2 Hotels and Resorts in Seville

Seville is regarded as the birthplace of flamenco, and it is also known for its stunning Moorish architecture, lively culture shaped by thousands of years of history, and its delicious cuisine, especially its rich tapas tradition.

Seville is full of landmarks to visit, so it’s best to plan ahead to tick as much as possible from your list.

You can start with Seville’s cathedral, a former mosque and a UNESCO Heritage Site since 1987. The Giralda Bell Tower is easily noticeable. From above, at 105 metres, you’ll overlook this incredible city.

Another must-see is the Alcázar de Sevilla, a historic palace built during the Islamic era. The Royal family still uses this UNESCO site as accommodation when they’re visiting Seville.

The breathtaking Plaza de España has appeared in famous films such as Star Wars and is a perfect place to unwind as you explore all its corners.

The Archivo General de las Indias provides crucial information about the Spanish colonization of the Americas and features a stunning interior design.

One of the best things to do in Seville is experience an authentic Flamenco performance at a traditional tablao.

To know more about the city’s culture, visit the Museum of Fine Arts of Seville, which is the second most important art gallery in Spain.

The Triana neighbourhood, across the Guadalquivir River, also offers a vibrant atmosphere and cultural offerings. Stroll around its streets and admire the views from the Triana Bridge, enjoy some tapas at Mercado de Triana and walk to the Torre del Oro, a military watchtower built to control the access to the city.

Spring is the best time of the year to go to Seville. Why? The weather isn’t as boiling hot as in summer, nor as cold as in winter, it’s just perfect. Besides, the city comes alive as the two major events of Seville are during spring: Semana Santa (Easter), a religious parade-filled week, and the iconic Feria de Abril (April Fair), a festive celebrating with dancing, costumes and local food.

Seville, as the rest of Spain, is famous for its delicious cuisine and its strong tapa tradition. Be sure to sample traditional dishes such as gazpacho or salmorejo, refreshing cold tomato soups; spinach with chickpeas, a hearty dish that can be served as a tapa too; and pescaito frito (fried fish), which, although famous throughout the Andalusian region, is particularly popular in Seville and served at most bars and restaurants.

The best way to try the mouthwatering dishes is to eat where the locals eat. Get lost in Mercado de Triana or Mercado de Feria and grab some of the tapas mentioned above.

During Feria de Abril, locals enjoy a refreshing cocktail called Rebujito. It’s made with a dry and pale fortified wine, lemon soda, and a lot of ice.

Seville’s city centre is walkable, and many of its landmarks are close together. Biking is another way to get around, and you can use the city’s extensive bus network.

The metro and tram are better for reaching further areas of the city, making it easy to get around the whole city of Seville.

Yes, we offer you several hotels in Sevilla with swimming pools for you to make the most of your trip. Unwind after a day of sightseeing!

Our Minor Hotels in Seville were built with your comfort in mind and are situated in prime locations to connect you to the city’s main points of interest.

Enjoy the sunny days at our hotels’ pools, work out at our fully equipped gyms, and relax at our accessible, pet friendly facilities. In addition, we have meeting rooms and other event spaces available that can host your work conferences or even weddings. If you’re arriving by car, don’t worry, there is off-site indoor parking available for hotel guests.

Have the best time in this wonderful city and explore everything Seville has to offer with Minor Hotels.