Seville Through the Seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn & Winter Travel Tips

Seville is a city of passion, history, and sunshine. With its orange-scented streets, flamenco rhythms, and spectacular architecture, it’s a destination worth visiting all year round. But each season offers something unique. Here’s your guide to the best time to visit Seville, with top things to do in spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

🌸 Spring in Seville (March – May)

Spring is the most popular — and many say the best — time to visit Seville. The city comes alive with flowers, festivals, and perfect weather.

Why visit in spring:

• Pleasant temperatures (15–25°C)

• Blooming orange trees perfume the streets

• Two of Seville’s biggest celebrations: Semana Santa (Holy Week) and Feria de Abril

Top things to do:

• Experience Semana Santa: Watch the solemn processions during Holy Week.

• Enjoy the Feria de Abril: A week of flamenco, traditional dress, horse parades, and dancing.

• Visit the Royal Alcázar gardens in full bloom.

• Stroll through Maria Luisa Park and the Plaza de España.

• Take a private guided walking tour through the Santa Cruz district.

☀️ Summer in Seville (June – August)

Summer in Seville is famously hot — temperatures often rise above 35°C, sometimes even 40°C. But with the right planning, it can still be a rewarding time to visit.

Why visit in summer:

• Fewer tourists compared to spring

• Longer daylight hours for sightseeing

• Great time for evening strolls and tapas

Top things to do:

• Visit the Cathedral and Giralda Tower early in the morning.

• Explore the Metropol Parasol (Las Setas) and enjoy evening views from its rooftop.

• Take a flamenco show in the cooler evenings.

• Enjoy tapas dinners outdoors once the sun sets.

• Plan a day trip to Cádiz or the coast for a refreshing breeze.

• Experience Seville by night — guided tours are magical after dark.
  
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🍂 Autumn in Seville (September – November)

Autumn is a golden season in Seville. The summer heat fades, making it comfortable to explore the city again.

Why visit in autumn:

• Pleasant weather (20–30°C)
• Fewer crowds than in spring
• Rich cultural events and local festivals

Top things to do:

• Walk along the Guadalquivir River and catch a sunset boat ride.

• Visit the Casa de Pilatos and other palaces.

• Explore the Triana neighborhood, known for ceramics and tapas.

• Enjoy a private tapas and wine tour.

• Take a day trip to Córdoba to see the Mezquita under softer autumn light.

❄️ Winter in Seville (December – February)

Winter in Seville is mild, sunny, and crowd-free — a true treat for travelers seeking a more peaceful visit.

Why visit in winter:

• Comfortable weather (12–18°C)
• Shorter lines at attractions
• Festive atmosphere in December

Top things to do:

• See the Alcázar and Seville Cathedral without the crowds.
• Explore the Fine Arts Museum or the Flamenco Museum.
• Wander the Christmas markets and admire festive lights.
• Savor hot churros with chocolate in local cafés.
• Visit the Roman ruins of Italica with a private guide.

📌 To consider

No matter the season, Seville has something to offer:

• Spring for festivals and flowers
  
• Summer for long evenings and fewer crowds
  
• Autumn for golden light and authentic experiences
  
• Winter for a quiet, sunny, and festive escape

With a Seville private guide, you’ll discover the hidden stories, authentic flavors, and cultural gems that make this city unforgettable — no matter when you visit.