7 Enchanting Things to Do in Seville, Seville, Spain

Walking around Seville on a cold and gloomy spring day wasn’t what we had in mind while planning a trip to a city which is known to have fantastic weather and gorgeous blue sky.

When I close my eyes and imagine Andalusia, swirling red dresses, never-ending sunshine, and blossoming orange trees lining the streets come to mind.

However, we spent the first two days trying to escape the spitting rain, all while braving the unfavourable weather and wandering around its winding streets.

But even on a cold and rainy spring day, Seville managed to keep it sweet and beautiful to the eye; there’s the warm, vibrant culture, enticing mix of Christian, Moorish, and Jewish architecture and history and joyful, impromptu flamenco dancing.

Seville is the cultural and historical heart of the country and a fantastic place in all of Spain to experience its rich traditions and visit many of its palaces and churches.

There’s a great variety of attractions you can fix your gaze and camera to, and ideally, to experience the full essence of it, from staying up all night in one of the rooftop bars to going on the tapas tour, you’d need about 4 to 5 days.

Three things that are typically associated with Andalusia’s capital are tapas, flamenco, and the sultry operatic gipsy heroine Carmen, but there is so much more to see and do! ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).