Hello my sensational travelers!
I have been meaning to blog about Sevilla, Spain for a little over a week now and I am finally getting to it tonight! Â In a nutshell, you should not go to Spain without visiting this electrifying city. Â All you need is 2 – 3 days to enjoy what this energetic city has to offer.
The weather was great in October. Â It averaged about 78 degrees Fahrenheit and we enjoyed sunny skies. Â We also arrived to Sevilla by bus. Â I have to say that it was pretty easy to get there from Sagres, Portugal (about 8 hour ride) and I found the bus transportation system easy to use. Â We stayed at a Hilton and while it had a nice accommodation, it was a little removed from downtown so we had to take a taxi every day (which wasn’t difficult). Â If I had to do it again, I would stay in a more centric place.
Personally, my favorite landmark was the Cathedral. Â Not only is considered the largest Gothic Cathedral in the world but it is truly captivating to just look at it. Â So if you have a couple dates to visit this city, these would be my top 5 most visit / do:
- Visit the Cathedral of Sevilla
- Climb the Giralda Tower (the view at the top is incredible!)
- Visit the Real Alcazar
- Bring home some olive oil and cherry wine
- Have tapas and an authentic paella
- Watch a flamenco performance…ok, we ended with top 6 instead of 5 🙂
But let me explain it better with pictures!
At one of the many entrances of the Cathedral
The Cathedral at night
Enjoying a beautiful afternoon with some sangria and tapas
If you are looking for a restaurant, I highly recommend Ovejas Negras. Â Great ambiance, moderately priced and delicious food.
Giralda Tower view next to a handsome olive tree 😉
I sure miss Sevilla, and I want to go back! Â Have you been? Did you like it as much as I did? I am excited to hear about your experience in the comment section below.
Until next time my friends!
Nicole
Air Inclusive Destinations
The Seville Cathedral was amazing and a don’t miss experience. Not only is it the world’s oldest Gothic Cathedral there are beautiful Renaissance period paintings. The other experience I loved was the Flamenco dancers.
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