If you’re planning a trip to Sevilla, I rounded up my top tips depending on whether you’re in town for a short trip, a longer stay, and some of the things I wish I’d known.
Hi friends! I hope that you’re having a wonderful week so far! This is the last post in my travel series (we did a cruise to Spain, Italy and France + time in Barcelona and four weeks in Sevilla) and things will return to our regularly scheduled programming around here. You know, until I plan my next unhinged trip lol.
Today I wanted to share some of the things I’ve learned about Sevilla: things to know, favorite restaurants/spots, and tips I had to learn the hard way. I’ve broken it up into two segments; the first is if you’re planning a shorter trip (a week or so) and for longer trips (3-4+ weeks).


Tips for traveling to Sevilla, Spain
Short trip:
Language:
If you’re traveling to Spain, I think it’s absolutely worth learning key phrases you’ll be using. This book is extremely helpful and I also recommend working with a tutor if possible. Josep is my current tutor and he is amazing! While I’ve found that quite a few people in Spain know English, many don’t. It’s worth knowing at least how to get where you want to go in a taxi, how to order food and drinks, ask for the bill, ask where the bathrooms are located, make polite conversation, etc.
Also worth noting that in Sevilla, they’ll use condensed versions of phrases, which is casual and fun:
– Por favor (please) = porfa (I didn’t personally use this one because it feels kind of cutesy but definitely heard it)
– Hasta luego (see you later) = a luego
– Buenos días (good morning) = buenas (but you can say buenas any time of day instead of hola for hello)
– Gracías (thank you) = gracía
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