Glamour, Drama, Elegance! What happened when The Real Housewives of Miami arrived in Seville

Like the RHOM cast, guests can begin their Seville story at Rocío Peralta’s flamenco fashion atelier. Their flamenco looks came to life at Plaza de España, where a scene-stealing photoshoot unfolded among tiled bridges, sweeping colonnades, and romantic canals. The city center is also home to shawl makers and many boutiques showcasing Andalusian craftsmanship. Visit during SIMOF (Seville International Flamenco Fashion Show) in late January to see the looks at their most spectacular.

Fashion met rhythm when the cast stepped into a tablao for a private flamenco lesson. The elegance and intensity of this dance remain unmatched, and at venues like Teatro Flamenco Sevilla, visitors can enjoy both intimate performances and expert-led classes.

No RHOM itinerary would be complete without indulgence. A private day trip to Jerez de la Frontera introduced the cast to Andalusia’s legendary sherry bodegas, where centuries-old techniques meet modern tastings. Back at the hotel, Eneko Basque Sevilla, an exceptional culinary journey of flavors and texturea provided a memorable Michelin style moment.

The Housewives’ journey stretched to Marbella for Mediterranean shopping and style, but some of Seville’s finest experiences are right outside the hotel: sunset cruises along the Guadalquivir, the intricate Royal Alcázar, or serene rituals at AIRE Ancient Baths.

Seville unfolds like a story at every turn,its vast Gothic cathedral, flamenco echoing through courtyards, and tapas bars spilling into lively plazas. In Barrio Santa Cruz, winding streets reveal layers of history and color, while annual festivals fill the city with pageantry and joy. Heritage and everyday life blend seamlessly here, inviting every visitor to become part of its ongoing tale.