SPAIN VLOG 🇪🇸 Seville Bachelorette Trip, experiencing Holy Week, cafe hopping in Madrid

12 places in this vlog

In the order they appear. Tap a time to play it here, or ↗ to open YouTube at that second.

1. 5:16

   El Rinconcillo

   🍺 Bar · Centro

   Signature dishes are spinach with chickpeas, Iberian pork cheeks and fried cod sticks; the balcony overlooks Holy Week processions.

2. 8:02

   Seville Cathedral

   🏛️ Historic site · Santa Cruz

   You can climb to the top for views over the city, and the gold-leaf main altarpiece is one of the largest in the Christian world.

3. 9:53

   Metropol Parasol (Las Setas de Sevilla)

   🏢 Landmark · La Encarnación

   The upper terrace on top of the structure requires a ticket.

4. 10:25

   La Carbonería

   🍺 Bar · Santa Cruz

   No cover charge but drinks are expected; 30-minute shows repeat nightly from around 9pm, and filming isn't allowed.

5. 10:52

   El Pintón

   🍴 Restaurant · Centro

   Ranked as one of the best dinners of the trip, good for large groups ordering a wide variety of dishes.

6. 11:22

   Bar Garlochi

   🍺 Bar · Centro

   Order the house cocktail Sangre de Cristo, made with grenadine, sparkling wine and whiskey.

7. 12:43

   Mercado de Triana

   🛒 Market · Triana

   Its seafood restaurant is recommended as a great place to try seafood for the first time, and it also does meat dishes.

8. 15:38

   Perro Viejo

   🍴 Restaurant · Centro

   Try the chicken yakitori, duck rice and black rice with saffron aioli and prawns; the Basque cheesecake is a standout.

9. 16:58

   Royal Alcázar of Seville

   🏰 Palace · Santa Cruz

   Book a timed ticket; the gardens have peacocks and ducks, and the palace was used as Dorne in Game of Thrones.

10. 18:02

    Bodega Santa Cruz (Las Columnas)

    🍺 Bar · Santa Cruz

    Works well for a quick breakfast of toast eaten standing outside, with views of the cathedral bells.

11. 18:24

    Populart

    🛍️ Shopping · Santa Cruz

12. 18:44

    Plaza de España

    🏢 Landmark · Parque de María Luisa

    Its canal and arched bridges earned it the nickname the Venice of Seville.