Holidays to Seville
Flamenco foot stomps, mouthwatering tapas, tons of history, charming plazas and some of the best weather you’ll ever get in Spain, Seville holidays are in a league of their own.
The flamenco rhythm is gonna get you
As the spiritual home of flamenco, Seville is one of the best places in Andalusia – if not Spain – to experience the hand clapping, finger snapping, lightning footwork of the art form’s seasoned dancers.
Catch a spontaneous street performance in a historic plaza like the Plaza de España or make a proper night of it in an establishment like the iconic El Tablao El Arenal, where you can enjoy dinner, drinks and flamenco from the comfort of your table.
A city of neighbourhoods
With neighbourhoods as diverse as these, you’ll feel like you’ve lucked out and bagged yourself multiple Seville holidays for the price of one. They’re all easy to get to on foot or by bike, with the Andalusian capital considered one of the best cities in Europe for pedestrians and cyclists.
Lose yourself in the alleyways of Santa Cruz, which are full of Moorish arches and quirky corners, go treasure hunting in the antique shops and vintage stores of Feria, explore the traditional vibes of Triana and party until the wee small hours in La Alameda de Hércules.
Follow your siesta with a fiesta!
Speaking of parties, Seville knows a thing or two about fiestas. From the grand Feria de Abril, with its parades, flamenco and all-night dancing, to the passionate processions of Semana Santa, there’s always an excuse for a celebration here!
Smaller celebrations like La Feria de Agosto also bring bundles of summer fun, while the annual Corpus Christi showcases Seville’s deeply-rooted traditions in June – with colourful parades and street decorations making for a wonderfully atmospheric experience.
Tickle your tastebuds with best-in-class tapas
Flamenco isn’t the only beloved cultural gem to have roots in Andalusia. You can also thank this sunny southern chunk of Spain for (literally) cooking up tapas. And, needless to say, Seville serves up the tasty small dishes to near-perfection.
Some of the best places to tuck into tapas are in the city’s historic bars. Check out Bar Estrella, a local institution since 1939 (try the whisky sirloin) and El Rinconcillo, the city’s oldest tapas bar, dating all the way back to 1670 (order the cod in tomato).
Sneak Peek
Best for... A culture-packed city with sunshine and fiesta vibes all year-round ☀️
Go... Plaza de España for iconic architecture and strolls by the canal 🇪🇸
You have to... Experience a flamenco show – and even give it a shot yourself! 💃🏻
Seville holiday deals
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Novotel Sevilla
8.9
Excellent
- 5 Oct 2026
- 7 nights
- Half board
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Ribera de Triana
9.2
Excellent
- 5 Oct 2026
- 7 nights
- Room only
- From Gatwick
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Silken Al-Andalus Palace
8.6
Very Good
- 5 Oct 2026
- 7 nights
- Room only
- From Gatwick
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Exe Sevilla Macarena
8.1
Very Good
- 5 Oct 2026
- 7 nights
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Key facts
Currency
Euro (€)
Language
Spanish
Time difference
GMT+2
Cost of a beer
2.67
3-course meal
€12 - €18
Flight time
3h
Things to explore
Culture and history: Timeless treasures
History buff? Holidays to Seville have you covered – the city is full of treasures from days long gone. Highlights include the Seville Cathedral (the largest Gothic cathedral in the world), the stunning Royal Alcázar of Seville (a spectacular palace complex) and La Giralda – a tower that you may well hear before you see thanks to its bells. Climb to the top for lovely city views. If you want to dig even deeper into Seville’s past, head to Museo de Bellas Artes for art that goes back as far as the Middle Ages, Centro Cerámica Triana to learn all about ceramics and the Museum of Popular Arts and Customs of Seville for a whistle-stop tour of all things Andalusian. Your inner history nerd will be positively delighted!
Food and drink: Glorious food for everyone
Whether you’re a veggie or a die-hard carnivore, Seville’s buzzing, seemingly endless food scene is a full-on fiesta for all types of tastebuds. Tapas bar La Chala and market Barranco Market are your best bets for crowd-pleasing options, while the Arenal neighbourhood is a must for foodies.To eat like a local, try tostada con tomate (tomato bread) for brekkie, cazón en adobo (marinated fish) for lunch and rabo de toro (oxtail stew) for dinner. Sweet tooth? Order some tejas de almendra (almond cookies) or roscos fritos (Spanish donuts). Or have both. You’re on holiday in Seville, after all!
Family friendly: Parks, royal adventures and illusions
Holidays to Seville are perfect for families, whether you’re after a short weekend city break or a longer getaway during the half-term or summer hols. Want parks? Head to Maria Luisa Park. Maze-like gardens? Visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville. Rollercoasters? Isla Mágica it is. You can also hop on a boat ride along the Guadalquivir River, dive into the Seville Aquarium to meet the local fish and have your mind blown at the Museum of Illusions (home to the Titled Room, the Vortex Tunnel and the Reversed Room).
When to go to Seville
For cheap holidays to Seville that come with glorious weather, autumn (September to November) and spring (March to May) are your go-to seasons. Bear in mind that Easter is busy, with prices on the peak season side.
Summer in Seville (June to August) is as toasty as it gets in Spain, with temperatures often hitting 35°C or higher. This is high season, with Seville arguably at its buzzing best, but it does mean bigger crowds and pricier prices. Still, good deals can still be found for this time of year, especially if you book early.
If, however, you’d rather skip the hustle and bustle of summer, bargain-friendly winter holidays in Seville (December to February) are quieter, with all the same cultural attractions to visit.
Winter days here are far from freezing – November’s temps can hit 20C, December’s can reach around 16C – but you’ll definitely need to pack a jacket for cooler mornings and evenings.
