First of all, it isn't Easter or Holy week just in
Seville so you can, and should, expect to encounter events, crowds and very probably processions in pretty much every Spanish city, town and village.
You also need to be aware that roads may well be busier during the holiday period and that public transport timetables are reduced on public holidays. Thursday 18th is a public holiday in Andalucia, Good Friday April 19th is a national public holiday and Easter Monday 22nd is a public holiday in several regions of Spain.
Apart from that, your itinerary seems ok. I'd advise you to spend at least two
full days in
Granada : one day just for the Alhambra & Generalife (which is vast) and one for the rest of the city's wonderful historical centre. Alhambra visitor numbers per day are strictly limited so I'd strongly advise you to book your tickets online in advance using the official website below. If you don't...or if you leave it too late..you may miss out on the timed visit to the Nasrid palaces (an area which is allowed even fewer visitors per day than the rest of the Alhambra), part of the site which imo is absolutely unmissable.
Official ticket site:
https://tickets.alhambra-patronato.es/en/If you're into walking/hiking you might want to spend a day exploring the Camino del Rey mentioned below. In recent years it has been made much safer for visitors and is now open to the public again. Again, it makes sense to book a visit using the official site:
http://www.caminitodelrey.info/en/#1You might also consider spending a couple of days in much-less-visited
Antequera, a small city which is not only historically interesting in its own right but also lies close to the stunning
El Torcal National Park, a unique landscape which deserves exploration.
John
