Seville Reviews

Last summer, my husband and I decided to visit Seville for a few days. We chose it for it's proximity to the south coast of Spain so we were able to combine a city break with a week in the Sun. We spent 2 night in Seville, 6 night in Gibraltar and a further 2 nights in Seville. We flew from Liverpool to Seville airport and caught a taxi from the ...  Read the complete review

This article is an overview of Seville and is meant as a taster, which hopefully will encourage you to visit. My Hubby and myself recently had a two week vacation in the Algarve, Portugal. We took our fist trip to Spain ever, travelling from our base in Albufeira, by coach to Seville. The journey was not too bad and we had 4 hours ...  Read the complete review

We have set our sights on visiting the three great Moorish cities of Spain; Granada, Seville and Cordoba and, having visited Granada last year, decided to make it Seville this year. Once again it would be for just a long weekend, not really long enough, agreed, but as long as we could spare. The visit turned out to be very enjoyable although ...  Read the complete review

sevilla is wonderful - Advantages: people, architecture, parks - Disadvantages: none

When stepping foot into Seville, it's hard not to expect to see Don Juan wooing throngs of women, Bizet's Carmen stirring controversy, or the shop sign of Rossini's famous fictional barber. What you will see is a city with a passion for life, romance, and sunshine. Serviced by the muchly lauded Ave train, Seville is an easy ...  Read the complete review

Sevilla is a very beautiful spanish city. In Sevilla there are a lot of wonderful places like La Giralda (is an old arabian building) or the Gold's Tower (Torre del Oro in spanish). Sevilla is the capitol of Andalousia, a state in the south os Spain. Sevilla has an atractions park: Magic Island (Isla Mágica in spanish), this is a ...  Read the complete review

Hotel Maestranzo, Seville, Spain. Excellent new central hotel. Far superior to its 1 star classification. Two minutes walk from the Cathedral and the Alcazar and 5 minutes walk from the shopping streets. Air conditioning and all the usual facilities. No breakfast, but surrounded by bars and cafes. Ten minutes walk from Plaza de ...  Read the complete review

I'm just back from a week in Seville and would heartily recommend it.It was something as a culture shock though to one such as I who only knew the egg and chips and happy hour Spain. Firstly no one we met spoke English and even staples such as beer and coffee had to be ordered via the phrasebook.It was also very hot, somedays 40 ...  Read the complete review

To stay in the centre of Seville can cost a small fortune - or can it? Within five minutes walk of the bullring and the Giralda is a fantastic little hotel. The Hotel Europa, tucked away in a narrow side street just off the Avenida de la Constitucion, is a real gem. Don't be put off by it's one star status - the welcome ...  Read the complete review

If you're looking for a city break in a beautiful historic city with everything on your doorstep, Seville is your place. It is great to walk around - splendid buildings, fabulous bars, delicious food, friendly locals - and a real open-all-hours city. Don't even think about going out for dinner before 10pm absolute ...  Read the complete review