r/Seville

I have a domestic flight tomorrow at 9:00AM. I’ve already checked in but have to drop my bags. It looks like it’ll be a 30 minute drive to the airport from my apartment. What time should I leave? I have kids with me.

Update: Honestly was the easiest airport check in experience I’ve had in Europe. Left at 7:00AM, arrived at 7:35AM. Didn’t realize I had purchased priority check in so walked to the front of the line and was through security in about 10 minutes. Even had to go back to check-in when security wouldn’t let me bring my son’s scooter on the plane and still arrived at the gate 25 minutes before boarding after getting coffee and food for my family.

Hola a todos,

Disculpad si el español no es perfecto; he usado traducción con IA.

Somos una familia de 4, con dos niños pequeños de 2 y 4 años. Tenemos ciudadanía de la UE, así que no necesitaríamos visado. Estamos pensando en jubilarnos anticipadamente y mudarnos a Sevilla, probablemente a Mairena del Aljarafe o Tomares.

Nuestro plan sería:

• Alquilar un piso de 3-4 habitaciones, idealmente por unos 1.200-1.400 € al mes
• Enviar a los niños a un colegio concertado
• Contratar seguro médico privado, probablemente Sanitas
• Dedicar bastante tiempo a aprender español
• Tener coche para movernos por la zona, hacer excursiones y viajes de fin de semana
• Hacer 2 vacaciones razonables por Europa al año
• Llevar una vida cómoda, pero no lujosa

¿Creéis que un presupuesto mensual de unos 5.000-6.000 € sería suficiente para cubrir nuestras necesidades y vivir cómodamente en Sevilla/Mairena/Tomares?

Muchas gracias por vuestra ayuda.

Visiting Seville next week and noticed there is an outlet
Near to the airport, departing whether it’s worth a pit stop or not? Anyone been and recommend or is it not worth it? Thanks

Hola, quisiera saber si los Uber y Cabify te dejan en el mismo sitio de salidas en el aeropuerto?

Tengo un vuelo el miércoles desde Sevilla a las 8am así que quisiera estar en el aeropuerto para las 6:30am. Podría coger un bus a las 5:45am pero quizás el taxi es más cómodo.

Reservar Uber para el miércoles me sale como a 25e pero quisiera saber si te dejan en el mismo sitio que los taxis normales.

Moving to Seville, Spain, for a bit. Just wanted to know if there are any great gyms or gyms to avoid so I dont waist anytime while searching, there. Thanks for any help.

Hello I was seeing if anyone could help me with my trip to Seville with my partner. We want to see the different sides of Seville like what life is like where to go and where to eat. We also like rock music and was wondering if there are any cool rock bars or cool clothes shop or just general cool places to see.

We want to see the main sights as well like the gardens and Alcazar ect. I am also learning Spanish and would be happy if I can put it to some use.

Thanks for any help

Hey guys, I live in Seville with my husband and his birthday is coming up in June, he loves nature/mountains/fields/farms and I’d love to be able to take him on a day trip or weekend getaway to somewhere close with a nice nature view. We don’t have a car. Any suggestions or ideas??

Hey everyone,

My wife and I will be in Seville next weekend and we’re looking for fun nightlife spots, bars, parties, rooftops, or neighborhoods where people dress boldly, flirt, and enjoy attention/social vibes.
She loves going out in very provocative outfits and feeling glamorous and noticed, but we’re not looking for swinger clubs or anything explicitly sexual — more stylish, wild, sexy nightlife with an open-minded atmosphere.

Any recommendations for:
rooftop bars
upscale clubs
cocktail lounges
late-night streets/areas
themed parties or events
places with a fashionable / daring crowd

We’re staying central and happy to taxi around. Thanks!

Hi guys! As maybe some of you know, I run food tours in Sevilla and I’m always sharing places I truly love. This one is easily one of my top favorites.

They’re reopening in June at a new location, and if you love good food, amazing wines, and supporting real local businesses, this is a place you need to know, its called Sr. Cangrejo and they will open at Alfonso XII st.

Lets support local business!

We were all set to walk the Camino but then I busted a herniated disc, so we just turned into regular tourists. We had been using Freenow in Madrid, Valencia, and Granada, and we just paid the meter rate, and everything was reasonable. As soon as we got to Seville and got picked up at the bus station, the driver gave us both a thrill ride and a "surcharge" we didn't ask for. I didn't know there is a button on the meter where the driver can enter a surcharge. I actually saw the driver pressing the button, paused and thought about how much more he can scam out of two stupid old Americans, and kept pressing until he got to 6. A 12 Euro ride turned into 18.

Looking for recommendations for tattoo artists in Seville. I am travelling to Seville next month and if I can find a good artist I'd like to get a tat.

Only looking for artists that tattoo traditional style work.

Hi!
Im spending two days in Seville and I’m wondering what are your recommendations for tapas places and restaurants in general? Thank you in advance!

Hola! I’m 30f doing a course here all May. Love the course but was expecting it to be a bit more sociable after-hours…. After spending lots of time in places like Brasil/greece/berlin I thought it would be wayyy easier to meet people and get inside the society a bit here in Spain! But nope, and I’m getting some fomo in the evenings seeing everyone chatting and tapas-ing in the sun. After 9-5 in a windowless room I need some sunny sociable hours before homework at night. Had my fill of solo walks around and kinda hoping maybe other people here that wanna get a ≈6pm cervezita sometimes or take a walk or show me around? My Spanish is basic but present (:

Hi I’m here in Seville for a week. Where can I meet new people, about night life and group activities?
Any local or tourists here who’d wanna hangout!

Dear parents of kids under 6 who live in Seville area, could you please share your favourite places to eat out with your kids?
I’m talking about:
- restaurants or cafeterias with designated play areas
- where you like BOTH the cuisine and the kids facilities

So we all know about Muerde la Pasta and IKEA, is there anything else? Any museum your toddlers or very young kids loved?

I’ve been to a cafeteria called Plácido y Grata and it was amazing, but it’s always a bit far from my house. Anything else you would recommend?

Thanks a lot for your input

First time in Spain and in Seville. What do you reckon I do to enjoy my time here? Also, if any solo travelers want to connect, please hit me up!