Where to sleep in Seville — the neighborhoods and the picks, siesta side to fiesta side.
Barrio Santa Cruz — the old Jewish quarter
Orange-tree patios and whitewashed lanes beside the cathedral. The classic first stay.
Alameda — the night side
Bars and terraces around the Alameda de Hércules; where Seville's own nights happen.
Triana — across the bridge
Ceramics, flamenco roots and the market — the neighborhood with its own passport.
Summer tip
Seville hits 40°C in July–August: pay for the rooftop pool, or come in spring and fall instead.