A pinch of Seville
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Yesterday went on a little road-trip to Seville, because it was just 2.5 hours drive away, and because... why not?
Seville is a large and marvellous city in south-west Spain, very animated, with narrow streets, big parks, orange trees and exotic birds.
I thought it's not a very touristic time being middle of November.
I thought wrong.
All the main attractions were packed with people and the city center was full of life. Seemed like there's a continuous festival going on.
Accomodation near the center is a bit expensive in weekends, somewhere between 90 EUR and... well... no limit.
Traditional bars and restaurants are pretty much on almost every street, and it's a shame not to try the jamon iberico, the churos, and even the paellas.
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And then there are the parks...
Huge, green, lively parks, full of all the exotic trees and birds make it a great place to get some fresh air and good vibes.
Last but not least, there's Plaza de España which is a definitely must-see if you're in Seville...
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November seems like a wonderful time of the year to visit both south of Spain and south of Portugal. Not too cold, not too hot, just the right weather to go around and explore.