Seville: When to Go

Climatically, the ideal times to show up in Andalucía are April to June and September to the first half of October - when temperatures are pleasantly warm, and you'll avoid the winter torrents. Culturally, spring festivals present Seville at its prime, but room rates rise like the mercury does in summer. In July and August, when daytime temperatures typically reach a sweltering 36°C (97°F), there's a crush of Spanish and foreign tourists, and locals sensibly flee the city for breezier coastal climes. From December to February, average daily highs hover around 16°C (61°F). Rain falls mainly from October to March (50-100mm or 2-4in per month, comparable to rainfall in London).

Weather

Make no mistake, Seville gets hot during summer. Temperatures average around 36°C (97°F) in July and August with very little rain to cool you down. Winter has an opposite range, with plenty of rainfall between November and February and several days per month of below-zero temperatures. On average though, over 230 days per year have temperatures above 20°C (68°F).

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Sunshine (average hrs per day)