The Best and Most Unique Travel Guide of Seville, Spain

Tired of the typical boring guides? This guide tries to do the same as the “ask a local”, but it is (maybe!) better organized and more complete. In all our guides, we hire a “local” writer, and then we edit to be sure that the guide is complete, unique, fun and interesting. Typically we won’t add too many maps or photos (just a few), since you can have all that on the internet, and we like to give you only unique and original content that you won’t find easily.

Here is a brief description of the guide:
Seville is the fourth most important city in Spain and the #1 city in the Andalusia region. From its foundation by the Greek myth of Hercules to the center of the Muslim world and through the discovery of the New World, Seville has played an important role in Western History. Home of Flamenco and bullfighters, the city’s narrow streets talk about magic, secrets and duende and are easily explored by foot and bike.

We will take you to the most iconic sites in Seville, from Unesco World Heritage Sites of Archivo de Indias, the Alcázar and the Cathedral, to the vibrant streets of Triana neighbourhood and the impressive grounds of the 1929 Latin American Exhibition at Maria Luisa Park and Plaza de España. Follow the easy routes around the city highlights and discover the less crowded and the most photogenic spots of Seville.
Learn about the most iconic processions during Sevilla’s Semana Santa, the moving museum that comes out during Holy Week, and join the sevillanos at Fiesta de Abril week-long party. This guide includes the best tips to enjoy these major festivities as a local.

See the city change from day to night and follow our tips on the best places to attend a live Flamenco performance in Seville and how to visit La Maestranza, the famous bullfighting ring.

And if you think you have seen it all, we have also included a list of nearby sites that can be visited from Seville, including Doñana National Park and the Roman ruins of Itálica.

Download Today!

Tags: Seville, Seville Travel Guide, Spain, Spain Travel Guide