Sevilla in February

This is a continuation of our trip that started in Granada (in another travel post). After a couple of nights there, we took a three-hour bus ride to Sevilla for a three-night stay at Hotel Kiver (highly recommend). We had originally booked a train, but our tickets were cancelled—likely due to the ongoing rail disruptions following the accident back in January.

Sevilla remains one of our favorite cities in Spain. This was our second visit. We love the relaxed vibe of the city. It’s a great balance: doesn’t feel overly crowded like Madrid or Barcelona, yet it has some excellent bars and restaurants. If we were to retire in Spain, Sevilla would be at the top of our list.

Our highlights this time included the iconic Plaza de España, the Setas, and walks along the water. We also enjoyed wandering around the neighborhoods of Centro, Alfalfa, and Triana.

Food favorites: We had dinner at Petit Comité twice because we enjoyed it so much the first night, and we made daily stops to Mito for the amazing gelato.

Images featured: Landmarks and street scenes from Triana and Centro.