Holiday rentals and apartments in Seville city

With its cosmopolitan, historical charm, legendary sites, cuisine and flamenco bars, Seville is a much loved inland tourist destination in Andalusia. This perfect, sunny city break destination boasts a stunning variety of unusual urban attractions with endless museums and amazing architectural sights to marvel at. A magnificent heritage and a unique ambience have placed this dazzling city firmly on the travel map!

Sunset views and glorious cuisine.

Plan an unforgettable family or group holiday with access to all the best historical city sights and dining out options all easily accessible from your Seville accommodation. Choose from a variety of conveniently located chic urban rentals close to all that this hospitable, vibrant, cosmopolitan cityhas to offer! A selection of spacious, tastefully decorated holiday rentals and apartments offer ample space to accommodate 2, 4, 6 or even 8 guests! Many of the immaculate holiday stays on offer boast a lovely city view from the balcony with a large number of rental options located under 500 metres from the city centre!

Holidays in Seville: The area and getting around

A Spanish city of delights

Take a break in the dazzling inland city of Seville with its myriad of fabulous eateries and emblematic attractions where you can fill up on Andalusian as well as high quality international fare. This fabulous city getaway features a renowned gourmet food culture as well as being a centre for art and architecture. This is where futuristic architecture meets the noble charm of heritage Spain! Seville is located 2.5 hours north of Gibraltar and the area is served by Seville airport, Spain's sixth-largest airport and a hub for low-cost airlines.

Sightseeing and local cuisine

With gorgeous sun-drenched Seville a little over 2 hours by plane from mainland Britain you have every reason to make a long weekend of it enjoying this iconic Spanish city! Enjoy ancient plazas and a myriad of culinary adventures and visit one of Europe's most impressive architectural sights, the Setas of Sevilla. Be sure to take a peek at the exquisite, magical beauty of Seville Cathedral and the Royal Palace, both designated UNESCO heritage sites dating back to the 15th century. Go shopping at one of the excellent food markets and fill up on tapas in the city that put tapas on the map, at a pavement café!

Travellers and activities

Seville for gourmet food enthusiasts

Seville is an unforgettable destination for a perfect combination of urban sightseeing and serious foodie adventures. Mercado Lonja del Barranco is a trendy hotspot for tucking into gourmet Andalusian bites amidst the charm of a converted former fish market. Sleek decor and gorgeous riverfront views make this a winner amongst fans of upmarket foodie experiences. For a more authentic experience that is easier on the pocket, head to Mercado de Feira packed with beautiful fresh produce and featuring lunchtime vendors that sell ready-made favourites such as paella and exquisite tapas.

Seville for history lovers

Seville is absolute treasure trove for history lovers with a multitude of fascinating ancient architectural sights to dazzle your senses alongside a variety museums and galleries to explore that include the vast collection of Baroque paintings at the Museo de Bellas Artes. Take your pick from a wonderful choice that includes the fabulous collections in the must-see Flamenco museum, the 17th century Baroque Hospital de los Venerables and pop into the impressive riverside de la Navigation Pavillion, an outstanding, interactive museum about maritime navigation!

Top 5 travel tips in Seville

1.See the Plaza de España

Stop to rest your legs and admire the architecture on Seville's exquisite Plaza de España where you will find Seville's iconic Spanish steps. There are 52 gorgeous, tiled benches and balustrades as well as a grand fountain perfect for fabulous holiday snaps. Why not rent a boat and row about on the canals on this gigantic, iconic plaza for the ultimate tourist experience!

2. Santa Cruz District

Stroll about the atmospheric streets of the Barrio Santa Cruz, Seville's former Jewish Quarter where you will find a labyrinth of narrow alleyways where you can have a typical Andalusian lunch, shop for souvenirs or have a picnic in the beautiful Jardines de Murillo featuring shady, towering palms and lovely flowering shrubs. Why not join a guided walking tour of this charming part of the city and immerse yourself in a neighbourhood filled with cheerful shades of blue and yellow that adorn the whitewashed facades.

3. See the Setas de Sevilla

Head to Plaza de Encarnacion to admire one of Europe's finest architectural wonders. Here you will find the fabulous Metropol Parasol, the largest wooden construction in the world! The Parasol features a stunning walkway at the top with unmissable, panoramic views over the city. At ground level there is a very interesting underground archaeological museum called The Antiquarium as well as several bars and restaurants for refuelling with tapas!

4.The Royal Palace of Seville

Lose yourself in the ancient mystique of Seville at this top historical highlight. This phenomenal palace fortress was lavishly built in the elaborate Arabic Mudejar style. The palm lined gardens and ornate walls are just fabulous and the interior boasts magnificent portico windows and tile embellished archways with domed ceilings. As this is the most spectacular site in Seville, insiders recommend booking tickets for your visit online to get ahead of the game with queuing.

5.The Basilica de Macarena

Don't miss perusing the fascinating working class neighbourhood of Macarena bursting with bright ochre coloured ornate heritage buildings. The fabulous Basilica of the Macarena is built in the Modern Baroque Revival architectural style popular in the late 19th century. The interior is fabulously lavish and this neighbourhood offers you a striking glimpse of Seville's authentic way of life away from the bustle of the main tourist hubs. Quaint working class bars and charming restaurants filled with locals for a bite to eat are plentiful here.