Seville in March

Traveling to Seville, Andalusia, Spain in March is a bit like stepping into a charming blend of tradition and early spring vibes. The city begins to wake up from its winter slumber, with blooming orange trees adding pops of color and delightful fragrances around town. It’s a great time to explore Seville’s stunning architecture without the intense summer heat, making walks through the historic streets, like those around the Alcázar and the Giralda, much more enjoyable. The city feels lively but not overcrowded, so you can soak in the local atmosphere at outdoor cafes and tapas bars without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.

March also offers a taste of Seville’s vibrant cultural scene as preparations for Semana Santa (Holy Week) begin, though the biggest celebrations happen later in April. You might catch some early religious processions or smaller events that give you a glimpse into the city’s rich traditions. It’s a perfect month for photographers and history buffs alike, as the softer light and fewer tourists create excellent conditions for sightseeing and capturing memorable moments. Just be prepared for occasional rain showers, which can add a refreshing change to your days and a cozy excuse to duck into a local tapas bar for some delicious Andalusian cuisine.