r/Seville

International Voter Drive 2026, for dual U.S.-Korean citizens and other U.S. citizens in South Korea
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International Voter Drive 2026, for dual U.S.-Korean citizens and other U.S. citizens in South Korea

Hi- I'd like to make an announcement from Democrats Abroad, the official overseas branch of the U.S.-based Democratic Party with a chapter in South Korea. Since an extremely important election is coming in November, we're hoping to register more dual U.S.-Korean citizens and other eligible U.S. voters who live in South Korea.

We started our International Voter Registration Drive for 2026 with in-person and online events. If you know any eligible US citizens, they can register and request a ballot. Just send them this link: https://voteabroad.org/RedditVote26. As long as they'll turn 18 by election day, they're eligible.

If anyone wishes to learn more about what we're doing near you, you can find out more at https://www.democratsabroad.org/kr. We have regular in-person meetups and events online. If you have any questions about overseas voting or what we do, feel free to ask in the comments below.

u/Democrats_Abroad — 5 hours ago

Churches in Seville I'm on vacation in Seville and I'm the only Catholic in my family so it's out of the question to go to churches with them😔,But Thursday I'm going to have an hour alone in Seville (I'm 18 years old) ,So I wanted to take advantage of you can visit a church or two, does anyone hav

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What is the deal with dogs in this city?

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I cannot fathom how all these dog owners are allowed to DESTROY everyone's property with popp and pee. Seville is absolutely gorgeous, the Moors killed it! But in person there's pee and poop EVERYWHERE!!! Zoos don't smell as bad as some spots.

The entire city is stained with dogs pee. People are eating outside and someone will let their dog poop and pee right by their table!!! WTF!!?!

How do y'all deal with this?

u/DogsMeatTasteGreat — 2 days ago

Seville in August - don’t believe the Reddit horror stories 😂

Before going, I kept seeing people say August in Seville is unbearable and that you should stay away. Honestly, after spending 2 days and 2 nights there, I completely disagree.
Yes, it’s hot, but it wasn’t that bad. The city is built for heat with loads of shaded areas, courtyards, indoor places to escape to, and plenty to do.
And the city was so alive ALL DAY!! People were everywhere: eating outdoors, strolling around, taking tours, riding the hop on hop off bus. We even did a horse drawn carriage ride!

Restaurants were busy and the streets were full of people.
It definitely wasn’t the quiet, deserted city I was expecting from Reddit.
We just planned around the heat and took breaks when needed. Honestly, Seville in August was great and I’d absolutely do it again!!

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u/ComfortableCarry2440 — 4 days ago
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Where did you live staying in Seville?

Looking for recommendations of those moderately priced hotels or local accommodations that you just loved.
We have 3 nights at the end of this September to spend in the city and there are so many interesting areas to explore!

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u/btvt172 — 3 days ago

I need help finding a good hotel.

Originally, I was really sold on Posada del Lucero. The marble floors and arched windows/doors were a beautiful touch. Unfortunately, these rooms are blocked due to construction so they’re not using these rooms apparently. Does anyone have any similar style hotel recommendations? I was so bummed to hear this as I really wanted this room.

u/UrchinUnderpass — 5 days ago

Looking for people to hang out in Seville from next week.

Hii, I (32F) will be in Seville next week for about 12 days. Would like to find someone to hang out or get any recommendations about the city. I know the weather will be crazy hot but got that covered.

I'm up for almost anything. Walking around, exploring the city, go for a drink, day trips nearby.

If you are interested or just want to give me some advice, feel welcome to DM me.

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u/No_Sir_3175 — 5 days ago
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Match- Is it safe to go alone (for a young woman)?

Hello, I will be in Sevilla and I am thinking of going to tomorrow's game. What is the atmosphere like at the matches and is it safe to go considering that I am female and would go alone? Also, what part of the stadium is the quietest to watch without being too expensive? Thanks in advance!

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u/magda_lijena — 6 days ago

Solo traveling in Sevilla

Hi, I’m a 22 yo female student from the Netherlands. I’m currently staying in Sevilla till the 18th. It’s my first time visiting Sevilla and it’s also my first solo trip. I was wondering if anyone had any tips on how to meet people/make friends here. I’m open to anything really! Going to a restaurant/pub/doing an activity! Hope you guys can help me out!

*added the female part since I prefer the activity to be woman friendly haha

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u/sgldolltears — 8 days ago

Queer friendly?

Hola, me voy a ir a estudiar a Sevilla en unas semanas y aunque suelo ir de vez en cuando a para ver amigos (por lo cual conozco ambiente), quería preguntar si creéis que Sevilla es una ciudad amigable para mujeres queer y si podéis recomendarme bares y espacios sáficos para chicas jóvenes!
Muchas gracias de antemano

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u/leydyophelia — 8 days ago

Can't find Glasses for the upcoming solar ecplise

Hey so I'm in Sevilla with my gf who is from here and we have tried getting glasses for the solar eclipse tomorrow at at least 15 pharmacies, opticians, supermarkets and kioscos without any luck. Does anyone know where they are still available or does anyone have two to spare by any chance? Thanks, any help is appreciated!

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u/_-_-Dima-_-_ — 9 days ago
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Zaragoza: Me faltan participantes en mi estudio, me ayudarías por favor?

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

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u/FishingMuch9426 — 8 days ago

What hotel in Seville has very very good air conditioning?

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.

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u/WillSellBodyForXmr — 10 days ago

Are places/attractions closed on e.g Sunday / Monday?

Hiya, I'm coming to Seville and I'm aware that in some cities there are certain places or attractions which are closed on specific days e.g Sunday / Monday or offer like free entrance on e.g Tuesday

Thankx

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u/ThinIntention1 — 7 days ago

Going to Spain from poland

I'm going to Spain from Poland, because of the eclipse. I was wondering if anyone could tell me any places//shops in Madrit that can grab my interest, probably connected with science or movies. I'm really into Hail mary project, but I'll take everything that is "weird" or just stands out since I love things like that. Maybe my post is a bit chaotic, but I don't have much time to write this, so. Also, I'm really friendly and I love talking with people, is it okay to talk to strangers and engage in a small talk with them? Some divas out there, I'm a diva myself, so yk, maybe I'll meet the love of my life there😍😍😍. Anyways, thank you for any recommendations, I'll literaly take ANYTGING interesting you can tell me, I love new things and places.

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u/rocketrocket1 — 8 days ago