1. Currency is best to be exchanged in special exchange offices as they offer the most advantageous tariffs.
2. All beaches of the city are municipal, so entering them is absolutely free. Charges may be withdrawn only for the rental of deck chairs, parasols and various sports equipment.
3. You are highly recommended to leave tips in local restaurants and cafes. The usual amount of tips is 5 - 10% of the total bill. It should be also noted that leaving a tip to the waiter is not obligatory, but it has always been considered a sign of good manners.
4. Don’t forget to try wine drink Sangria Siesta that is very popular among local residents and tourists. You will be offered to try it in any restaurant or a bar.
6. Euro is considered the most "popular" currency in the city. While going to the market, it is best to bring more paper money in small denominations, so it will be easier to make payments to sellers. In many large shopping centers and restaurants you can pay by credit cards of international class.
7. Bullfighting and flamenco dancing performances are quite costly. However, tickets for these events must be purchased in advance.
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9. Medical care in Seville is fully paid. To recoup costs, you will need to ask your doctor to give you a bill that will be then showed to your insurance company.
10. While going to crowded places, do not take valuable items and large sums of money without any particular need. Clothing and bags should not be left unattended in cafes and restaurants.
