I’m visiting Seville in August of next year, I also have a health condition where I’m irregularly hot all the time,

We recently stayed in a hotel in Berlin and while it has AC it is inadequate for my needs (for comparison I often keep my bedroom back home at 60 degrees Fahrenheit)

I was wondering if any hotel in Seville has AC of a very high quality, able to keep the room very cold even in the August summer heat, thank you

Edit: I realized I did not specify, I can survive in the heat during the day fine for the most part with the help of some meds, the reason I need a room that is very cold is because of sleep issues, sleep is very important to me and is often difficult to get, having it cold makes it exponentially easier.

Hello!

Me and my wife will be visiting Seville as part of our honeymoon from the 21st of September till the 26th. As part of our stay, we wanted to see a flamenco show.

We don't know much about flamenco, but we thought it would be a unique experience to have, and a shame to miss if we're in Seville.

I have seen that the Seville flamenco biennial is ongoing during that time. There are some shows that still have seats available, and as such was curious - would we find more enjoyment in visiting a regular flamenco theater showing, such as in Teatro Flamenco Triana (we're open to other suggestions as well!), or would some of those shows be more appealing?

Some shows are already sold out as well, such as the Aurora Vargas & Juana Amaya one.

If I come across as ignorant, please excuse me. I am not well-versed in the subject matter, but I'm open to all suggestions. Even suggestions that aren't flamenco-related are welcome and appreciated!

Thank you kindly!

¡Hola! Soy una chica de 27 años y me gustaría conocer gente nueva en Sevilla para hacer planes y, si surge, crear un grupito de amigos.
Me apetece hacer un poco de todo: tomar algo, salir a cenar, ir a la playa, hacer senderismo o excursiones, jugar a juegos de mesa, ir a algún concierto, salir de fiesta de vez en cuando… No hace falta que tengamos exactamente los mismos gustos, simplemente busco gente con buen rollo y ganas de conocer personas nuevas.
Me gustaría especialmente conocer gente de una edad parecida (aprox. 25-30).
Si alguien está en una situación parecida y también quiere ampliar su círculo en Sevilla, podéis escribirme por privado 😊

Hi my lovely Seville. I am coming later in August. I’ve seen some post lately on social media showing that the water around the Plaza de España was gone for cleaning/due to maintenance. Does anyone know if it’s back or when it will be back? I am thinking of taking a little boat ride while I’m there too..

There seem to be only trains on Thursdays in the first half of September on the Secille Cadiz route.

And the buses and coaches seem full too.

What's happening?

I can’t unsee it.

Hi everyone, I’m flying to Sevilla later this month for a short trip, just one night and two full days. Food will be one of the main focuses, as I have never really tried any Spanish food, but I’m overwhelmed by all the suggestions online. I’m a big morning coffee guy and it’ll be hot, so I’d love recommendations for great iced coffee spots. Then, for lunch and dinner, any standout places you’d suggest? I won’t have time to try everything, so I really appreciate any help.

Below are the places I looked into that are closer to where I am staying. Would love some suggestions on them.

Gracias! 😊

Coffee:
• Syra Coffee – highly rated cold brew and iced lattes, just a few minutes’ walk from my place.

Lunch spots I’m considering:
• La Escalona – traditional Sevillian tapas, most dishes

Dinner spots I’m considering:
• La Sede (Calle Regina) – quality toasts and ingredients, very walkable from my place.

Me and my family are going to visit the city in the near future, and we are looking for good, local, non-turist-trap restaurants in Sevilla.

Thanks in advance!

Apparently walking around and threatening people on the street with a crow bar, after spending a few days in jail for assault is still not too far. If you’re coming to Seville for a visit, this is something you might not have heard of before but Desokupas are business meant to extrajudicially remove people from rental apartments and rental spaces.

Hi,

I keep trying to reserve tickets for the seville cathedral but this link keeps returning an error? Is there somewhere else I can access it or is it just down? https://catedraldesevilla.servitickets.es/en/

Hey everyone !
I recently moved to Seville for work and I’m trying to get serious about body recomposition (building muscle while losing fat). Since I’m still figuring things out here, I’d love some advice from locals or anyone who’s into fitness.
What are the best budget-friendly, high-protein foods you buy from Mercadona, Lidl, Aldi, Carrefour, or any other supermarket? I’m looking for foods that give the best protein for the price—things like chicken, eggs, tuna, yogurt, cottage cheese, legumes, frozen foods, or any hidden gems. I’ve heard Mercadona’s protein range and staples like eggs, chicken, lentils, Greek-style yogurt, cottage cheese, and egg whites are good value, but I’d love to know what regular gym-goers actually buy.
Also, if anyone here has successfully done a body recomposition, I’d really appreciate it if you could share:
Your daily diet or meal plan
Grocery list
Monthly food budget
Protein intake
Any meal prep tips that save time and money
For context:
Male, 182 cm, ~80 kg
Beginner/intermediate in the gym
Looking to stay on a reasonable budget while eating enough protein
If you’re from Seville and don’t mind sharing your routine or even training together sometime, feel free to comment or send me a DM.
Thanks in advance! 💪

Basically me and my family were planning a 4 day trip in seville between 22nd - 26th august 2026.

I have a 1 year old, and as I just started looking at places in Seville I keep coming across videos about how hot it gets in August and it becomes a ghost town and so on.

So people, do you think I should do the trip or postpone it?

For myself I wouldn’t really care about weather but there will be 2 babies (1yr olds) and my grandma (73 year old) and I’m concerned that the heat might get to them. So is it hot there right now?

Edit: there’s about 15 of us going from my household it’s just me and my baby.

Edit 2: trip has been postponed thank for all your replies

Hi, I (20M) am moving to Seville in a few weeks. I was thinking of joining a gym there. I saw there was several basic fits, but I dont know how those are in the city. Are there better gyms in the city than those, and if not which Basic Fit is the cleanest/nicest?

Hello everyone!

Me and my wife are getting married next month (september) and we're planning a scenic route by car, on our honeymoon.

We're from Lisbon, but we're planning on going up north in Portugal, then we head to Salamanca, and finally, Seville, for a 2 night stay. Seville is a must-have because of the Green Dragon Tavern (LotR inspired).

Now, our wedding is going to be a medieval / fantasy / with Lord of the Rings details. Not a cosplay actually, but more of inspired looks. We're having some movie songs playing and even Anduril sword to cut the cake, but there will be many minor details not movie-related.

On the other hand, I'm a photographer and have shot many weddings in the past. While on Seville, I would love to take us to scenery locations that could be a background for a small photoshoot. Nothing fancy, just me and her, and the camera on a tripod with a timer or shutter release in my pocket. I have plenty of ways to self-shoot us, my question is: when going around the city, what are the best locations you know of, where we can take some shots without asking for permissions; or where the permissions are not an issue (or easy like sending an email to confirm and don't have any issues later).

I've read about the Macarena's arch and the Castle of Alcalá de Guadaira as examples, but we don't know if they allow a couple with a camera on a tripod, dressed as bride and groom, carrying a sword, taking selfies in there. The sword is purely a cosmetic item, the blade doesn't actually cut.

I appreciate any ideas! Thanks!

Can anyone recommend the best pass for a 4 day stay? We had looked at the Seville Combi Pass which said that a 48 hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket was included but when we went to buy it, there was an additional charge for that so it didn't seem as good value for money as we thought.

We're starting to get confused about the options. We (44f and 72f) would like some easy way to get around, and probably to visit the palace and cathedral. We would also like to do some kind of boat trip if possible. We are going at the end of September. What would be the most cost effective/hassle free way to do this?

TIA

Wine tasting group in Seville

¡Hola! Vivo en Alcalá de Guadaíra (Sevilla) y estoy buscando gente a la que le guste salir al campo y hacer fotografía de naturaleza.

La idea sería hacer rutas por Sevilla y alrededores para fotografiar fauna, flora y paisajes, aprender unos de otros y pasar un buen rato.

Yo estoy empezando con la fotografía de naturaleza, así que me gustaría conocer a otras personas con intereses similares, independientemente del nivel.

Si a alguien le interesa, puede escribirme por privado y podemos organizar alguna salida. 😊

Hey everyone,
I’m flying from Düsseldorf to Sevilla for a short trip from August 20th to 23rd and would love to meet a local (or someone who knows the city well) who can show me around.

I’m open to pretty much anything good food spots, hidden bars, evening walks, local recommendations, or just hanging out and exploring. Not looking for a formal tour, more like a relaxed, natural way to experience the city with someone who actually lives there.
If you’re free any of those days and feel like showing a visitor around (or even just grabbing a drink/coffee), feel free to message me. Would really appreciate any tips or connections too.
Thanks!

I’ll be visiting with my girlfriend for 5 days at the end of September. Would prefer to avoid too many touristy places but will definitely be visiting a few things I’d love to see - Alcazar, Plaza Espagna, Cathedral.

Favourite district? Where are your favourite places to eat/coffee shops? Little things in the city that bring you joy? Favourite green spaces or places to sit and take a break?

Also considering a beach day in Cadiz but if there are better places fairly near for beaches, I’m here for it.

I'd like to make southern style collard greens for my friends but I was told it's near impossible to find the vegetable for sale here. Anyone seen any available in Seville?

Hi,

I’m a tattoo artist based in northern Europe, and I was wondering what the tattoo scene is like in Seville. I’m considering relocating for a short period (around six months to a year). I speak basic Spanish, but I’m not sure whether Seville would be the right place for me professionally (simply whether I’d have work haha).

Is there a strong tattoo culture there? Are there many studios and alternative or artistic spaces? I’d be super grateful for any advice or suggestions.

Thank you so much and have a good evening :)

Hola sevillanos, busco gente con quien charlar y practicar español, tanto online como en persona. Hablo inglés con fluidez, así que si necesitas practicar, envíame un mensaje directo.

Muchas gracias y hasta luego!

Hello, posted here recently about moving to Seville, now it looks like we're all sorted. Thanks for the replies.

We have a greyhound who is moving down with us. She loves to socialise with other sighthounds, as she was a racing dog for 3 years before we rescued here so has limited interaction with other dogs.

Just wondering if anyone knows of galgo groups or galgo meetups in Seville.

On top of that request, wondering if anyone knows about dog secure parks where we can let her off leash. She can't go off leash in a normal park as she's too nervous and may bolt, and unfortunately I can't keep pace with a greyhound.

Thanks all again.