Seville does not rest: concerts, exhibitions, festivals, fairs and any plan you can (not) think of. A complete guide to make the most of the city.
The 9th Roman Festival of Écija and the 10th Gastronomic Tour “Tapas Like the Romans” will take place from Thursday, April 16, to April 19. An event celebrating the Roman legacy of this Seville town, feat...
The Torre Sevilla shopping center is getting a head start on the festive spirit of the April Fair and is hosting a special edition of its now-traditional Pop-Up Market, this time dedicated specifically to...
Getting away from the city is also a way to escape the noise, crowded restaurants, and bustling streets, and this plan is a surefire hit that you can reach by metro. From this Friday through Sunday, April...
With Holy Week behind us, Seville suddenly brings forth the orange blossoms and colorful shop windows, which for months now have been showcasing dresses and accessories for the upcoming fair. The countdown...
Seville is, among many things, flamenco. And 'pringás'. And Triana. But it is also ballet—lots of ballet. Just ask the Antonio Ruiz Soler Professional Dance Conservatory, Sevillian María Fernández, who was a soloist wit...
La Madrugá is the heart of Seville’s Holy Week. Silence reigns over the night, as time-honored tradition blends with the popular fervor of the neighborhoods. Six brotherhoods traverse the city on a journe...
Holy Wednesday marks the midpoint of Seville’s Passion, a day when the most popular neighborhoods like Nervión or San Bernardo take over the city center, and where the vibrant atmosphere of Arenal blends...
April is a month full of things to do, even more so in Seville. Although Holy Week overshadows most activities, we want to enrich the rest of April and suggest plans to round off the spring month. He...
Holy Tuesday in 2026 is marked by the consolidation of the schedule plan aimed at improving traffic flow. The day retains its vibrant character, connecting distant neighborhoods like El Cerro with the tra...
Holy Monday is a day of great contrasts during Seville’s Holy Week. From the very long processions coming from outlying neighborhoods like San Pablo or the Polígono de San Gonzalo, to the overwhelming sil...