Seville Travel Tips

Even with just a whirlwind 48-hour trip to Seville, it's enough time to get a good idea of the city and what there is to see and do.

Alameda de Hercules is a long boulevard that has evolved into a spot where Seville's young and hip crowd hang out.

Seville is famous for its stunning architecture and landmarks, but during your time in the city, seeing these sights on ground level is only half the fun! The stunning views available throughout Seville allow us to appreciate the city in an entirely new and special way so with a city skyline like Seville's, you can't confine yourself to just exploring on foot - check out the epic views across the city too.

Seville has a reputation for heat, and is colloquially known as el horno, the oven.