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Churros in Seville

A travel blog entry by katevoss

... get my ticket for tomorrow. We then make our way slowly back to the hostel, and halfway jump on a tram for the rest of the journey. Back at the hostel Saskia had another siesta while I spent afew hours reasearching the next leg or two of my journey. At around 8pm we headed out again for some delicious tapas (however had to pay for it since we were no longer in granada aka free tapas country). ...

City of shoes (and no parkings)

A travel blog entry by vickers

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... to find a parking lot went on for almost 2 hours.
During this time I managed to get on some restricted streets, with access only for taxis and public transportation... But no fines! :)

Finally having the car parked at the Plaza des Armas, we strolled out to the Plaza del Duque.

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Sevilla is the Spain that Everyone Imagines

A travel blog entry by kmmccall

... us the history of the Moorish occupation of Spain and the impact it had on Sevilla. Sevilla was actually the capital of the Moorish empire at one point! Hence all the Arabic-looking architecture and names. We also went through the Jewish quarter which was very sad as Spain has a history of religious intolerance. We went to Calle de la Muerte (Street of Death) and Calle de la Vida (Street of Life) where the Christian soldiers slaughtered thousands ...

Falling in Love with Sevilla

A travel blog entry by rewallace

... the top of it's bell tower, La Giralda, which supplied a gorgeous view of the city.

Though we were pooped by the end of our day, we mustered up the energy to get some ice cream and wander around the beautiful winding streets of Sevilla. As we were walking I heard a drum cadence, so we decided to investigate. It turns out that we stumbled across a huge parade procession with different types of dancers in ...

I could live here...

A travel blog entry by alexcooper

... all so hungry we couldn’t think we asked the waiter to order tapas for us. The food was great and we got some things that we probably wouldn’t have ordered for ourselves.

This morning we had planned to go to the cathedral but it didn’t open until the afternoon being a Sunday and all. So instead we grabbed a coffee and then walked down to the river, Rio Guadalquiver. The river has footpath lined with trees running parallel so we strolled along ...