Seville Travel Tips

People generally think of clear skies and soaring temperatures when they think of Seville, and for most of the year they’d be right, but even the Andalusian capital gets its share of rain.

The Santa Cruz neighborhood has it all - history, beautifully decorated squares, an inviting atmosphere and, if you can dodge the tourist traps, some exceptional food! Santa Cruz is one of the most difficult neighborhoods to navigate in all of Seville! In spite of that, the city's old Jewish quarter remains a huge hit with both visitors and locals alike, with a number of history tours focusing on this part of the city.

Seville's wonderful tapas bars are definitely the talking point of its gastronomy, but there are also some great restaurants in the city - after all, we can't possibly eat tapas all the time! Whether you just feel like a nice sit down meal, or want to celebrate that special occasion, if you are looking for an elegant vibe, or a more relaxed atmosphere, there is something for everyone! Here are some of our favorite restaurants in Seville to have a nice meal at.

Do you like hotels with stylish interior design? Hotels that are small and charming? Hotels that offer a personalized service? Then you might be interested in staying at one of these boutique hotels in Seville.

Sweet vermouth has long been a pillar of Spanish tradition and, whilst 'abuelos' throughout the country have never  abandoned their favorite aperitif, in recent years the drink has been enjoying a renaissance all over Spain! You'd be forgiven for immediately associating vermouth with a Dry Martini or Manhattan, but here in Spain this fortified wine is infused with botanicals such as cinnamon, cardamom and even ginger to create a vermouth unique to each bar! Here we highlight the best places to try some delicious vermouth in Seville.