Best neighborhoods in Seville to live when summer heat sets the rules
Seville is flat and easy to walk and cycle, with a large old town and the Guadalquivir running through the city.
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Most errands on foot Calle San Jacinto, Seville
- El Jamón3 min
- Plaza de Cuba11 min
- Jardines de Chapina5 min
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What lies within a walk of a real address, place by place.
The country's sample: Gran Vía 28, Madrid
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Gran Vía 28, Madrid
Found on the map40.4202, -3.7020
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Most errands on foot
What lowers it here Noise −3.3 Air −1.4
Strongest: Groceries and Public transport. Weakest: Parks and sport.
The markers are real places, the nearest of each kind. The tint shows how far you get on foot.
- 5 minutes on foot421 places
- 10 minutes on foot1,768 places
- 15 minutes on foot3,300 places
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Gran Vía 28, Madrid
Nearest places 88
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Districts
- Triana
- Across the river from the old town, with its own market, a pedestrian main street and a strong local identity. The center is a walk over the bridge; streets by the river are busy at night.
- Los Remedios
- A grid of apartment buildings next to Triana, with shops, schools and metro stops. Calm most of the year, and next door to the April Fair for one loud week.
- Nervión
- A commercial and residential district east of the center, with shopping centers, the Sevilla FC stadium, the metro and Santa Justa railway station not far off. Practical and well connected, with wider roads and more traffic.
Summer heat shapes everything: shade, narrow streets and short distances matter more here than almost anywhere else in Spain.
The best place to live in Seville, Spain, depends on what you want close by. The old town has the atmosphere and the tourists, Triana the neighborhood life, and Los Remedios and Nervión the elevators, larger apartments and schools.
People who search for areas to avoid in Seville are usually asking about safety, which is not something the score is built from. What it does show is whether an address is cut off by the river, the ring road or the railway, with few places to cross on foot. The metro has a single line, so check whether your address is near it or relies on buses.