It finally happened. Someone in our group got food poisoning, and they got it real bad. Some adventures you just don't plan for. This is one of those stories.
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Join my family as we relive our visit to Loarre Castle. Loarre Castle, known locally as El Castillo de Loarre, is a well-preserved Romanesque fortress dating back to the 11th century.
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Forget the churros at Costco. Spain is where you will find the real deal, and they are served with a side of hot chocolate sauce! San Gines is said to be the best place to eat this treat in Madrid.
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One might think there is no better luck than to visit Spain over Christmas holidays. We channeled the luck we felt and bought an El Gordo Christmas lottery ticket. Lucky us, we won!
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Finding secret nun cookies in Madrid was the perfect treasure hunt for our family. And the reward was exceptionally sweet!
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On our visit to Madrid, Spain, we visited a real ancient Egyptian temple. It was hard to tell who was out of place, but it was easy to enjoy every moment watching the sunset behind it.
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The Barrio de Santa Cruz neighborhood in Seville is charming and filled with sites, shops, and culinary delights. Explore this neighborhood and learn why we stayed here when visiting Seville.
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On a recent visit to Seville, our family rented a spacious apartment in the Barrio de Santa Cruz neighborhood. Discover the charming Andalusian apartment, and why this neighborhood is an excellent choice.
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The Mushrooms of Seville (Las Setas Seville) is one of the world's largest wooden structures and a great place to observe locals enjoying life and see the city from above.
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Just outside Seville lies an ancient Roman city named Italica, birthplace to Roman emperors Trajan and Hadrian. If it looks familiar, you may have seen it before (Game of Thrones, Season 7, dragon pits).
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Spending a day in Córdoba, Spain, immerses you in a blend of cultures where historic mosques, synagogues, and churches coexist. Its crown jewel, the Mezquita (or Mosque-Cathedral), exemplifies Moorish artistry intertwined with Christian influences
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The Torre del Oro in Seville is a landmark of Seville, originally built by the Almohads in the 13th century. Serving various roles throughout the ages, from military watchtower to prison, it now houses a maritime museum that narrates Seville's naval story. It also has great views from the top.
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See why Moya has the world's best breakfast in Seville, Spain. We stumbled here in what must've been the best accidental discovery of our trip. Be inspired by their menu and add this place to your next Seville itinerary!
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Embark on a spiritual and historical journey to one of the most impressive cathedrals in the world. Discover the architecture, art, and stories that make Seville Cathedral a must-visit landmark.
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Imagine what life was like living at Casa de Pilatos in Seville! This post takes you on a journey through the palace and gardens.
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Join us as we relive our adventures at Maria Luisa Park in Seville. Just across from Plaza de Espana, this park is an impressive gem with lots to see and do.