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Seville - Spain Beaches & Sights

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While central Seville is not a very large area, getting around on foot is time consuming and hard on the feet after a day or so (especially if you are over 50). Taxis in Seville are plentiful and inexpensive. You can reach most of the places of interest from the Corregidor Hotel for five euro or less. Highlights of Seville include the Alcazar, Casa de Pilatos, Maria Luisa Park, but not the shopping. Use the Metro (a tram, actually) to get from the Cathedral area to the Maria Luisa Park. from Michael
in County Dublin Stayed at Vime Corregidor HotelApril 2008
Great place to stay for Semana Santa as there are lots of churches nearby each with their own Madonna, so you can see them start their processions to the cathedral. Seville is beautiful! from John
in Taunton Stayed at San Gil HotelApril 2007
You must visit the Alcazar it is fantastic, the gardens are truly beautiful even in the rain from Mellisa
in Southampton Stayed at Vértice Sevilla HotelNovember 2006
Visit to the Cathedral is a must, & also take time to walk up to the top of the Giralda Tower. The view is fantastic, from Geoffrey
in Guernsey Stayed at Seises HotelOctober 2006
Walking to the city at a steady pace takes about 30 - 40 minutes and there are some very fine buildings and monuments to see. To save the physical effort, take the 34 bus and you can be in the cathedral area within 5 minutes from the terminus, or even quicker if you hop on a tram. The open top bus tour is also a great way to see the city. There are no good restaurants close to the Al-Andalus but after a full day out we were happy to use the hotel restaurant where a 3 course buffet dinner, half a bottle of wine and a beer cost around 40 euros for the two of us. The buffet breakfast provides a wide choice and I would recommend eating all you want and it's doubtful if you will be hungry all day. from David Thomas
in Coventry Stayed at Silken Al-Andalus Palace HotelMay 2008

we found the various tourist buses which travel round the city and stop not too far from the hotel a useful way to travel to the city centre ,and with a bus every hour till late in the evening. from joanne
in warwickshire Stayed at Alcoba del Rey de Sevilla HotelSeptember 2006
If you walk far enough down Avda La Palmera, you will come to the Exhibitions Park and a nice place to sit down by the river. from Gillian
in London Stayed at Silken Al-Andalus Palace HotelOctober 2006
Do not take cabs to and from the airport. The bus service takes 15 mins, is regular and on time, costs a couple of euro and drops you very near this hotel. The same is true for all bus journies - you can plan trips away from Seville at minimum cost. Also, keep your passport on you as the museums in Seville are free to EU Citizens. from Deborah
in Epping Stayed at Murillo ApartmentsJuly 2007
Dont bother with the sightseeing bus...just walk, you see more and seville is not that big. Visit the bull ring only on Thursdays during the summer. Enjoy a river cruise well worth the money. Take lots of money for shopping and please taste the delicious icecreams available on every corner!! from E A
in FFrith Stayed at Vincci la Rabida HotelJuly 2007
If you go on the red open-top tour bus remember to keep your tickets - they get you half price on the river cruise from Eileen
in Stamford Stayed at Becquer HotelJanuary 2008

Taxi from airport to centre around Euros 20/30 depending on traffic and takes about 20 mins. But after that you will not need to take another taxi as everywhere is walkable. Great City, friendly people and even in January great weather. Just walk around as much as possible, something exciting around every corner. from Margaret
in London Stayed at Becquer HotelJanuary 2008
Take the bus into the city its a couple of euros from Yin
in Bradford Stayed at Silken Al-Andalus Palace HotelMarch 2008
Taxi from airport about 20 euros and to town about 6 to 8 euros.To use the bus,turn left out of the hotel and right at the end of the road, No 34 bus.Fare 1.10,but buy a bonobus ticket from tobacconist kiosks,you get 10 trips for 5 euros. from John
in Wallasey Stayed at Silken Al-Andalus Palace HotelMarch 2008
Do not try to go for breakfast at the same time as the Great Britain Rowing Team. They eat for Great Britain as well as row for us! If you are in Seville and do not go to the Cathedral and the Alcazar you are missing 2 amazing places! from Brian
in Offerton Stayed at Barcelo Renacimiento HotelFebruary 2007
The city tour bus is a great way to see the city. We went in early June and the flowers were glorious. The Cathedral is a must. from Rachel
in Berkhamsted Stayed at Tryp Macarena HotelMay 2007

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