Seville Travel Tips

Finding vegetarian food in Granada is easier than ever! While some older granadinos may be curious as to why you don't eat jamón, more and more Spanish dining establishments are working to adapt their menus to accommodate guests who don't eat meat or animal products.

You may already know about the Three Kings that bring children presents or the special sweets eaten this time of year.

Seville is the perfect city for those of us who love something sweet.

While Sunday is one of our favorite days to wander the narrow streets of Seville and have a beer in a nice plaza, it can be tricky to find a good restaurant that's actually open! After a hard working week, Sunday is when many bars and restaurants close and take a well-deserved rest.

Seville is a city which is known for its 3000+ bars, some of which date back to well before the 20th century, including one that has been running since 1670.