Seville was on our agenda but we didn't make it there. We definitely need to go next time. Don't you just love secret treats at Monastaries? We had lots of awesome treats made by nuns. ❤
We had no idea about the whole secret bun treats deal!!!!! We will absolutely be more vigilant for them in the future!!!! Before or after the next Camino??? 😂
Thank you Lorna! It’s amazing!!!! We enjoyed the Flamenco show much more than we imagined!!!! The food here is truly some of the best in Spain!!!!! Thank you for coming along as always!!!
You forgot to mention the market at the basement of las Setas... well and the other markets 😅 in the Triana quarter, Mercado del Arenal and Lonja del Barranco. The last three are all in a walking distance of 20 minutes i think
@@WanderfulRevolution absolutely right! I felt really comfortable in Sevilla even travelling alone and at temperatures around 45°C. You could cleary see touristic areas but it didn't feel that way (unlike Granada). You could roam about Casco Antiguo and Triana for hours and days and come across something new like a small little bar, a band or dancer performing in the streets, small little parcs with the famous Sevilla Oranges, giant ficus trees, small gardens, nice little shops and so on. You can eat good food like it should be cooked according to professional cooking books (which was a little disappointing for me personally, but you have to know, that my father was once a professional chef, so i am used to some of the dishes even if i am from Germany and in my region we jokingly say that our highest compliment regarding food is "it's eatable". And the prices are around 4+€ lower than at restaurants in Germany. Try the local dishes with black pudding, they are really great. They are a little sweet from tomatoes or fruits like apples and raisins.) And last but not least: DON'T make the same mistake i did: a lot of shops and especially market stands are closed in August because of the heat and holidays. I didn't see or hear any mentions here on RUclips or blogs, articles, etc.
@@kevinkramer8463 that’s absolutely good information!!!!! It was warm while we we there but not too terrible!!!!! The food was amazing… wish we had more time in Seville!
It's not just the tiles. I went two times to the plaza in my 4 day stay. I went there in the evening an hour before sunset and watched flamencodancers and listened to a singer and a guitarrist playing along. When the sunlight vanishes and the lights turn on... very romantic And at least one of the pictures shows a story and not history, the famous tale of Don Quixote
Probably the best city for me so far! Love the beautiful buildings and gardens. Such a wonderful culture. The cathedral was stunning!! Like you said night or day it’s beautiful. Food looked Great as well No chocolate for me. Thanks again for taking us along. Travel safe love y’all❤️
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Seville was on our agenda but we didn't make it there. We definitely need to go next time. Don't you just love secret treats at Monastaries? We had lots of awesome treats made by nuns. ❤
We had no idea about the whole secret bun treats deal!!!!! We will absolutely be more vigilant for them in the future!!!! Before or after the next Camino??? 😂
Nice footage of a truly majestic city - great work.
The Cathedral is absolutely stunning! Its such a beautiful city. I've been to a Flamenco shows and loved it!The food looked delicious! 💃❤❤
Thank you Lorna! It’s amazing!!!! We enjoyed the Flamenco show much more than we imagined!!!! The food here is truly some of the best in Spain!!!!! Thank you for coming along as always!!!
10k baby! Congrats guys.
HELL YEAH!!!! About time! 😂
Never been to Seville but we went to Valencia and it was lovely. I need to get to Seville now!!
We have never been to Valencia but it’s on the list! We highly recommend Seville!!! One of our favorites!!!
You forgot to mention the market at the basement of las Setas... well and the other markets 😅 in the Triana quarter, Mercado del Arenal and Lonja del Barranco. The last three are all in a walking distance of 20 minutes i think
Absolutely agree!!! If we made a video on everything to do in Seville it would be three hours long!!! 😂 thank you for coming along!
@@WanderfulRevolution absolutely right! I felt really comfortable in Sevilla even travelling alone and at temperatures around 45°C. You could cleary see touristic areas but it didn't feel that way (unlike Granada). You could roam about Casco Antiguo and Triana for hours and days and come across something new like a small little bar, a band or dancer performing in the streets, small little parcs with the famous Sevilla Oranges, giant ficus trees, small gardens, nice little shops and so on. You can eat good food like it should be cooked according to professional cooking books (which was a little disappointing for me personally, but you have to know, that my father was once a professional chef, so i am used to some of the dishes even if i am from Germany and in my region we jokingly say that our highest compliment regarding food is "it's eatable". And the prices are around 4+€ lower than at restaurants in Germany. Try the local dishes with black pudding, they are really great. They are a little sweet from tomatoes or fruits like apples and raisins.)
And last but not least: DON'T make the same mistake i did: a lot of shops and especially market stands are closed in August because of the heat and holidays. I didn't see or hear any mentions here on RUclips or blogs, articles, etc.
@@kevinkramer8463 that’s absolutely good information!!!!! It was warm while we we there but not too terrible!!!!! The food was amazing… wish we had more time in Seville!
The plaza with the tiles looks amazing!
The tiles are amazing!!!!!! There is so much of it too!!!! We could spend all day staring at the walls and ceiling!
It's not just the tiles. I went two times to the plaza in my 4 day stay. I went there in the evening an hour before sunset and watched flamencodancers and listened to a singer and a guitarrist playing along. When the sunlight vanishes and the lights turn on... very romantic
And at least one of the pictures shows a story and not history, the famous tale of Don Quixote
Hola pareja volver a sevilla en primavera . Sevilla es un sueño
¡Sevilla es una ciudad absolutamente increíble! ¡Nos encanta!
So beautiful 🤩
It is! ❤️ one of favorite cities in Spain! So much to see, do, and eat! 😊
Probably the best city for me so far!
Love the beautiful buildings and gardens. Such a wonderful culture.
The cathedral was stunning!!
Like you said night or day it’s beautiful.
Food looked Great as well
No chocolate for me.
Thanks again for taking us along. Travel safe love y’all❤️
One of our favorites so far as well! We could definitely spend a lot more time here! Love y’all and thank you for your support!!!