Seville, with COVID: A touristic darling devoid of tourists

It cuts through the exhaust fumes that hiccup from a bus, from the poop left by a horse stalling at an empty carriage in the shade of an orange tree.…

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How to Spend an Afternoon in Triana

Most people leave Triana off of their Seville itinerary - there isn't much by way of museums or grandiose churches, and it's across the Guadalquivir from the city's major draws.…

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Photo Post: A Visit to the Seville Cathedral Rooftop

There are some things in Seville that don't need any further explanation - a cotton candy sunset over Triana, Plaza de España's beautiful tile benches, the dreamy chords and staccato…

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Spring in Seville means incense, solito and pasos.

Seville Snapshots: Who’s That Nazareno?

Smell that? It's incense. Feel that? That's some sevillano whose trying to push his way past you. Yes, amiguitos, Holy Week is upon us, the stretch of time between Viernes…

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Seville Snapshots: Reflection of the San Fernando Statue of Plaza Nueva

I hastily jumped out of bed, cursing myself for forgetting to set my second alarm. I'd made early morning plans with Katie which included a hot coffee on a cold…

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