrive to Seville by plane, train or bus, there are always taxis available to take you to your accommodation and there is a flat rate of 25 euros on all taxis from the airport to the city.