Seville was highly rated for history by 1,058 guests from the United States!Seville Travel Guide
Hot by Day, Hotter by Night
Seville is a city that lends itself perfectly to just wandering around and soaking up the atmosphere. And there is plenty of atmosphere to soaked up.
People watching is very much a pastime here, and all over Seville restaurants teem with well-heeled locals enjoying a laid-back coffee or cerveza under the shade of a citrus tree.
The city also has its fair share of must-see sights. At the top of the list is Plaza de España whose monumental, semi-circular building is elaborately decorated with Andalusian tiles. Also typically Andalusian is the Seville Bull Ring, though what goes on inside may not be to everyone’s taste. The resting place of Christopher Columbus, UNESCO World Heritage-listed Seville Cathedral is an awe-inspiring structure whose vast vaults provide welcome relief from the heat of the day.
But it’s after dark that things really start to heat up. Streets pulse to the rhythm of flamenco, and with more bars per inhabitant than anywhere else in Europe, there’s no shortage of choice for nightlife.
Just on the outskirts of the city is Seville Airport. Public transport from here provides easy access to the array of Seville hotels, guest houses and apartments that Booking.com has to offer.
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Seville is a beautiful city and easy to walk around in.
Seville is a beautiful city and easy to walk around in. Busy and great shopping. Food was amazing with lots of little tapa restaurants. The Jewish district you could just walk around the streets and get lost in a good way. Lots of walking streets. Flamenco at night. BEAUTIFUL!!
Ellen
United States of America
8.0
Loved walking around Seville.
Loved walking around Seville. I highly recommend taking a guided tour of the Real Alcazar and Cathedral. The weather was very rainy when we were there. Had one chance to walk around the city including the Plaza de Espana. Very enjoyable.
Tulin
Germany
10
I went to Sevilla with my parents.
I went to Sevilla with my parents. I wanted to show them how they celebrate Holy week in Spain.
During Holy week Sevilla is over crowded yet it was worth seeing it.
Cathedral of Sevilla, Casa de Pilatos and Alcazar, Plaza de Espana were all magnificient.
We ate twice at bar la Sacristia and also once at Al Wadi. Both places were very good.
Michael
United States of America
10
An exciting city with modern and historic areas.
An exciting city with modern and historic areas. The people are friendly, the food is spectacular and the there is always a new courtyard to explore. For a great cup of coffee, The Torch, where locals roast coffee beans.
Rob
United States of America
10
Sevilla is a beautiful and friendly Andalusian city with...
Sevilla is a beautiful and friendly Andalusian city with lots of winding street, wonderful churches, a huge cathedral, a Moorish Alcazar, and a great soccer team. Stay in the city center and walk of the tapas you will enjoy your whole stay.
Anonymous
Philippines
10
Amazing city - cathedral/la giralda, plaza espana,...
Amazing city - cathedral/la giralda, plaza espana, puente isable II, sta cruz area
Easy to explore
Friendly people
Great food - tapas
Love the bars/restos at gago st
Bodega Sta Cruz and Maestro Marcelino are great tapas bars!
“Staff is friendly, I have great time in Seville.
Location is perfect, I could walk to tourist point in old town. When I late, I can go back to hostel, take a rest then go outside again.”
“Location: in the old town pedestrian access only. Everything is close by. The hotel is upper end, very good service, great breakfast and attentive staff.”
“Everything. Staff were amazing; very helpful and patient. Location is very good. The janitor was so kind although I couldn't communicate with her as I don't speak Spanish :) Room is truly clean. I have been in 5 different hotels in Spain so far and this is the best I got for a similar amount of money.”
“The comfortably sized apartment had every facility needed. Very good Wifi.. It is beautifully situated in the old town, with a delightful cafe next door. Parking is not far away, and you can park in the square nearby recommended by the management (even though signs suggest not to!), walk to the apartments, and your luggage will be collected, and you'll be taken to the nearby parking garage. The apartment is walking distance to the beautiful attractions Seville has to offer. Highly recommended.”
“Both of us needed to see doctors in Sevilla. All the staff at this hotel were very fine, but we would like to say a special thank you to Jaime and Jorges for their kind and very efficient help in arranging these medical...”
“We have stayed in eight hotels this trip through Spain and this hotel was outstanding. Centrally located to the important sites. The staff was beyond reproach. I cannot say enough about this hotel.”
“Perfect location.Easy to come either from santa justa,san bernando train station or the airport.Just take airport bus and change to tram T1 at prado de san sebatian to the last stop,the hotel is over there.”
“Fantastic hotel. Short walk from Santa Justa and very near attractions of the old city. Staff is very friendly and the room was spacious and clean. There is a terrace for sunbathing on the roof.”
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