Seville Adventures – Fitnessista

Exchanging our Seville adventure summary!

Hello friends! How are you? I hope you will spend a beautiful day yet. We meet with some friends before I have some podcast interviews, and we look forward to a low night here at home.

To publish today, I wanted to share a summary of some adventures in Seville.

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While there is no way to summarize everything – we were there for four weeks! – I love sharing ideas for my friends who may travel to this wonderful spot, and I also enjoy these posts as a small memory book. TBH I am the worst in printing pictures and I have thousands on my phone and a computer. At least I have an OL ‘blog that carries some of our memories that I can return to. 😉

Seville adventures

While we were in Seville, we made a mixture of all our favorite things: roaming, exploring, eating, shopping and hanging out with friends. It was a great opportunity to catch our beloved friends who live there (and the best friend of P in the whole world), as well as enjoying a more comfortable place for us since we were there last summer for a few weeks. The beautiful thing is that we did not feel that we were in a hurry to do tourist things. We have already seen the main landmarks, we have a lot of time, and it has given us Opporunity to Slooooow, which was welcomed after a chaotic start for this year.

Restaurant recommendations in Seville

I ended up cooking a little during this trip and loved it. It was extremely fun to go to the market every day and buy everything that seemed good, and because the girls and me were most often, the meals were fast and informal. (When the pilot is at home, I feel that I should make real meals/recipes, but only when I and I am a lot.)

We also had a Pollo Asado on the street and it was very comfortable getting a new Xubiri chicken worth $ 11 that would nourish us all!

We have done * a family dinner * with our friends and we all make some things and have dinner together on their dining room table almost every week. It was such a treatment and I was already missing it. We were sharing the work of cooking dishes +, we could chat and hang out, and it could run and be wild when you finish eating. 😉

We also ate in some amazing restaurants in Seville.

Some of our preferences at all:

Our best restaurants:

– In awe

– Clover 8

– The angle

Petra (Get the Spanish Tortia)

– Maria Trevika

– Cantabota (Incredible Michelin star experience)

-Gluten -free bakery

Picantón for Paella Bar

Always ice cream in Rosalia. They have GF cones now, too!

Something new we did on this trip: Day in Ila Mágica! It is a giant entertainment park and a water park in the city, and for children an explosion. The water slices were very enjoyable and also had crazy rotating roller. They also have beer and tinto de verso, so it wins everywhere.

Activities

Museum of delusions

Flamenco – We saw two offers from Flamnco while we are there, and my favorite things remain – I recommend Las Setas, Casa De La Memoria and La Cabonería

sports club:

I also joined the gym while we were in the city! I was happy with Airbnb my country Society exercises sculpting, But I decided to get the membership of the gym to enjoy! San Bernardo has multiple pools. I got it two weeks after the trip and I should have done it soon! Swimming pools were perfect for hot days, and she loved group fitness lessons. They also have a huge floor of new heart technology and strength equipment. It was a very beautiful and clean facility.

Airbnb:

We stayed in Airbnb and although he was very nice, he was very small. This is usually a big problem because we are outside and explore, but since it was very hot, we have spent more time in Airbnb more than usual. I wish I would pay a little more than that to get a balcony or a small yard to hang out. It was ideal for the three girls of us, but we were definitely ready for our comfortable families at home when it was time to leave.

I have a post that comes out with tips if you plan to travel to Seville, so please inform if there is anything you want for me. It is a magic spot with a beautiful culture and friendly people, and a lot to do, and I definitely recommend adding it to your travel list.

xoxo

Gina

more:

Seville food recommendations

Things to do in Seville with children

Spain packing menu