Planning an autumnal getaway? I’ve got all the travel inspiration you need in this post on the best places to go in Europe this Autumn. Forget pumpkin patches and pumpkin spice lattes, if you’re not ready to say goodbye to sunshine and that feeling of endless summer – this is what you’ve been looking for. Soon the children will be back at school and order will be restored to European cities and holiday resorts, which makes September to November the perfect time to visit Europe.
If the European trip you’ve been dreaming of is wandering through Old Towns in search of your next gelato or spritz before a lazy, late dinner that stretches into the night. Perhaps you’re longing to stretch your legs and take on some of Europe’s more challenging hikes but need the burning summer heat to dissipate before you can bear to pull on your hiking boots. The shoulder season is the perfect time to visit Europe because of a number of reasons – it’s cheaper and better value, less busy, more peaceful, cooler temperatures and far less competition for a sun bed.
Planning an Autumn trip to Europe? Here’s where you’ll find:
- Everything You Need To Know Before Booking A Trip To Europe
- Where in Europe is it still warm in September?
- Where is hot and cheap in October for sun?
- Is November a good month to visit Europe?
- The 11 Best Places To Go In Europe in Autumn
- Madeira, Portugal
- Kotor, Montenegro
- Pisa, Italy
- Rhodes, Greece
- Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Hydra, Greece
- Paphos, Cyprus
- Lake Bled, Slovenia
- Valetta, Malta
- Trieste, Italy
- Seville, Spain
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Everything You Need To Know Before Booking A Trip To Europe
This summer may have had far more of those rainy, grey days than you would like, you may have been clinging on to. promises of that Indian summer being right around the corner. But if you’re anything like me, as soon as September rolls around and the mornings and nights start getting darker, you can feel your seasonal affective disorder rolling in.
Why wait on empty promises of a few potentially sunny days when you could pack your bags and catch a cheap flight to Europe where the summer continues long into October these days. The last few years I’ve booked trips to Europe for late September and October and been amazed by how hot it still was – so what are you waiting for? Here’s the answers to some frequently asked questions about travelling during the shoulder season.
> READ: 16 Tips for Finding Cheap Flights for any Destination in 2024
What is shoulder season?
The shoulder season is that beautiful lull between peak season and low season. Imagine the moments when the busy crowds of summer dissipate and the children go back to school. It’s the time when you are left with quieter winding streets through old towns in the heart of Europe, emptier beaches and no fight for a sun bed. Often the weather is still incredible during the shoulder season which makes it a great time to travel if you’re not restricted by term times.
The shoulder season can last months, or just a few weeks, depending on the region and weather. For Europe, shoulder season is in Spring (usually March, April and May) and Autumn (September, October, November). Some parts of Europe might consider May and September still part of the summer months, and November might be considered winter depending on the climate.
What months do people travel the least?
If you choose to travel during the quieter months, you are far more likely to score a cheaper flight and a less crowded plane and destination. The months when people tend to travel the least include January and February, the beginning of May, later in September and October (avoiding half-term), so these are great times to look for a deal.
Where in Europe is it still warm in September?
If you’re planning a trip to Europe in September, you’ll find that often most parts of Europe will still have amazing weather but the added bonus of being cheaper and quieter. Looking for warm destinations in Europe during September? It’s my favourite time to travel within Europe and some of the best places to visit in Europe in Autumn include:
- Tuscany or Puglia, in Italy
- The Greek Islands
- Malta
- Lisbon, in Portugal
- Albania
Where is hot and cheap in October for sun?
Even in October, you can find places in Europe that reach 24ºC most days and still offer long sunny days. I highly recommend destinations such as Malta or Cyprus which remain some of the hottest destinations, or look at places like Rhodes in Greece (I went end of October last year and it was 30ºC every day!) or try Sicily in Italy. The Canary Islands are always a recommendation for out of season heat in Europe, but don’t think they are your only option. There are so many places in October which are hot and cheap for sunshine.
The 11 Best Places To Go In Europe in Autumn
There are so many amazing gems in Europe and it would take me forever to list them all, but if you’re looking for the best places to go in Europe in autumn, this list is a great starting point. Enjoy the last warmth of summer but tinged with the seasonal shifts we all love as the leaves change and things start to slow down. Travelling in the shoulder season is so different to peak summer and I can’t recommend it enough.
Some of the best places to visit in Europe in autumn include tropical destinations such as the “Hawaii of Europe” Madeira, the microclimate of Seville, everyone’s Mamma Mia favourite – the Greek Islands, but don’t forget lesser known gems such as Bosnia and Montenegro for amazing hikes and scenery, or Malta for the digital nomads among us. Keep reading for more gems you might not have considered for your autumnal escapes!
1. Madeira, Portugal
Plan a visit to the “Hawaii of Europe” and you can escape into those tropical climates even in the autumn months. Madeira is the perfect destination for September when temperatures still range between 21-26ºC daily, October can also be a great month to travel when the island is quieter. For those with a taste for outdoors and adventure activities or who love hiking, it is the perfect time to visit and to hit the trails before the rainier season hits between October-January. The months between July to October are considered the best time to visit Madeira, so catch the tail-end of the season to benefit from the best weather and a quieter island.
>> Don’t forget read my blog post on 30 Epic Things To Do in Madeira, Portugal
Travelling to Madeira:
It’s very easy to travel to Madeira from the UK and there are lots of great package holidays available, Jet2 is the most popular provider of these. Direct flights to Madeira from the UK are available with a range of airlines including British Airways, easyJet, Jet2, BA Euroflyer, Qatar Airways, Ryanair and TUI. Flights start from £52. November is the cheapest month to fly.
I really recommend hiring a car while visiting the island, it’s cheap (from £17 a day!) and means you’ll have freedom to explore at your own pace and will be able to access the hikes easily.
Best places to stay in Madeira:
I stayed in the NEXT Savoy Signature hotel when I visited Funchal and it was a perfect base for exploring the island. It has a gorgeous, colourful, art-deco vibe that feels really luxury and the service is faultless. It’s a harbour-side property which means it overlooks the ocean with a rooftop bar and swimming pool. There’s also swimming pools by the harbour and sea access for a swim.
- Best Hotel: Next Savoy Signature in Funchal
- Best Hostel: Jaca Hostel in Funchal
Best things to do in Madeira:
There are so many amazing things to do in Madeira from hiking, kayaking and sunset boat tours, to wine tasting, wandering the streets of Funchal, fine dining and sunrise jeep tours. Explore waterfalls, the island’s craggy and impressive coastline or climb one of the vast peaks to watch cloud inversions.
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2. Kotor, Montenegro
One of my favourite places in Europe, Montenegro, is such a gem when it comes to travel in Europe. It’s one of the best places to visit in Europe in autumn (and all year round!). It’s grown hugely in popularity over the last few years, entrancing travellers with its charming old town, sparkling ocean and towering mountains surrounding the Bay of Kotor. Also welcoming cruise ships throughout the summer season, Kotor can get very busy during peak season. However, if you prefer to avoid the crowds, travelling to Montenegro during the shoulder season can be a great way to enjoy Kotor minus the crowds. Temperatures range from 10-26ºC during September, October and November.
>> Don’t forget to read my blog post on 20 Amazing Things To Do In Kotor, Montenegro
Travelling to Kotor, Montenegro
It takes less than 3 hours to reach Montenegro and with flights to Podgorica, starting from just £30, there really is no excuse to skip Kotor this autumn. Did you know October is actually the cheapest month to travel to Kotor? Direct flights are available with airlines including easyJet, Jet2, Ryanair UK Ltd., Wizz Air UK and Ryanair.
Car hire starts from just £19 a day and is a great idea if you’re planning to also visit nearby towns including Budva.
Best places to stay in Kotor:
If you’re looking for a great self-catering option just outside of Kotor to avoid the cruise ships during the day, I discovered an amazing deal on a private apartment with ocean and mountain views. It even has a rooftop pool with the same views, kittens on the terrace and I managed to save £300 on my booking using my Genius rewards on Booking.com. Click my best hotel recc below to view the apartment!
- Best Hotel: Apartments Dončić
- Best Hostel: Old Town Hostel
Best things to do in Kotor:
Kotor has so many great things to do including some amazing hikes such as St John’s Fortress and the Ladder of Kotor, which it is often too hot to do during summer. You could chill by the water at a beach bar, wander the old town and meet the local cats, or take a day trip to other nearby villages such as Perast.
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3. Pisa, Italy
Okay, okay I know everyone always talks about Florence but here’s how you can score a trip to Tuscany without paying the more expensive prices of travelling to Florence. It’s still one of my favourite Autumn trips and a perfect destination for shoulder season, Pisa offers cheap flights, a lively student town with incredible food and amazing rail connections for days out and trips. Temperatures range from 11-26ºC (but when I visited in late October it was 26-30ºC every day!). By planning a trip to Pisa out of season, I also got to visit the Tuscan countryside and vineyards, spent a day in Florence and Siena and still had a relaxing break.
Travelling to Pisa, Italy
Flights to Pisa from the UK start from just £28 – yes you read that correctly! The cheapest month to fly is September and within just over two hours you could touch down in Italy. There’s over 100 flights a week to choose from with airlines including easyJet, Ryanair, British Airways, American Airlines, Qantas, Jet2 and Ryanair UK.
- Book cheap flights from the UK to Pisa
You don’t need to hire a car if you are staying in the cities as you can use the trains, but if you wish to explore the countryside you could hire a car in Pisa from as little as £4 a day!
- Hire a car in Italy
Best places to stay in Pisa:
Picture a beautiful and peaceful studio duplex overlooking gardens filled with lemon and lime trees and a tortoise rustling around the grounds. Located in the heart of the historical centre of Pisa and just 250 yards away from the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Owner Elisabetta was thoughtful and welcoming, going above and beyond with fantastic restaurant recommendations, maps, late check-out and luggage storage. I loved staying at Relais Pacinotti Apartments and it was also great to have a self-catering option for when we wanted to prepare a quick lunch at home.
- Best Apartment: Relais Pacinotti Apartments
- Best Hostel: Safestay Pisa Centrale
Best things to do in Pisa:
Tuscany has so much to offer from wine tours in the Tuscan vineyards (one of my favourite activities!) to cooking classes, wandering the historical centre and visiting the sights including the Leaning Tower of Pisa and museums. Take a day trip to Florence and visit the Duomo, or visit Siena and enjoy live music in the popular squares between visitin g the cathedral and sights.
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4. Rhodes, Greece
If you’re looking for that end of summer sunshine, Rhodes is a perfect choice for the shoulder season. While the hottest temperatures are still lingering, it is also cooler for the adventure activities you have to avoid mid-summer. It’s a beautiful Greek island with a charming Old Town, sparkling harbour with lots of fun beach clubs, plus lots of pretty little towns such as Lindos where you can visit the Acropolis, and of course, beaches like St Paul’s Bay. Temperatures in Rhodes during September, October and November can range from 13-27ºC – BUT when I visited at the end of October it was 30ºC every day and I never needed a layer at nighttime.
>> Don’t forget to read: 12 Best Things To Do In Rhodes, Greece
Travelling to Rhodes, Greece:
Getting to Rhodes couldn’t be easier with nearly 250 flights weekly from the UK. The flight is longer at 4 hours and 45 minutes, but so worth it for an Autumn break. Flights start from £81 and the cheapest month to fly is October, so get booking those trips (it was 30ºC every day when I went at the end of October!) Fly with TUI, easyJet, Jet2, Ryanair, British Airways, BA Euroflyer and Ryanair UK.
If there’s a place to hire a car in Greece, its the island of Rhodes. There is so much to see and explore including remote beaches and the beautiful Old Town, but in order to make the most of it you really need a hire car. You can hire a car in Rhodes from £12 a day – we just hired a car at a nearby office on the days we wanted to explore the island. I really recommend driving over to Lindos and St Paul’s Bay which was my favourite part of the island. It’s super easy to drive there with wide, quiet roads.
Best places to stay in Rhodes:
I took a risk when I booked our accommodation for a last minute trip to Rhodes at the end of October. I wanted to stay somewhere central on the island to minimise driving times and I decided to go with Faliraki (despite the negative impression I had of the town). It was super quiet when we visited which meant that although yes, the strip was still pumping loud dance music and was tacky as ever, that staying just behind the town meant we chose when we ventured into town. There were also lots of amazing restaurants away from the main strip which meant we could avoid it altogether if we wanted. Malibu Boutique Studios & Bungalows is a relatively new accommodation and comes with a swimming pool and amazing breakfast. It was perfect for our stay and I scored a bargain through Genius rewards on Booking.
- Best Hotel: Malibu Boutique Studios & Bungalows
- Best Hostel: STAY Hostel & Bar Rhodes
Best things to do in Rhodes:
Did you even go to Greece if you didn’t go on a boat trip? I had the best day out on the water, jumping off the boat and snorkelling through caves so don’t miss booking a day cruise. If you love an active holiday, why not try sea kayaking around the island, or take a jeep tour? There’s also an opportunity for a wine tasting and cooking class in a vineyard – heaven!
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5. Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina
Travelling to Bosnia & Herzegovina during shoulder season is a MUST! I went during peak summer and it was a whopping 40ºC when I was there. If you love exploring, hiking and getting outdoors, trust me you will really benefit from travelling out of season. It just means making the most of visiting places like Mostar (known as Bosnian California to the locals for the insane temperatures of this micro-climate).
> Don’t forget to read The Solo Travel Guide To Bosnia (2024)
Travelling to Bosnia & Herzegovina
Flights start from just £29 from the UK to Bosnia & Herzegovina, making it one of the cheapest options for Autumn and it’s less than three hours away. I recommend flying to Sarajevo as there are more flight options, but with only 8 flights a week, you will be limited to Wizz Air UK and Ryanair.
If you’re planning to explore Mostar, Kravice Waterfall or anywhere else across Bosnia & Herzegovina during the shoulder season, I recommend hiring a car. Some locations are difficult to reach, or tours can be expensive. You can hire a car from £24 a day.
Best places to stay in Bosnia & Herzegovina:
If you’re visiting Sarajevo, here are a few recommendations for hotels and hostels in the city. I really recommend that you do a lot of research and read the reviews before booking anywhere to stay in Bosnia, I found the accommodations varied rather a lot and unfortunately the place I did stay in, I would wholeheartedly NOT recommend.
- Best Hotel: Hotel Sana
- Best Hostel: Hostel Kucha
Best things to do in Bosnia & Herzegovina:
Bosnia & Herzegovina has such a rich and sad history, but one that it is important to learn about. If you’re visiting Bosnia & Herzegovina during shoulder season or low season, make sure you take advantage of the drop in temperatures to have an active break filled with hiking to waterfalls, kayaking, getting outdoors and having adventures.
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6. Hydra, Greece
Officially my new favourite place in Greece, the island of Hydra is perfect if you fancy a long weekend or a shorter trip. It’s just a short ferry ride away from Athens which makes it super accessible and possible to combine into a day trip from the city. Hydra is like the Greek island time forgot, it’s car-free and set around a beautiful and historic stone harbour. Winding, cobbled streets with lazy cats and gorgeous donkeys delivering groceries to the many guesthouses and cafes. Temperatures range from 14-28ºC and are perfect for a sunshine-filled break during the shoulder season in Greece.
>> Don’t forget to read: Ultimate Guide to Visiting The Greek Island of Hydra
Travelling to Hydra, Greece:
There’s over 200 flights to Athens every week from the UK and with prices starting from £39, what are you waiting for? The cheapest month to fly is November, and flights are available with British Airways, American Airlines, Air Canada, Aegean Airlines, easyJet, Japan Airlines, Ryanair and Wizz Air UK. It takes around 1 hour 30 minutes to catch the ferry from Athens to Hydra (although this does move on Greek time IYKYK).
Best places to stay in Hydra, Greece:
There are so many amazing boutique hotels in Hydra to suit every budget. I stayed at the gorgeous Hotel Miranda and loved this family-run hotel with so much art and history within its walls, plus a gorgeous cat who has taken up residence there. But make sure you check out my blog on the 11 Best Boutique Hotels in Hydra, Greece to make sure you find the right hotel for you – there’s luxury beachfront hotels, private hidden beaches and lots of family run and traditional guest houses.
- Best Hotel: Hotel Miranda
Best things to do in Hydra:
Hydra is the perfect, relaxing autumn break if you’re craving a slower pace of life for a few days. Step off the hamster wheel and into island life where time moves slower and is used more luxuriously. Hike the island, wander to a tiny beach for a swim, take a boat trip or simply relax at a harbour-side bar and take in the views.
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7. Paphos, Cyprus
It is so worth visiting Paphos during the autumn months. There is so much to see and do beyond the beaches but often the summer temperatures and crowds can be limiting. Travelling to Cyprus between September and November gives you the opportunity to make the most of the amazing hiking, outdoor activities, cultural and historical sights and attractions scattered around Paphos while still enjoying some beautiful blue skies and sunshine. Temperatures range from 12-29ºC but it’s still very warm in the daytime, with some light showers.
>> Don’t forget to read: Cyprus in Winter: Is It Worth Visiting Out-of-Season?
Travelling to Paphos, Cyprus:
Your best option when booking an Autumn holiday in Paphos is to fly direct to Paphos Airport, with 90 flights weekly you can take your pick from airlines including TUI, easyJet, Jet2, Ryanair, British Airways, BA Euroflyer and DAT. Flights start from £40 and November is the cheapest month to travel. You can also find lots of package holidays via Jet2 if you prefer to make life easier and book flights and accommodation together.
It’s worth considering hiring a car in Paphos if you are hoping to explore the rest of Cyprus. There is so much more beyond Paphos, from villages and wineries, to hidden beaches and amazing sights. You can, of course, book a tour but if you’re travelling with a group it may be a better option to hire a car from £21 a day.
Best places to stay in Paphos, Cyprus:
There are so many hotels for all budgets in Paphos and the surrounding area. Whether you are looking for beachfront hotels, private pools, adults only or a family focused stay – I really suggest reading reviews of places before you book. There are some really high standard properties, and others that look quite dated. It’s worth also considering whether you want to be catered for, or whether you prefer to dine out as this can impact how far your budget spreads.
- Best Hotel: M Boutique Hotel
- Best Hostel: Le Mat Hostel in Larnaca
Best things to do in Paphos, Cyprus:
If you’re travelling to Paphos during the off-season, I really recommend checking out the amazing hikes and sights that are simply not possible during the hottest of the summer months. I loved hiking the Aphrodite trail and you can read about the Best Hikes & Walking Trails near Paphos, Cyprus in this blog post. Why not take a jeep tour to explore the island and visit a winery?
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8. Lake Bled, Slovenia
This magical, fairytale town is set at the foot of the Julian Alps, nestled at the base of the mountains with the town overlooking the beautiful, alpine lake. Lake Bled looks like it belongs in the pages of a children’s storybook even during summer and spring, but in Autumn it must take on a new level of beauty as the surrounding forests begin to change colour. Temperatures here will be cooler than other destinations listed – from 4-23ºC – but that’s perfect for hiking and an active break!
>> Don’t forget to read: 13 Best Lake Bled Activities for Adventure Travellers
Travelling to Lake Bled, Slovenia:
It’s only a two hour flight from the UK to Slovenia, but when you arrive at Lake Bled it feels like another world. Flights start from £49 and the cheapest month to fly is November. Fly to Ljubljana with easyJet or British Airways, and you can easily hire a car and navigate to Lake Bled.
If you’re planning to explore beyond Lake Bled, perhaps venturing into Triglav National Park, the Julian Alps or road tripping through Slovenia, it’s definitely worth hiring a car from £12 in Slovenia. Why not check out my road trip planner for – A 6 Day Road Trip Itinerary From Italy to Slovenia?
Best places to stay in Lake Bled, Slovenia:
I found so many incredible places to stay in Lake Bled from self-catering apartments to boutique stays and guest houses, to luxury hotels. There’s lots of backpacker hostels for those travelling solo or wanting a budget-friendly stay. Check out these blog posts for all my favourites:
- READ: The 10 Best Budget & Luxury Hotels in Lake Bled
- READ: The 6 BEST Backpacker Hostels in Lake Bled (2024)
Best things to do in Lake Bled, Slovenia:
Trust me, you’ll want to check out this 3 Day Lake Bled Itinerary For Adventurers (2024) to inspire your own trip – it has everything from hikes and viewpoints, to rowing boats, kayaking and zip-lining!
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9. Valetta, Malta
If you’re looking for the perfect Autumn/Winter escape that offers both sunshine and culture, Malta is the place for you! I fell in love with the gorgeous winding streets of Valetta years ago on my first holiday. It’s a beautiful city that still has the tiny feel of an Old Town with delicious food and wine, and of course, the sparkling waters and nearby islands of Gozo and Comino. Temperatures range from 14-28ºC between September, October and November which makes it one of the best places to go in Europe in autumn.
Travelling to Valetta, Malta
There’s over 130 flights weekly to Malta so you’ll be spoiled for choice! Flight start from £42 and the cheapest month to fly is actually December, followed by October. Fly with easyJet, Ryanair, KM Malta Airlines, Jet2, Qatar Airways, British Airways, BA Euroflyer and airBaltic.
You don’t really need a hire car in Malta as the buses are so good but if you prefer to explore at your own pace and do choose to hire a car, prices start from £7 a day.
Best places to stay in Valetta, Malta:
There are some gorgeous boutique hotels available in Valetta, it’s making me want to book a trip back there immediately! It’s easy to access the whole island if you prefer to stay closer to a beach, but if you want something central, these are some great spots to base yourself during autumn in Malta.
- Best Hotel: Palais Le Brun
- Best Hostel: Inhawi Hostel
Best things to do in Valetta, Malta:
You cannot visit Malta without taking a trip over to the islands of Gozo and Comino – trust me they’re worth it! Explore the island and enjoy hikes, days at the beach and strolling through the Old Town. Don’t miss out on a boat trip!
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9. Trieste, Italy
Welcome to Italy’s city of coffee! I know, I had never heard of it before travelling there either, but Trieste is a beautiful and often overlooked part of Italy due to it’s location on the border with Slovenia. It offers a unique experience of a quaint, Italian seaside town, but with strong influences from the neighbouring countries. It’s an amazing place to fly into if you are planning a road trip – why not read A 6 Day Road Trip Itinerary From Italy to Slovenia for inspiration? Temperatures range from 13-24ºC during September, October and November so pack a warm layer for the evenings.
Travelling to Trieste, Italy
Flights start from £30, are available with Ryanair and TUI and only take two hours to arrive in Trieste from the UK. The cheapest month to fly is September so don’t miss those shoulder season deals.
- Book cheap flights from the UK to Trieste
If you are planning to road trip in Italy, or drive over to Slovenia, it’s worth hiring a car at Trieste Airport where they start from as little as £19 a day. We found this super convenient as we flew in and out of Trieste and it was easy to find parking in the city.
Best places to stay in Trieste:
I’m sensing a theme in my recommendations for accommodation – I love booking apartments when I travel! They just offer so much more space and independence when you travel, plus since I love to eat out, I’d rather save money on breakfast in a hotel. CASA Room Apartments was a great find for a last minute booking. We stayed in two different apartments under the same brand during our trip which were very centrally located, just off the main square. They were reasonably priced, comfortable and spacious, near to a multi-storey car park where we could leave our hire car and of course, lots of great bars and restaurants just a short walk away.
- Best Apartment: CASA Room Apartments
- Best Hostel: Hotello
Best things to do in Trieste:
There’s actually so much more to do in Trieste than I expected, from visiting the castle and cathedral, to the Roman theatre, wandering the streets to find gelato and vintage shops, visiting the harbour to watch the fishermen. There’s also Miramare Castle which is just outside town (easy to reach by bus or hire car).
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10. Seville, Spain
Seville is one of the city breaks in Europe I am dying to do. Did you know this part of Spain has it’s own microclimate which is why oranges and wine grow SO well here? It means that it is warmer than other parts of Spain even during the low season and makes it one of the best places to visit in Europe in autumn. Between the beautiful architecture, amazing food and so much history, there’s enough to jam-pack an itinerary in Seville so book a trip now! Temperatures range from 10-32ºC between September, October and November which makes it a great autumnal escape.
Travelling to Seville, Spain:
Score cheap flights to Seville this autumn with prices staring from just £29. The cheapest month to fly is September, so what are you waiting for? Less than three hours on a plane and you could be exploring this beautiful city in awe of the architectural gems. Fly with Ryanair, easyJet, Iberia, Vueling Airlines, British Airways, Qatar Airways, BA Euroflyer and DAT.
You don’t really need a hire car in Seville as you’ll likely just be exploring the city, but if you decide to take a road trip or explore outside of the city, car hire in Seville starts from just £2 a day!
Best places to stay in Seville, Spain:
Whether you choose to stay in the heart of Seville’s Old Town, or the neighbouring areas, there are a lot of beautiful boutique hotels, lively hostels and co-working spaces available to suit all budgets and traveller styles.
- Best Hotel: Hotel Fernando III
- Best Hostel: La Banda Rooftop Hostel
Best things to do in Seville, Spain:
Seville is full of incredible activities from a sunset Spritz tasting tour, to watching a live Flamenco performance, to exploring the cathedral, Alcazar and historic sights. You can even take a paella cooking class on a rooftop!
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The Best Places to go In Europe in Autumn
- Madeira, Portugal
- Kotor, Montenegro
- Pisa, Italy
- Rhodes, Greece
- Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina
- Hydra, Greece
- Paphos, Cyprus
- Lake Bled, Slovenia
- Valetta, Malta
- Trieste, Italy
- Seville, Spain
