هذا الدليل باللغة الإنجليزية حاليًا، والنسخة العربية قيد الإعداد.
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نصائح مفيدة
تفاصيل صغيرة تجعل رحلتك أسهل
المطار
Seville San Pablo (SVQ)
العملة
Euro (EUR)
الطوارئ
112
المستشفى
Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío
Before you go
Book official tickets
Buy the Alcázar, cathedral and Alhambra on their official websites; resellers charge more and cannot change bookings.
Spanish hours
Lunch is 2–4pm and dinner from 9pm. Some small shops close in the afternoon; malls stay open all day.
Sundays & holidays
Many shops close on Sundays. Cathedral visits start later on Sundays because of Mass.
Layer up
Mornings and evenings can feel cool, around 10°C. Bring a light jacket and an umbrella for showers.
Walk, then tram
The centre is best on foot. The short Metrocentro tram links the cathedral, Puerta de Jerez and San Bernardo.
Taxis & apps
White taxis are metered; Uber, Cabify and Bolt work well. The airport run is a fixed fare.
Watch your bag
Pickpockets work the crowds around the cathedral and on busy streets. Use a zipped bag.
Visas
Spain is in the Schengen area. Check your visa rules and the EU’s Entry/Exit System before travelling.
Modest dress in churches
Cover shoulders and knees inside the cathedral and churches; no hats.
Cards everywhere
Contactless payment is almost universal. Keep a few euros for markets and tips.
Tipping
Not expected. Rounding up or leaving 5–10% for good service is appreciated.
Stay connected
An eSIM covering the EU is easiest. Most hotels and cafés have free Wi-Fi.
Seville is safe and welcoming, and Andalusians are proud of their Al-Andalus heritage. Speak a few words of Spanish — “hola”, “gracias”, “por favor” — and doors open quickly.