Colors, unparalleled history, sunshine, good food, extraordinary architecture and, above all, a true open-air museum. That’s Seville. One of my favorite cities in Europe where I enjoyed this beauty with my parents. Everything is big in Seville. Huge cathedrals, a palace where you can easily spend five hours, and plazas where you can feast your eyes. Although you can easily spend a few weeks here, you can also see a lot in five days. Here the 11 sights we visited (in many photos) to get an idea of this impressive city and inspiration for when you go on a city trip to Seville yourself.<\/p>\n
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When I think back to Seville, a big smile spontaneously comes to my face. What an incredibly beautiful city. With the largest historic center in Spain and one of the largest in Europe, Seville is an open-air museum where you just can’t stop looking around. Seville is the capital of southern Spanish Andalusia, located in a valley on the Guadalquivir River. As one of the hottest cities in Europe, Seville is an ideal destination for winter or spring. In the months of July and August, the mercury can reach well into the 30 degrees Celsius, with a feeling temperature up to 50 degrees. We visited Seville in March and had great weather: clear blue skies, around 10 degrees in the morning, evening and night and around 25 degrees during the day. Delicious!<\/p>\n\n\t\t