Hi everyone,

I apologize for writting in English, I am preparing a photoshoot in locations near Seville but I am based in France, in order to bring the right gear and plan so visuals, is there anyone with information about this place : " Ermita de Castilleja de Talhara "

Current conditions ( grass and brush possibly )

Size ( ideally someone with a tape measure would be the dream )

Recent photos

I appreciate any info you can and would like to share, happy to have you as a part of the shoot ( it's wedding theme on the day if one of my helper wants to appear as an extra) :)

Hi all, I bought extra tickets for Betis vs Barca (Saturday October 17th) by accident and want to pass 2 on for what I paid, €214 each, no markup.

Fondo Grada Club Lateral, gate 11, block 320, row 8, seats side by side. Digital tickets.

DM me if interested.

For traveling between Seville, Granada, Málaga, and Córdoba, should I book ALSA buses or Renfe trains in advance, or can I buy tickets at the station?
I heard tickets can be up to 3 times cheaper at the station. Is that true?
I prefer buying tickets on the day because I’ll be arriving by plane and can’t predict exact departure times. I’ll also be staying in the next city, so I want flexibility.
Is buying tickets at the station usually cheaper, and is it easy to get a seat on the same day?

We’ll be traveling to Spain with our 3-year-old and won’t be bringing a car seat since we plan to walk or use public transportation most of the time.

What’s the best way to get from the airport to a hotel in the city center? Are taxis or Ubers an option without a car seat, or would you recommend booking a private transfer with one?

We’ll be flying into Seville and departing from Barcelona. Would love to hear what other families have done. Thanks!

Hi,

I see the date change for the half marathon from November into December and the option to defer entries with a deadline of 20th October.

I am number 1500 on the wait-list and was wondering if anyone knows if the deferred entries are being released as they happen or will they all be released after the 20th of October. I'm just trying to assess my chances of actually getting a place. Thanks.

I’m bored. I’m going to go out, and howl at the moon. Anyone want to join? 🌙 Awoooooooo

I can’t stress this enough buy your tickets in advance. The demand is not even funny and no joke. You can take everything in life for granted but never the tickets for anything in Andalusia. I’m thankful for my wife everyday because she told me me so and we bought the tickets. Even tour guides run out and they are almost 4 times the price.

Hi! I'm going to be in Seville on the 22nd of November, visiting from London. I was hoping to get tickets to go and see the Sevilla Vs Real Betis game.

I know this will be a popular match. What's the best way to go about getting my hands on a pair of tickets without spending a small fortune?

Hello everyone im going saturday to seville for some small hollidays what shops do you guys recomend with bands merch, vinyls, clothes, etc... Thank you in advance

Hi everyone! 😊

I'm moving to Seville, Spain, soon for a 3-month Erasmus internship and I'm currently looking for a place to stay. I'm going there on my own, so I'm planning to rent a room.

Honestly, the more I look into it, the more confused I get about which websites to trust because everyone seems to have such different experiences.

I first looked at HousingAnywhere and Spotahome, since they apparently hold your first payment until you confirm that everything is okay with the place. That sounded pretty safe to me at first, but then I started reading all these negative reviews, especially about problems with landlords and getting deposits back. From what I've seen, Uniplaces seems to work pretty much the same way.

I've also noticed that on these websites, some rooms are listed by private landlords, while others are managed by rental agencies that have loads of properties around the city. Are these agencies actually more reliable than private landlords, or are they even worse? I've seen that they often charge a bunch of extra fees, which isn't great, but honestly, I wouldn't mind paying a bit more if it meant finding a decent place and not having to worry about getting scammed or dealing with a shady landlord.

I've also been looking at Idealista, but I've read quite a few stories about scams there too. On the plus side, at least there aren't as many extra fees as with the other websites. Unfortunately, I can't really go and view the places in person before moving, and I don't know anyone currently living in Seville who could check them out for me either.

So yeah, at this point I'm pretty lost and have no idea which option is actually the safest. 😅

Has anyone here recently looked for a room in Seville or used any of these websites? I'd really appreciate any advice or experiences you could share! And if anyone knows a good rental agency, a trustworthy landlord, or just a better way to find a room based on their own experience, that would be super helpful!

Hola, me voy a mudar para cursar un año de máster en Sevilla y me gustaría saber si las zonas de Casco Antiguo, Feria, Alameda y Encarnación-Las Setas son buenos lugares para vivir: seguros y bien ubicados. (Saqué los nombres de Idealista). Mi facultad está cerca de la Plaza de la Encarnación y las clases terminan aproximadamente a las 22:00 h.

Hello,

Do you have any suggestions about pensions/private rooms in Sevilla for two nights and two persons?

I feel lost as most of the reviews in google maps seems negative for all of them and the price is starting from around 65 euro in mid November.

I found an airbnb ( private room shared bathroom) in city center with around 170 euro in total for two nights, is it correct ?

Thank you in advance

We will be staying at a friend’s house nearby and want to spend the day in Seville with our children. Any recommendations welcome! TIA

Booked tickets to Alcazar but did a rookie error and made a booking for 16:00, not realising it closes at 17:00. Have I shot myself in the foot or is an hour enough time? Checked online and it says I need 3 hours. Unfortunately they’re all sold out now.

Does it close bang on at 17:00? Official website says people are shoo’d out at 17:45.

I’ll be in Sevilla a couple of days and want to carve out some time to do some shopping for some work/office outfits. Stores that are not typically found in the Americas, and are also accessible in price - not looking for lux.

US Citizen; wife & I been visiting Sevilla for 15 years and keep returning. Anything I should know before buying an apartment? Just returned to US yesterday and we’re getting ready to plop down some $$. The housing issue in Spain seems to be an issue. Any thoughts appreciated,

Hola a todos,

We will be in Seville from November 9-12, and plan to visit Royal Alcázar, Plaza de Toros, the cathedral and also take a day trip to Ronda on an organized tour.

I know that on the 11th there is a general strike planned across Spain. Should we plan these visits that require tickets on the day or two before just to be sure that they're not closed?

And would there be any road blockages or shops closed in Ronda and Setenil, as I planned this trip for the November 11th? Like I said, we would go to Ronda with a van, not using public transport such as trains.

One more thing, what hour is the best time slot to visit Royal Alcázar in November?

¡Muchas gracias!

If you had one week notice to book a group dinner for 16 in Sevilla where would you book?

¡Muchas Gracias!

Desde que me he mudado a Sevilla he conocido a mucha gente pero no me he integrado en ningún grupo. No entiendo el motivo. La gente en Sevilla parece ser muy sociable pero al mismo tiempo muy hermética.

How can I meet some people who are worth having a date with? I don't drink or smoke so I don't really enjoy clubbing. I also don't enjoy any cultural products from the childish adult/mature kids such as Marvel cinema, videogames isolation's entertainment or identity dependent aesthetics through confirmed or opposing cultural stereotypes and I don't use politics to filter my feelings. Can you help me find someone who wants to know me instead of classifying me?