Sevilla is one of Spain's major cities, home to around 686,741 people.
Best time
May–June & September–October for mild weather and thinner crowds
Weather
Temperate, with warm summers and cool winters
Cathedral
Plaza de España
Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza
Cathedral
Plaza de España
Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza
Mostly free or pay-what-you-like — always double-check opening times and any seasonal fees before you go.
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Local favourites
Bodeguita Romero
A classic neighbourhood bodega, very popular with locals and serving excellent tapas.
El Librero Tapas y Quesos
Does cheese dishes, ham dishes, tapas, menu del dia, etc. Very popular with locals.
Los Coloniales
This tapas place is cozy and has only a few tables. Go there early to put your name on the board to get a table, then head inside for a coup
Duo Tapas
This bar offers a nice atmosphere and good food. The price is average and the size of the tapas is fair, but it may be crowded, so it's bett
Naturalmente
Breakfast and lunch every day, with early dinner two nights a week - handy if you want to eat earlier than typical Spanish dining hours. The
Cafe-Bar Las Teresas
A lively slice of ham heaven. Tourists and locals. If the sight of dead hogs hanging from the rafters offends you -- drink and eat elsewhere
Tourist favourites & top-rated
Sevilla Inn
Great location 100 m east of Giralda. Spacious terrace with views of the cathedral.
Hotel Pasarela
Clean friendly place just behind the big plaza.
Hotel Abanico
22-room hotel in 18th century town house, small rooms but value for money, good location. Watch your step as you come out as traffic hurtles
Hotel Abril
In a quiet street near Encarnacion Square 500 m north of centre. Small and simple hotel but clean, comfy and good value for money.
B&B Naranjo
Budget hotel in old house near bus station, rooms are small with some on third floor, no elevator. Pleasant rooftop terrace. The a/c struggl