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During a 7-day trip to Sevilla and Córdoba, I immersed myself in the region’s rich culture and history, discovering three of the best Arabic baths in Sevilla, Seville, and Cordoba. My journey took me to the renowned Aire Ancient Baths in Sevilla, Hammam al Ándalus in Córdoba, and Baños Árabes de Córdoba. Each hammam provided a unique experience, blending traditional relaxation rituals with the beauty of Andalusian architecture and hospitality.

A Luxurious Journey Through Andalusia’s Best Arabic Baths

Alhambra de Granada. Arabic baths in Nasrid palaces

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Semana Santa in Seville is not just a religious celebration; it’s a cultural spectacle that mesmerizes visitors from across the globe. Known as one of Spain’s most iconic Holy Week celebrations, it blends deep spiritual traditions with breathtaking pageantry. From intricately adorned floats to solemn processions winding through the historic streets, the Holy Week in Seville is an experience that stays with you long after it’s over.

Whether you’re drawn to the historical significance, the artistry, or the sheer emotion, Semana Santa Seville offers something unique for every visitor. Let’s dive into its history, traditions, and everything you need to know to make your trip unforgettable.

The Ultimate Guide to Experiencing Semana Santa Seville

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Andalusia, Spain’s southern crown jewel, is a land of enchanting contrasts. It’s a place where Moorish palaces meet Gothic cathedrals, where flamenco rhythms echo through cobblestone streets, and where tapas are more than just a meal—they’re an art form. Among Andalusia’s treasures, Cordoba and Seville shine brightest. These two cities, steeped in history and culture, often leave travelers torn about which to visit. This guide will help you weigh the allure of Cordoba or Seville and choose the one that best suits your interests, preferences, and travel goals.

Cordoba or Seville: Which Should You Visit?

Cordoba, Spain at the Roman Bridge and Mosque-Cathedral

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Go on a flavorful journey through Madrid’s culinary scene as we uncover the city’s top vegetarian tapas destinations. In this blog post, we invite you to indulge in the vibrant flavors of vegetarian cuisine at renowned establishments like La Buena Vida and B13, where innovative dishes redefine traditional tapas with meat-free alternatives. Additionally, I’ll unveil hidden gems offering off-menu veggie delights, ensuring that even the most discerning vegetarian palate is satisfied. Join us as Iexplore Madrid’s gastronomic landscape, showcasing the best vegetarian tapas that the city has to offer, promising a delightful culinary experience for all.

Where to Find the Best Vegetarian Tapas in Madrid

Patatas bravas

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My Christmas in Seville: A Magical 3-Day Journey Seville is a city that radiates charm at every turn, blending rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture. I’ve always been drawn to its unique allure, but visiting during the holiday season brought an entirely new layer of enchantment. Experiencing Christmas in Seville was nothing short of […]

Is 3 Days Enough to See Seville? A Perfect Christmas Itinerary

Plaza de España in Sevilla - is 3 days enough to see Seville?

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Spain is a paradise for food lovers, with its rich culinary traditions, world-renowned wines, and diverse regional cuisines. From the bustling tapas bars of Madrid to the sun-drenched vineyards of Rioja, Spain offers a plethora of gastronomic delights waiting to be explored. For those eager to dive deeper into Spanish cuisine, culinary tours provide the perfect opportunity to taste, learn, and savor the best the country has to offer. This guide will help you discover the best food and wine tours in Spain—including tapas tours, wine tastings, and cooking classes—and show you where to book these unforgettable food and wine experiences.

Book the Best Food and Wine Tours in Spain

Two glasses of wine with meat and cheese snacks against Spain square in Barcelona, Spain

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Visiting Sevilla with a toddler and Sevilla with a baby can be a rewarding and enriching experience. The city is steeped in vibrant history, mesmerizing architecture, and offers a family-friendly atmosphere that caters to the needs of even the youngest travelers. While navigating a foreign city with small children may seem daunting, this comprehensive guide will help make your trip to Sevilla seamless and memorable.

Ultimate Guide to Visiting Seville with a Toddler

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In today’s travel-savvy world, packing smart is more than just choosing the right clothes. It’s about being equipped with the right gadgets that can enhance comfort, organization, and safety during your journey. Women travelers, in particular, benefit from specific tools that cater to both their practical needs and personal preferences. From compact beauty tools to portable chargers, this guide covers the essential travel gadgets for women that no trip should be without.

Essential Travel Gadgets for Women: The Must-Have Tools for a Seamless Trip

Collection of essential travel gadgets for women, including smart luggage, portable chargers, and noise-canceling headphones.

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Choosing between Cordoba or Seville for your Andalusian adventure can be a delightful dilemma. Both cities are steeped in history, adorned with architectural marvels, and brimming with cultural treasures. While Seville captivates with its grandeur and vibrant atmosphere, Cordoba enchants with its intimacy and deep connection to Andalusian heritage. If you’re torn between Cordoba vs […]

Córdoba or Seville: Which Spanish Gem is Right for You?

Cordoba, Spain at the Roman Bridge and Mosque-Cathedral

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The train ride between Madrid and Barcelona is one of the most popular routes in Spain, connecting the country’s two largest cities in just under 3 hours. The high-speed AVE train covers the distance of 620 km (385 miles) with a travel time of around 2 hours 30 minutes. There are over 25 daily departures in each direction, with major stops in cities like Guadalajara and Zaragoza along the way.

Your Complete Guide to the Train From Madrid to Barcelona

Madrid to Barcelona High Speed Train

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