The Spanish people are known to be very religious. This stereotype dates back from the 15th century when to the last Islamic state fell in Iberia at Granada. Thus ending the Reconquista, or the reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula that spanned 700 years. The Spanish Inquisition, the backdrop of the Assassin’s Creed movie, is equally responsible for the more than 115 churches in Sevilla and the very high Catholique population.

This is good news. You could easily spend a day looking for churche...

Tomorrow is D-Day! The Day of Andalusia or “The Día de Andalucía” is celebrated February 28. It is a big day in Andalusia and they celebrating it really hard!

 Did you know many people in the cities of Andalusia decorate their balconies with...

Between the big medieval wall of Seville and the sandy shores of the river Guadalquivir once lied the industrious port of Seville. Since then the sands of time have eroded the shores making the once world renowned port obsolete. Nowadays the palm-lined shores is home to the neighbourhood known as El Arenal, which we are going to explore in this tour.

Across the street from the Mercado del Arenal

The tour starts at the old neighbourhood market: Mercado del Arenal. The market was created in 1947 to...

The must see in Alfalfa

When you are in Seville, you have to go to Alfalfa. Alfalfa is a small neighbourhood here and and it is really worth it to visit it. So, I have some must see in Alfalfa you have to visit!

1. Iglesia del Salvador

When you are in Seville and especially at Alfalfa, you have to visit Iglesia del Salvador...

In Andalusia, we are very keen on eating well and especially, talking about it. In a conversation with someone in the region, always mention the typical dishes and ask where you can find the best bar to eat them (this can take some time, because it is an elaborated subject for people).

We picked some famous dishes you should definitely try when visiting Cordoba, Seville and Malaga.

Spanish food

A few suggestions to taste the “yummy” things Andalusia has to offer y...

Things to do in seville from end october - november 2016

Another high season is ending! Nevertheless, if you are the kind who likes to travel on less crowded months, there´s still thing to do in Seville. If you like the music, nothing best to dance at the rithm of drumms on the TamTam Drumfest Sevilla 2016. 

For those with discerning palates, you can check our...

Nan is 30 years old. She lived in The Netherlands in a city called Breda, but three years ago she decided to move to Seville. We could not have been happier with the decision of our nightingale to move here. Two years ago Nan applied for the job as a guide. Before she worked as a guide, she was a teacher. For her, working at this company was the perfect opportunity. During the daily bike tour she could give all the information in the city she has fallen in love with.
 
We will give you a ‘’little tour’’ to get to know our...

Festival de las naciones will give you a trip around the world.
You don’t need to travel anymore, because all you want to discover about the world can be just right in front of you.

It starts from the 16^th of September until the 30^th of October. It is located in the...

How to better start your lazy Sunday morning then at one of the best cafés or bars in Seville. Can you imagine that you will sit in a comfy place and you smell the taste of fresh baked bread going through your nose while you take a sip of your freshly squeezed juice. That is, without a doubt, the finest taste that will make your Sunday morning even much more careless.

La Cacharerría
The rest...

Andalusia is the perfect place to practice sports. There is an enormous amount of sports in this region. In the summer the temperature can be up to 45º C, which makes this the perfect spot to practise water sports. It is known of the soft winters and because of it, it is much easier to go outside and exercise. 

Cycling
As written, the region Andalusia offers the optimal weather conditions to go cycling...