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Follow my step-by-step weekend travel guide of Seville, Spain, to know what to see, eat, and do in this beautiful Spanish city. Every travel and food detail is thought out and crafted into a logical hourly map for the perfect weekend for any tourist.
Spend the day near the River Guadalquivir in Seville with your family. Eat lunch at the Mercado Lonja del Barranco marketplace and get some ice cream at Puro and Bio. See the Monument of Tolerance and the Torre del Oro. Enjoy the river, the orange trees with the local people of Seville.
Visit Rhyolite and Gold Point ghost towns in Nevada. Old silver mining towns that are now abandoned. Check out the Goldwell Open Air Museum and the shooting range. Stay at Gold Point Bed and Breakfast for an ultimate western experience with an old saloon.
The Majestic Hotel at Yosemite National Park serves a fabulous Sunday brunch buffet for $56 a person. Kids 5 and under eat free. The dining room is exquisite with rustic chandeliers and great service. Reservations required.
Agritopia in Gilbert, Arizona has several organic restaurants like Joe’s Farm Grill, Fire and Brimstone, and The Coffee Shop. They use produce that is grown in their working farm and feature local artisans and craftsman at their indoor shopping area called, Barnone. Shop the Farmer’s Market every Wednesday night.
Where to find gourmet style coffee and espresso in Seville, mochas, and large cup sizes. Ideas of what to see and do after you get your coffee, in that area of town.
Get around the largest park in Seville with Cyclotours or a horse drawn carriage ride. Check out Plaza de America, Plaza de España, the two museums, the Island of the Birds, the playgrounds, and stop to get a Montadito for lunch.
A quick Spanish lunch consists of a montadito, green olives, and potato chips. Try a pringa, jamón y queso, and a serranito montadito at Plaza Nueva Bar & Tapas in Seville.
Where to find the best eats in Seville for lunch and dinner and what to order. Talking about modern and creative Spanish cuisine and which restaurants have outside seating areas.
The Nazarenos give kids candy and small gifts and pour wax from their candlesticks onto the ever growing wax ball souvenirs. Mom tips on how to survive with kids including bringing ear plugs.
Everything you need to know about Holy Week, Semana Santa in Seville, Spain, including Pasos- Christ and Virgin Mary, Brotherhoods, Nazarenos, Costaleros, the procession route, and the famous Easter treats, Torrijas and Pestinos.
The best things to see, eat, and do in Granada, Spain. Try a famous Pionono pastry and go Tapa Hopping, visit the Alhambra and go to one of the lookouts for a great view of the city. Details of where to park your car and where to shop.
Visiting the Alhambra in Granada, Spain- tips for touring the Nasrid Palace, Generalife, Gardens, and the Alcazaba. Rent a headset for €6 and make sure to bring water and snacks.
Riding the rowboats along the water at Plaza de España is the perfect activity to do when in Seville. It costs €6 for a 35 minute ride, and a €4 deposit. Buy your tickets ahead of time at the Venta Official Ticket Booth before getting in line by the boats.
Visiting the Nasrid Palaces of the Alhambra in the evening is a must-do activity when in Granada, Spain. It is a mix of Moorish and Spanish design. Go at 10 PM and plan to spend 2 hours.
