Spring in Seville is not just a season—it’s a transformation. The whole city becomes a stage, a festival, a dream.

First, Semana Santa (Holy Week). The silence, the scent of incense, the candlelit processions—it’s not something you watch, it’s something you feel. Even if you’re not religious, it’s impossible not to be moved.

Then, just two weeks later, Feria de Abril. Suddenly, the city explodes with color. Flamenco dresses swirl, horses parade through the fairgrounds, and every caseta (tent) is full of music, dancing, and rebujito (a dangerously easy-to-drink cocktail of sherry and soda).

Is Spring the Best time of year to come to Seville?

“In spring, Seville doesn’t bloom—it erupts into music, color, and soul. Every breeze carries poetry, every street dances with life.”

More reasons to visit Seville in spring:

  • Orange blossoms (azahar): The scent fills the air and gives the city a magical fragrance you’ll never forget.
  • Mild weather: Warm, sunny days and cool evenings make it the perfect time to explore on foot.
  • Lively terraces: Cafés and bars spill out into the streets, and locals embrace the outdoors.
  • Photographer’s dream: The soft spring light makes every plaza, palace, and park glow.
  • Park life: María Luisa Park is especially lush and vibrant in spring—perfect for a relaxed picnic or carriage ride.
  • Live music and pop-up performances: From flamenco to classical guitar, spring brings spontaneous street culture.
  • Seasonal cuisine: Look out for spring vegetables, fresh seafood, and light Andalusian wines.

Tips if you’re visiting Seville in spring:

  • Book your accommodation early—it gets busy.
  • Bring both comfortable shoes and something festive to wear.
  • Don’t try to see it all. Just pick a corner and soak it in.

Seville in spring is unforgettable—and a little wild. Just like we like it.