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Estoy bu scando Sevilla
... alleys, drinking cervasas and laughing with friends. What I love about the area I am staying in is that it's close to many cafes and restaurants making it quite safe for me to be out at dark on my own without feeling to nervous about safety. I bet that in this area of roughly 4 blocks around the flat there must be over 25 cafes. Last night after walking for over 4 hours I decided to reward myself with my first tapas meal at a local restaurant in the Alameda de Hercules area. ...
Last stop... for now
... Still a cool place though.
Went out for a few drinks and town was going crazy (for a Wednesday). The next morning we found out why when we obviously slept though some huge parade slash religious festival. Town was covered in confetti and there were Virgin Mary's everywhere. According to an expat who serves us lunch they have some sort of holiday every other week in Spain so no big deal.
Tried to muster a final big night on the Don Simon (world's best ...
24hrs of Seville Goodness
... wherein lots of adorable pups played, and walked down the Avenida de la Constitucion. We had a rest, a coffee and stole wi-fi at Plaza de Jerez, while nearby demonstrators gathered and marched waving bright red flags. Having worked up an appetite, we made our way to an area called Barrio de Santa Cruz for tapas and wine. Seville is known for it’s tapas and they were d-lish! We watched a sneaky homeless guy swipe the waitresses tip off the table next to ...
Falling in Love with Sevilla
This weekend my two roommates (Hannah and Maureen) and I traveled to Sevilla. None of us really knew that much about it before we left beside that everyone who visits Sevilla loves it, but nonetheless we boarded the bus for the 6 hour bus trip from Madrid to Sevilla on Friday morning.
We arrived at Plaza de Armas (the bus station in Sevilla) around 4 o'clock in the afternoon and were greeted by balmy 70 degree ...
Our introduction to Spain!
... Each night the CIEE program coordinators planned for all of us teachers to meet somewhere for tapas where we were supposed to get a taste of Spanish culture while getting to know the other teachers. Not as fun as it sounds. The tapas bars we went to all had high tables with no chairs. After walking around in the heat all day, the last thing we wanted to do was stand in a hot room and fight to get a piece of the food. I love the idea of tapas: a bunch of ...
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