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Seville in March means blossoming orange trees and lively outdoor festivals. Springtime in Seville is a nonstop celebration of Andalusian culture, from Holy Week processions and football matches to opera performances.

You probably know Seville as a late-night city — all tapas and moonlit strolls — but early risers catch a different kind of magic: pale light on whitewashed walls, still reflections on the Guadalquivir, and a blissful hush before the churros stalls even fire up.

After months of shuttered afternoons and midnight dinners, Seville in September reestablishes its regular routine as locals return from their summer vacations. For anyone visiting Seville for the first time, September is a great time to enjoy authentic local culture without summer's heat.

Things to do in Seville in September include kayak tours along the Guadalquivir River and the magnificent Bienal de Flamenco festival, which immerses the city in festive flamenco. You’ll find the city as it's meant to be experienced, with time to savor rather than simply survive.

Why go to Seville in September?

The heat is manageable

September brings an end to the summer’s extreme heat, with daytime highs dropping to temperatures suitable for daytime exploring. Locals take advantage of this by setting up shop at outdoor cafés and restaurant terraces, enjoying the beautiful weather with an iced drink.

Hotel prices are lower

Hotel rates fall significantly from summer peaks. You can stay at boutique hotels in the historic center or luxury properties with rooftop pools for lower prices than just a few weeks earlier.

It’s the start of theater season

September is the start of theatre season, with venues like Teatro Central and Sala Cero putting on productions of new plays and beloved classics alike. There are plenty of events aimed primarily at Sevillanos rather than tourists, which will let you enjoy authentic experiences rarely available in peak seasons.

It’s one of the best months for local produce at the markets

September markets are overflowing with late summer tomatoes, eggplants, peppers, and the first fall pomegranates. Local olive oils from the new pressing start appearing next to seasonal fruits like figs and early autumn mushrooms. Visit in the morning to have the freshest selection and chances to chat with vendors about the best seasonal choices.

You can still go swimming at rooftop pools

Hotel and public pools stay open through September as summer crowds disappear. The water temperature stays warm enough for swimming, but without July and August's masses. Many hotel pools offer day passes for non-guests at reduced rates in September, providing refreshing breaks between sightseeing without having to fight strangers for towels and sun chairs.

What’s the weather like in Seville in September?

The weather in Seville in September is pleasantly warm with temperatures dropping as the month progresses. Early September can still feel quite hot around noon, while late September is much more comfortable throughout the day. Nights cool down enough for light sweaters or jackets, especially in the latter part of the month.

• Average day temperature: 86 F (30 C)
• Average night temperature: 64 F (18 C)
• Average days of rain: 3 days
• Average days of sun: 25 days

Top things to do in Seville in September

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