About Seville
Seville is the capital and largest city of the autonomous community of Andalusia and the province of Seville in Spain. It is situated on the lower reaches of the River Guadalquivir, in the southwest of the Iberian Peninsula.
Cheap flights to Seville
The lowest round-trip fare found by Destina Holidays travellers in the last 30 days was $951 from New York, travelling 9 Mar – 15 Mar. These are the cheapest fares from the most searched cities.
- NYC New York to Seville9 Mar – 15 Mar · SVQ from$951
- IAD Washington to Seville24 Nov – 9 Dec · SVQ from$1,031
- BOS Boston to Seville1 Dec – 8 Dec · SVQ from$1,035
- MIA Miami to Seville17 Nov – 25 Nov · SVQ from$1,108
- LAX Los Angeles to Seville2 Dec – 9 Dec · SVQ from$1,103
- CHI Chicago to Seville24 Aug – 12 Sep · SVQ from$1,010
- SFO San Francisco to Seville19 Jan – 27 Jan · SVQ from$1,044
- DFW Dallas to Seville23 Feb – 3 Mar · SVQ from$1,098
Cheapest month to fly
Airlines travellers compared most often: Aer Lingus, Air Canada, Swiss International Air Lines, Finnair, Lufthansa, ITA Airways.
Prices are per adult in US dollars, taken from searches between 12 Oct and 11 Nov 2026. Fares change often, so search your dates for live prices.
Search flights to SevillePlaces to visit in Seville
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Seville Cathedral
ReligiousA vast Gothic cathedral with a towering golden altarpiece and the monumental tomb of Christopher Columbus. Climb the ramps of the Giralda bell tower for city views.
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Real Alcazar
HistoricA royal palace complex famous for its Mudejar courtyards, tiled halls and carved plaster. The gardens of fountains, pavilions and orange trees are a highlight. Book ahead.
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Plaza de Espana
LandmarkA semicircular plaza built for a 1929 exhibition, with tiled alcoves representing Spanish provinces, a canal and decorated bridges. Rowing boats can be rented on the canal.
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Barrio Santa Cruz
NeighborhoodThe old Jewish quarter beside the Alcazar, a maze of narrow lanes, whitewashed houses, flower-filled patios and small squares with orange trees and tapas bars.
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Metropol Parasol
ViewpointA huge waffle-like wooden canopy over Plaza de la Encarnacion, with a rooftop walkway offering views of the old town. Roman remains are displayed in the basement.
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Triana
NeighborhoodA neighborhood across the Guadalquivir known for ceramics workshops, flamenco tradition and a lively market. The riverfront Calle Betis is lined with bars facing the city.
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Torre del Oro
HistoricA 13th-century watchtower on the Guadalquivir riverbank, once part of the city's defenses. It now houses a small naval museum with a viewing terrace on top.
Top experiences in Seville
Tours, tickets and experiences you can book with Destina Holidays, from 81 available.
Palacio Andaluz Flamenco Show
From $37 per adult
City Sightseeing Seville Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
From $26 per adult
Super Combo: Cathedral and Alcázar of Sevilla
From $64 per adult
Special Discount Offer: Monumental Seville: The Cathedral, Giralda Bell Tower and The Royal Alcázar
From $69 per adult
Patio Sevillano Flamenco Show
From $26 per adult
The Royal Alcazar of Seville and Cathedral - Small Group Guided Tour
From $63 per adult
Mysteries of the Alhambra
From $196 per adult
Special Discount Offer: Three Cities in One Day: White Villages, Córdoba and Ronda - Full-Day Tour
From $108 per adult
Tapas, Wine and Rooftops - Evening Gastronomic Tour
From $294 per adult
Explore Cordoba Caliphal City
From $115 per adult
Teatro Flamenco Sevilla: Pasion Flamenco show
From $21 per adult
River Guadalquivir cruise from Torre del Oro
From $23 per adult
Where to stay in Seville
Popular hotels in Seville, out of 427 properties you can book.
NH Collection Sevilla
From $130 per night
Hesperia Sevilla
From $106 per night
NH Sevilla Plaza de Armas
From $161 per night
Hotel Cervantes
From $130 per night
Petit Palace Marques Santa Ana
From $189 per night
Petit Palace Santa Cruz
From $166 per night
Petit Palace Puerta de Triana
From $126 per night
Libere Seville Triana
From $116 per night
Ilunion Alcora Sevilla
From $100 per night
Casas de la Juderia
From $165 per night
Casual de las Letras Sevilla
From $133 per night
Itaca Sevilla
From $137 per night
Best time to visit Seville
Based on recent weather records, the most comfortable time to visit Seville is April to May, when average daytime highs are around 74–83°F and rain falls on about 5 days a month.
Average daily low and high temperatures and days with at least 1 mm of rain, from recent weather records. Highlighted months are the most comfortable for sightseeing.
Seville weather forecast
- Wed 11 Nov 70° 64° 100%
- Thu 12 Nov 72° 62° 43%
- Fri 13 Nov 71° 60° 15%
- Sat 14 Nov 71° 60° 52%
- Sun 15 Nov 67° 55° 19%
- Mon 16 Nov 67° 56° 32%
- Tue 17 Nov 74° 62° 57%
Know before you go
- Currency
- Euro (EUR)1 US dollar ≈ €0.89
- Language
- Spanish
- Calling code
- +34
- Driving
- On the right
- Time zone
- Europe/MadridUTC+1
- Capital
- Madrid
Upcoming public holidays in Spain
- Constitution DayDía de la Constitución
- Immaculate ConceptionInmaculada Concepción
- Christmas DayNavidad
- New Year's DayAño Nuevo
- EpiphanyDía de Reyes / Epifanía del Señor
- Good FridayViernes Santo
Banks, offices and some attractions may close on public holidays, and flights and hotels often fill up early around them.
Getting to Seville
These are the airports closest to central Seville. Compare fares into each one, as a slightly longer transfer can sometimes mean a much cheaper flight.
- SVQ San Pablo Airport6 mi (9 km) from the city centre
Getting around Seville
Walking is the best option for sight-seeing: Seville is a large city but the points of interest are in the compact old centre. Strolling and coming across fine old churches, charming cafes and hidden plazas is part of the experience of being here.
By public transport
With the rechargable green travel card you can use all means of public transport (metro, tram, regional trains (Cercanías), city and regional buses) for a lower price. The card can be bought in tobacco shops for €1.50 and must be charged with at least €5 (Nov 2024). There are other travel cards issued by the metro or the city bus operator, but you can only use certain means of public transport with those cards.
By bus
Buses[dead link] run frequently and cover the majority of the city in their routes. The single fare without a travel card is €1.40. Regular service is kept until around 23:30, after which night buses run, with different routes, on the hour until 02:00 (updated Mar 2024)
By metro
You are unlikely to use it as it does not run near the old town, or other sights or accommodation. Its sole line follows an arch, from the southwest burbs to south end of city centre stopping at Plaza de Cuba, Prado de San Sebastián and San Bernardo, then out to the southeast burbs. It runs Su-Th 06:30-23:00, until 02:00 on Friday and Saturday nights. Tickets are €1.30 for a single zone or €4.50 for all 3 zones unlimited trips.
Seville travel FAQ
When is the best time to visit Seville?
Based on recent weather records, the most comfortable time to visit Seville is April to May, when average daytime highs are around 74–83°F and rain falls on about 5 days a month.
What is the weather like in Seville?
August is usually the warmest month in Seville, with average highs of 99°F (37°C). December is the coolest, with average lows of 46°F (8°C). The wettest month is typically March, with about 218 mm of rain.
Which airport is closest to Seville?
San Pablo Airport (SVQ) is the closest airport, about 6 miles (9 km) from the centre of Seville.
How much are flights to Seville?
The cheapest round-trip fare Destina Holidays travellers found to Seville in the last 30 days was $951 from New York, travelling 9 Mar – 15 Mar. March is currently the cheapest month to fly, with fares from $951.
What currency is used in Seville?
Seville uses the Euro (EUR). At the latest exchange rate, 1 US dollar ≈ €0.89.
What time zone is Seville in?
Seville uses the Europe/Madrid time zone (currently UTC+1). Remember to check for daylight saving changes when planning connecting flights.
How do I get around Seville?
Walking is the best option for sight-seeing: Seville is a large city but the points of interest are in the compact old centre. Strolling and coming across fine old churches, charming cafes and hidden plazas is part of the experience of being here.
What are the best places to visit in Seville?
Top sights in Seville include Seville Cathedral, Real Alcazar, Plaza de Espana and Barrio Santa Cruz. A vast Gothic cathedral with a towering golden altarpiece and the monumental tomb of Christopher Columbus. Climb the ramps of the Giralda bell tower for city views.
What are the top things to do in Seville?
Popular experiences you can book in Seville include Palacio Andaluz Flamenco Show, City Sightseeing Seville Hop-On Hop-Off Tour and Super Combo: Cathedral and Alcázar of Sevilla. Destina Holidays offers 81 tours and activities here.
Where should I stay in Seville?
Popular areas for hotels in Seville include Seville. Well-reviewed options include NH Collection Sevilla and Hesperia Sevilla.
How many hotels can I book in Seville?
Destina Holidays currently lists 427 properties in and around Seville, from budget stays to luxury hotels. Search your dates to see live prices and availability.
