Seville is a dreamy destination for budget travelers. Old tales say this Andalusian city was founded by Hercules, perhaps explaining why it is so vibrant and lively. From a high culture focused on ceramics, architecture and flamenco to outstanding restaurants and hidden gems throughout, Seville is exciting to explore. Luckily, the city is also ripe » Read more
Seville: Budget Travel Guide
Although it’s not necessary to be fluent in Spanish, it’s certainly worth taking some time to learn a few words and sentences in the language before your big trip. Spaniards age 30 and under have had plenty of English language lessons at school—generally more than enough to help you order lunch or find your size » Read more
Seville is known for its rich tradition of flamenco dancing, and there are plenty of flamenco bars to prove it. Not feeling in the groove? No worries: The city has plenty of other nightlife options as well. From international bars to dives serving beer for €1, Seville’s after-hours scene has something for every Cheapo. For » Read more
Although Seville is a fraction of the size of Madrid and Barcelona, the southern Spanish city is packed with attractions. Seville boasts world-class art museums, historic palaces, picturesque neighborhoods, and an awe-inspiring cathedral. Conveniently, most of these attractions are located in the city center, within walking distance of each other. And best of all, several » Read more
Not for the faint of heart, a bullfight in Seville can mean edge-of-your-seat excitement and thrills. For Cheapos, the feeling is similar to finding an inexpensive – or free – European souvenir. So, once you’ve taken in some flamenco and eaten all the tapas you can handle for a day, we recommend you pick up a personalized poster commemorating the controversial Andalusian sport » Read more
Flamenco dancing has its roots in the gypsy barrio of Seville. So, if this Southern Spanish city is on your travel itinerary, you’d better take yourself to a baile! Flamenco performances are offered all over Seville and typically take place in tablaos, which are restaurants or bars that charge admission for the show. It is possible, however, to catch a » Read more
