Unexpected walk through Seville 🇪🇸

We spent an afternoon in Seville without much of a plan, just letting the city surprise us. October is the perfect time to visit: it still feels like summer, but without the heavy heat. The city’s rich history is visible everywhere, from Moorish arches to colorful tiled façades and ornate balconies. We started at the Metropol Parasol (Las Setas), an impressive wooden structure offering panoramic city views. From there, we wandered toward Calle Feria, a lively area where locals enjoy lunch in small tapas bars. When hunger hit, we turned into the first side street we saw and luckily found Rincón de Alberto: a cozy local spot on a hidden square, serving amazing tapas: a garlic-tomato stuffed mushroom, ham and chicken croquettes, lamb shish kebab, and juicy pork steak. Recharged, we walked to the Plaza de España, a grand square built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition. Its semicircular design, tiled bridges, and canal make it one of Seville’s must-sees, especially when the sun starts to set. If you have an afternoon in the city, take it slow: stroll, snack, and let Seville’s beauty unfold.

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