Share a summary of our Sevilla adventures!
Hi friends! How are you? I hope you have a wonderful day so far. We meet with a few friends before I have some podcast interviews and look forward to a low -key night here at home.
For today’s post, I wanted to share a review of some of Sevilla’s adventures.
While there is no way to recap everything – we were there for four weeks! – I like to share ideas for my friends who can travel to this beautiful spot, and I also like these positions as a small memory book. TBH I’m the worst in photo printing and I have thousands on my phone and computer. At least I have the blog that holds some of our memories on which I can return. 😉
Seville adventures
While we were in Seville, we made a mixture of all our favorite things: walking and exploring, eating, shopping and hanging with friends. It was an amazing opportunity to cover our beloved friends who live there (and P’s best friend in the whole world), as well as enjoy a spot that feels more comfortable for us since we were there last summer for a few weeks. The good thing is that we didn’t feel we were in a hurry to do the tourist things. We had already seen the big milestones already, he had a lot of time and gave us his opposition to Slooooow Down, which was greeting after such a chaotic start of the year.
Restaurants in Seville
We ended up cooking quite a bit during this trip and I loved it. It was so fun to go to the market every day and buy what seemed good, and since it was only me and the girls for the most part, the meals were fast and casual. (When the pilot is home, I feel like I have to do real meals/recipes, but when only me and the girls are, we podge at most.)
We also had Pollo Asado down the street and it was so convenient to get a fresh $ 11 Rotisserie chicken that would supply all of us!
We made * family dinners * with our friends and we would do a few things and we have dinner together at their dining table almost every week. It was such a pleasure and I am already missing. We would share the cooking + dishwasher work, we could chat and go out, and the kids could run around and be wild when they ended food. 😉
We also ate in some incredible restaurants in Seville.
Some of the favorites of all time:
Our top restaurants:
– mokambo
– Alfalfa 8
– el rinconcillo
– Stone (acquire Spanish tortilla)
– Maria Trafano
– Cañabota (an incredible Michelin Star experience)
-Gluten -free Chök
– bar picantón for paella
– Always ice cream in Rosalia. They also have GF cones now!
A new thing we did on this trip: one day at Isla Mágica! It is a giant theme park and the water park right in the city, and the children had an explosion. Water slides were extremely fun and also have crazy rollers. They also have beer and tinto de verano, so it wins everywhere.
Activities
Museum
Flamenco – We saw two flamenco performances while we were there and my favorite things remain 🙂 I recommend Las Setas, Casa de La Memoria and La Cabonería
Gym:
I also entered the gym while we were in the city! I was happy with my Airbnb Sculpt Society Workouts, But he decided to get involved in the gym in Exfly! San Bernardo that has multiple pools. I took it two weeks on the trip and I should have done it earlier! The pools were ideal for hot days and I liked their fitness lessons. They also have a huge floor of new Cardo -Cardio Technogym and endurance equipment. It was a beautiful and extremely clean installation.
Airbnb:
We stayed in an Airbnb and while it was very cute, it was very, very small. It would usually not be a big deal because we are out and explore, but because it was hot enough, we spent more time on Airbnb than usual. I wish I had paid a little more to have a balcony or a small patio to rest. It was perfect for the three girls, but we were definitely ready for our comfortable beds at home when it was time to leave.
I have a post coming with tips if you are planning to travel to Seville, so please let me know if there is something you would like to include. It’s a magical spot with beautiful culture, friendly people, so much to do, and I definitely recommend adding it to your travel list.
Xoxo
Tiger
More:
Recommendations for Sevilla’s food
Things to do in Sevilla with children
Spanish packaging list
