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Christmas in Seville: lights, nativity scenes, markets and the Three Kings
What to do in Seville at Christmas: the lights, the nativity scenes worth seeing, the market by the Cathedral, the 5 January parade and the weather.
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Written by people who live here: itineraries, neighbourhoods and no-nonsense tips.
· 3 min read
What to do in Seville at Christmas: the lights, the nativity scenes worth seeing, the market by the Cathedral, the 5 January parade and the weather.
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2027 dates, what the Carrera Oficial and the Madrugá are, how to get around the crowds, what the chairs cost and why you should sleep near the centre.
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The best day trips from Seville and how to get there without a car: train to Córdoba and Cádiz, bus to Carmona, Itálica, Ronda and Aracena.
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How to get from Seville airport to the centre: the EA bus (6 €), the fixed-price taxi (26 or 29 €), how long it takes and what suits you best.
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Driving to Seville: where to park near the centre and what it costs, how the blue zone works, which streets have cameras and what the ZBE means.
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What to do in Seville with kids: boats at Plaza de España, the Aquarium, Isla Mágica, the river cruise and monuments free up to age 13.
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What the Feria is, how the fairground works, which casetas you can enter, what to wear, what it costs and why you should book early.
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Yes, it gets hot. And yes, it's worth it: local hours, night terraces, where to cool off and the tricks of those who live here.
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We compare the best neighbourhoods to stay in Seville: who each one suits, what's nearby and which to pick for your trip.
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A relaxed 3-day Seville itinerary: Cathedral, Alcázar, Santa Cruz, Plaza de España, Triana and corners many visitors miss.
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