מבצעי מלונות 2026 יריד אפריל של סביליה (Feria de Abril) ב-סביליה
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Plan around crowds and higher prices

Feria and Easter make Seville very busy — expect higher hotel, taxi and train prices and limited availability. Book accommodation, train tickets and any must-see restaurants or tours well in advance or consider visiting in March or May for fewer crowds and lower costs.

See it, but don’t expect full access

Most casetas (tents) are private and entry requires invites. Treat the Feria as a people‑watching and atmosphere experience: stroll the grounds, watch horse parades and flamenco rather than expecting to join private gatherings.

Timing and sightseeing strategy

The Feria livens up in the afternoon and evening; the best visuals (horses, traditional dress) are often in daylight. If you want to see other Seville sights without disruption, schedule museum visits and major attractions on days/times outside procession routes and peak Feria hours.

Eat before or after — bring patience if you stay

Public casetas and food stalls exist but can be crowded and pricey; many recommend having dinner elsewhere and using the Feria for drinks and atmosphere. If you plan to eat at the Feria, go early or accept limited/expensive options.

Dress and safety tips

Dressing smart (avoid shorts/trainers) helps you blend in and feel comfortable at the Feria. Beware that nights can get rowdy in spots — go with your group, keep an eye on belongings, and avoid isolated areas if intoxication is common.

Consider alternatives if you want a local experience

If your priority is authentic local participation, you’ll need local contacts or invitations to private casetas. Otherwise enjoy the spectacle from public areas and consider nearby towns or different dates for a more authentic, less touristy visit.