Seville vacation rentals

Escape to Andalusia

With sultry weather, magnificent architecture and flamboyant nightlife, Seville is one of Spain's most enchanting cities. It's brimming with history, culture and lashings of Andalusian charm. There's also a tantalizing street scene to soak up. From sipping on sangria at sun-dappled cafes to enjoying ice-cold beer in bustling plazas, you'll soon fall under Seville's spell. The atmosphere is infectious, so why not stay local? From chic studios to luxury penthouses, Seville vacation rentals unlock access to a host of properties in the heart of the city.

Gothic glamour

Blending Christian and Mudejar styles, the stunning Real Alcazar is one of Europe's most impressive palaces. Game of Thrones fans will recognize it as the sumptuous Water Gardens of Dorne. The palace is incredibly romantic, so why not steal a kiss? With chic decor and sun-drenched rooftop terraces, Seville vacation rentals seal the deal. Towering above the city, the Seville Cathedral is a feat of Gothic architecture. In fact, it's the largest Gothic cathedral on the planet. You can gaze up at the Giralda bell tower, visit the tomb of Christopher Columbus and admire the gilded Capilla Mayor chapel.

Neighborhood hopping in Seville

Most travelers find it hard to resist the lure of the Old Town. With cobblestone streets and winding medieval lanes, it's a fantastic place to get lost. You'll also find a great scene in the bohemian Macarena district. After dark it comes alive with tapas restaurants, wine taverns and flamenco bars. Whether you fall for a historic apartment or a modern duplex, Seville vacation rentals put you just steps from the city's best nightlife. Ideal for leisurely picnics and afternoon siestas, the sprawling Parque de Maria Luisa is an urban oasis during the sunlit hours.

Sultry summers in Seville

Seville is drenched in sunshine, with summer temperatures often soaring well into the 100s. In fact, with an annual average of 67, Seville is the warmest city in Europe. Afternoon siestas are a popular way to beat the heat, with most businesses shutting up shop for the afternoon. Spring is a gorgeous time to visit, with mild weather and thinner crowds. Seville also throws world-famous Semana Santa Holy Week celebrations. Feria de Abril is another citywide spring celebration, with six nights of eating, drinking and dancing.

A wonderland of green space

Seville sits on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, in Spain's sunny Andalusia region. Thanks to its fertile soil, the city is brimming with green space. Built for the 1929 World's Fair, Parque de Maria Luisa is the city's signature park. The eclectic Alcazar Gardens celebrate a handful of historic horticultural styles, while the Gardens of Murillo are an oasis of swaying palms and bubbling fountains. You can also escape to the sprawling Parque de San Jeronimo, Andalusia's largest green space.

Transportation options to and around Seville

Fly into San Pablo Airport (SVQ), the closest airport, located 5.7 mi (9.1 km) from the city center.

If you're traveling by train, San Bernardo Station, Seville Santa Justa Station and Seville (XQA-Santa Justa Train Station) are the main stations in the city. You can see more of Seville by jumping on the metro at Archivo de Indias Tram Stop, Plaza Nueva Tram Stop or Puerta Jerez Tram Stop.