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Sharing Rekap Our adventures of Seville!
Hi friends! How are you? I hope you have a nice day so far. We meet with some friends before I have some interviews for a podcase, and we look forward to a low-key dinner here at home.
For today’s post I wanted to share a rekap some adventures in Seville.
While there’s no way it doesn’t happen again – we were there four weeks! – I like to share ideas for my friends who could travel to this beautiful place, and I also enjoy these posts as a little memory book. TBH I am the worst in printing photos and I have thousands on my phone and computer. At least I have an OL ‘blog that holds some of our memories I can go back. 😉
Sevilla adventures
While we were in Sevilly, we mixed with all our favorite things: walking around and research, eating, shopping and hanging out with friends. It was an amazing opportunity to compensate our beloved friends who live there (and P’s best friend in the whole world), as enjoyed in a place that feels more comfortable, because we were there last summer. The beautiful thing is that we didn’t feel like we were in a hurry to do tourist things. We’ve already seen great orientations, we had a lot of time and gave us the opportunity to join Rooroooov, which was welcomed after such a chaotic beginning of the year.
Restaurant recommendations in Sevilly
I’m done cooking pretty little during this trip and I loved him. It was so much fun to go on the market every day and buy everything that looked good, and since it was just me and girls mostly, meals were fast and casual. |
We also had Pollo Asado down the street and it was so handsome to get fresh chicken for Rotissery $ 11 that would feed all of us!
We worked * Family dinners * With our friends and we made a few things and dinner all together on your dining room on a table almost every week. It was such a treat and that’s already missing. We would share work for cooking + dishes, I could chat and hang out, and the kids could run around and be wild when they worked. 😉
We also ate in some incredible restaurants in Sevilly.
Some of our favorite favorite:
Our Top Restaurants:
– In fear
– Alfalfa 8
– angle
– Petra (Get Spanish Tortilla)
– Maria Trilfulca
– Canabota (amazing experience Michelin Star)
– Chok Gluten-No Bakery
– Picanton for Paella Bar
– Always ice cream in Rosalia. And now they have GF cones!
One new thing we did on this trip: day in Isla Magic! It is a giant theme park and a water park in the city, and the children had an explosion. The water slides were super fun and they also have crazy rollers. They also have a beer and Tinto de Verano, so it wins all around.
Activities
Museum of the illusion
Flamenco – We saw two Flamenco showing while we were there and remain very favorite things 🙂 I recommend Las Setas, Casa de la Memoria and La Cabeneria
Gim:
I also joined the gym while we were in town! I was happy with my Airbnb Sculpt social workout, But he decided to enter membership in the gym in enjoying! San Bernardo having more pools. I got it for two weeks in the way and that should be done before! The pools were perfect for hot days and I loved their group fitness. They also have huge under new technological cardio and power equipment. It was a beautiful and super pure facility.
Airbnb:
We stayed in Airbnb and while it was very sweet, it was very, very little. It wouldn’t usually be big because we were out and explore, but because it was pretty hot, we spent more time in the aircraft than usual. I would like to pay a little more to be a balcony or small paved to hang out. It was perfect for three American girls, but we definitely been ready for our comfortable beds at home when it was time to go.
I have a post that appears with advice if you plan to travel to Seville, so please let me know if you want to turn on something. It is a magical place with beautiful culture, friendly people, so much to do, and I definitely recommend that you add it to your travel list.
xoxo
Gina
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Things to do in Seville with children
