What to see, what to do
à Seville

Travel guide Seville

Seville, the capital of Andalusia, is a city rich in history and culture. With its many monuments, narrow streets and the art of flamenco, it offers a unique experience.
De ses origines romaines à son âge d’or au 16e siècle, Séville est un véritable melting pot culturel. Le mélange d’influences islamiques, juives et chrétiennes se reflète dans son architecture et ses traditions.
The city is accessible via Seville airport, the Santa Justa train station and numerous motorways. Public transport options are plentiful, including buses and trams.

Accommodation

Séville offre un large éventail d’options de logement, allant des hôtels de luxe aux auberges de jeunesse.

Gastronomy

Tapas, Iberian ham and salmorejo.

What is there to see? What to do?

La cathédrale, l’Alcazar et la Plaza de España sont quelques-uns des sites incontournables.
Triana, Macarena and Nervión each offer a unique experience.
Walks along the Guadalquivir, cycling and even kayaking.
Isla Mágica Park and the Seville Aquarium are good options.
Feria de Abril and Semana Santa are major events.

Activities

Shopping

Shopping streets such as Calle Sierpes and Calle Tetuan offer a variety of shops.

Nightlife

Triana and Alameda are popular nightlife areas, offering a variety of bars and clubs.

Did you know?

Seville Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world.
The Giralda Tower was originally a minaret.
The Metropol Parasol is the largest wooden structure in the world.
Flamenco has its roots in Seville.
Seville has the only navigable river in Spain, the Guadalquivir.
Tips and tricks
Juan: Use the self-service bikes for a fun and economical way to see the city.
Juan: For the best tapas, head to the Triana district in the evening.
Juan: Visitez l’Alcazar tôt le matin pour éviter les foules.
Try the free tapas in some bars and visit museums during free hours.
Smiling woman in front of a historic yellow building.
Bonjour à tous, amoureuse de l’Espagne et de sa culture vibrante, je suis une voyageuse passionnée de 57 ans qui a la chance de partager avec vous mes découvertes et expériences. Séville a une place spéciale dans mon cœur, avec ses ruelles animées, ses tapas délicieux et ses flamencos envoûtants. J’ai encore en mémoire la première fois que j’ai goûté à l’authentique Paella Sévillane, un moment inoubliable !
Rosa G.
DiamsTrotter Seville

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