Three Days In Seville: Flamenco, Orange Blossoms & The Soul Of Southern Spain

Louise Rose
 
Louise Rose - Travel Counsellor
 
 
 
I recently returned from an unforgettable three-day escape to Seville, Spain a city that somehow manages to feel both dreamlike and intensely alive. Nestled in the heart of Andalusia, Seville pulses with a warmth that goes beyond its famously sunny skies.
From its Moorish palaces to spontaneous flamenco performances on cobbled alleys, every corner tells a story. Here’s how I spent 72 incredible hours soaking up the spirit of this enchanting city.
 
Day 1: Getting Lost in the Old Town and Finding Magic

I landed in Seville mid-morning and checked into a charming boutique hotel in the Santa Cruz neighbourhood the former Jewish quarter and a labyrinth of narrow, winding streets. As soon as I stepped outside, the scent of orange blossoms hit me like a memory I didn’t know I had. The whole city smells like spring.
My first stop was the Seville Cathedral, a jaw-dropping Gothic masterpiece and the largest of its kind...