Seville is known as the “most beautiful city in Spain” and I have to agree. The historic center is clean, vibrant, colorful, and full of life. From its ubiquitous orange trees and street performers dancing Flamenco to tapas bars and Moorish palaces, Seville has something for every explorer.
Square with a fountain and outdoor cafe in Seville, Spain.
Colorful street in Seville.
A typical cafe lined street in Seville, just below its famous cathedral.
The tower of Seville’s cathedral.
Plaza de España, Seville
Park Near the Plaza
Artistic Vibe in the Old Town
Street performer dancing the flamenco for tips in front of the cathedral in Seville.
One of many tapas bars in Seville.
Moorish Palace: The Royal Alcazar
Gardens of the Real Alcazar
Orange trees are everywhere in Seville, including the palace gardens.
Cafe and Culture
Spanish style cafe con leche, a morning staple.
The Basics: Seville, Spain
Currency: Euro
Thank you: “Gracias”
Water: Tap water is ok to drink, bottled water tastes better.
Local Coffee: “Cafe con leche” is espresso with milk, served in a small glass.
Restaurant Customs: A wonderful way to try new food is to experience a tapas bar.
Tipping: Rounding up is common. Tips are not expected.
Accommodations: For You Hostel (Highly Recommended)
