If you’re visiting Seville for the first time, then you are in for a treat! You’ll discover a beautiful city with heaps of history, stunning architecture, incredible food, and strong traditions. In addition, it’s very easy to explore and find your way around. Based on my first visit to...
There’s nothing better than exploring a new place on foot, stopping if something catches your eye, or wandering off the beaten track if it looks appealing. Taking a Seville walking tour, either with a group or self-guided, is the perfect way to get to know this beautiful city. For those...
We started our trip to Seville with a walking tour of the city (self-guided) and deliberately saved the Seville Cathedral, Giralda and Royal Palace for a dedicated day of sightseeing alongside the Old Town, Santa Cruz neighbourhood and Jewish Quarter. Visiting these UNESCO Heritage Sites...
We visited Seville in November and enjoyed some glorious sunny weather for most of the week; however, sadly it was raining on our last day. Whilst Seville is a wonderful city to enjoy outdoors, with bright yellow and white painted buildings, oranges in the trees, and horse and carriage...
Whilst you will find tapas all over Spain, in some form or another, it is widely agreed to have begun in the bars of Sevilla and Andalucía. So, on a trip to Seville it seemed only right to join the locals and ‘tapear’ (going bar to bar for drinks and tapas). The options for Seville tapas...
Ibiza is well known for being a party island full of beach clubs and super night clubs with world famous DJs where (mainly) youngsters flock for hedonistic nights and days sleeping off the damage on the beach or by the pool. However, the White Island of Ibiza is much more than a party...