San Valentín, a date both loved and loathed, has evolved into a significant occasion for couples worldwide. Celebrated globally, it adapts to each culture's customs, with gift exchanges, romantic dinners, and public displays of affection remaining universal. Yet, its commercial nature and focus on romantic love for material gain draw criticism.
Diverse plans exist for this day, influenced by the day of the week, with this year falling on Friday, February 14th.
Romantic dinners are the most traditional choice. Many Seville restaurants offer special Valentine's menus in their interior courtyards, adorned with flowers and exuding intimacy. Enjoy local gastronomy in a magical setting.
Visiting Seville's iconic landmarks is another splendid option, such as ascending the Seville Mushrooms for romantic, spectacular views. Not forgetting the Royal Alcázar of Seville, one of Europe's oldest palaces, steeped in history and romance. Wander through its gardens, courtyards, and halls, and let the place's magic envelop you.
For a more touristy plan, a sunset cruise on the Guadalquivir is unforgettable. Enjoy city views from the river and toast to love in a relaxed atmosphere.
Arab baths are always a good choice to escape routine stress. Relax with your partner in one of Seville's Arab baths and disconnect from stress.
Wine tasting is another option for wine lovers, a special plan offering an experience without limits.
Always book in advance to avoid unexpected surprises, as this is a busy date and most restaurants and bars will have bookings made well in advance.
Above all, try to surprise your partner as much as possible. This festivity is increasingly personalized as tastes vary depending on the couple in question.