HALLOWEEN CAFE CENTRAL SEVILLA
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Seville, Spain, walk in the center
The center of Seville in Spain is one of the typically great European urban neighborhoods with a mix of residential and shopping, pedestrian lanes, neighborhood plazas, just a real people-friendly place. We are going to take you through it with several walks, pointing out some of the major plazas and the lovely pedestrian lanes. Starting out at Plaza Nueva, the most popular place in town.
This central area with the plaza and the streets leading to it is really the heart and the focal point of the city. Notice the broad street that is for pedestrians, bicycles, no cars allowed, and the tram.
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Spain Seville Corral Rey Terrace 2 Duplex Apartment
Contemporary duplex apartment with fatastic chill-out terrace.
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This modern duplex apartment is centrally located near the popular Alfalfa square. The living dining room overlooks the quiet central patio of the building. Aside from the normal furnishings, there is also an electronic drum kit – in case it all gets a little too peaceful!
Just off the living area is the well-equipped kitchen.
A passageway leads to a superior marble-lined bathroom and the double bedroom.
From the living area, stairs lead up to the huge private terrace, complete with a seating area, wide open views a sun-lounger and for the more energetic, an exercise bike!
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Spain-Sevilla (Alameda de Hércules Square) Part 12
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The Alameda de Hércules-Sevilla:
The Alameda de Hércules (Hercules mall), or simply La Alameda, is a garden square or mall in Seville, southern Spain. Built in 1574, it was originally a promenaded public garden, named after the eight rows of white poplar trees (álamos in Spanish) that fill its central part. Located in the northern half of the city's casco antiguo (historic center), between the Guadalquivir River and the Macarena neighbourhood, it was the oldest public garden in Spain and Europe. The neighborhood is now known as a key nightlife center of Seville for its vibrant alternative and diverse atmosphere. The entertainment options in La Alameda range from Heavy Metal or Funk music performances to live Flamenco. Apart from disco-pubs, many Nouvelle Cuisine and traditional restaurants, tapas and cocktail bars, cafés and Arab-style tearooms are found in and around the promenade. La Alameda is also the gay-friendly quarter of Seville, with gay pubs and discotèques spotting the area.
Jam sorpresa en el Cafe Central
Tras actuar en la presentacion del libro Cera de Babilonia, nos pasamos por el Café Central a tomar la última y, como era de esperar, acabamos liándola...
Comida en Sevilla | España (2019)
España es tan rica en cultura, fiestas y paisajes como en gastronomía. De hecho el turismo gastronómico ha aumentado mucho en los últimos años y aunque no seas de los que realiza este tipo de itinerarios, probar lo más típico de cada lugar es una parte importante de cualquier experiencia de viaje.
En este video te voy a contar cuáles son las comidas que te invito a probar en Sevilla para poder decir con toda propiedad que estuviste allí.
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Huevos flamencos por Moly Elliot con licencia CC BY-ND 2.0
Gazpacho andaluz por Biskuit con licencia CC BY-ND 2.0
Gazpacho andaluz por Tim Sackton con licencia CC BY-ND 2.0
Rabo de toro endiablado por Luiz Eduardo con licencia CC BY 2.0
Rabo de toro guisado por Javier Lastras con licencia CC BY 2.0
Pescaito frito por Tnarik Innael con licencia CC BY-SA 2.0
Pescaito frito por Tnarik Innael con licencia CC BY-SA 2.0
Soldaditos de Pavia por Tamorlan con licencia CC BY 3.0
Pavías de bacalao por Avicentegil con licencia CC BY-SA 4.0
Huevas aliñas por Xemenendura con licencia CC BY-SA 3.0
Huevas aliñas por Xemenendura con licencia CC BY-SA 3.0
Spanish tapas por Toben con licencia CC BY-SA 4.0
Tapas! por Helen T con licencia CC BY-SA 2.0
Pestiños por Tamorlan con licencia CC BY 3.0
Yemassanleandro por Posible2006 con licencia CC BY-SA 4.0
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The Spot Central Hostel, Sevilla, Spain - Awesome!
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One of our bestsellers in Seville! Set 51 m from Seville Bullring, The Spot Central Hostel is a 3-minute walk from the city’s cathedral. This guesthouse features an attractive terrace and has free Wi-Fi.
Each bright room at The Spot Central Hostel has air conditioning and heating. Guests have access to shared bathroom facilities.
There is a communal kitchen and lounge area with a TV. A range of tapas bars, cafes and restaurants can be found in the streets surrounding the Spot Central.
The guesthouse is a 15-minute walk from Seville’s Plaza España and María Luisa Park. Santa Justa Train Station is 2.4 km away.
Old Town is a great choice for travelers interested in architecture , tapas and food .
From the Beach to the Center of Malaga - Spain 4K Travel Channel
Malaga is not only the second largest city in Andalusia but also the second most important cruise port in Spain. Enormous efforts were made and within the last few years the pier was completely new expanded. Also see:
Malaga was founded by the Phoenicians, however, for a long time dominated by Carthage. In the second Punic War, Malaga fell to the Romans.
This is testified by a magnificent amphitheater in the center of city.
In the 11th century the Moors ruled here and built the Alcazaba (Citadel) . At the siege of Napoleon Bonaparte in the 17th century, it was partially destroyed.
In the morning we take the city bus no.14 to the beach Playa de la Malagueta. The Costa del Sol is known for its pleasant subtropical climate and its long sandy beaches. The sea and the beach are wreathed in a morning haze.
Only a few smaller boats are on the sea. At first it looked like the rescue of boat people, but then turned out to be a rescue exercise.
One sees at the solid concrete walls for the coastal and port protection, that the sea here also can be rough and brutal.
The colorful cube-shaped building in the center of the Paseo del Muelle Dos is a branch of the Museum Centre Pompidou.
We enjoy the colorful mass of flowers at the fountain, Fuente de las Tres Gracias, and in the park, Jardines de Pedro Luis Alonso.
Along the slope below the citadel, we go to the Plaza de la Aduana. Modern sculptures decorate the square. It is probably a sign that Malaga wanted to become European Capital of Culture in 2016. Unfortunately the city has not been awarded. We pass the amphitheater, Teatro Romano de Malaga, and reach the Plaza de la Merced.
The obelisk in the center is dedicated to General Don Jose Maria Torrijos. In 1831, he was shot on the beach together with 48 comrades. In the background we see the house where Pablo Picasso was born.
Via Calle Granada with its narrow and winding side streets we reach the Plaza de la Constitucion.
From here, the Calle Marques de Larios leads to the Plaza de la Marina where our walk ends. The Plaza de la Marina,together with all the department stores and cafes, forms the heart of the business center of the city.
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Malaga ist nicht nur zweitgrößte Stadt Andalusiens sondern besitzt auch den zweitwichtigsten Kreuzfahrthafen Spaniens. Dafür wurden in den letzten Jahren enorme Anstrengungen unternommen und die Pier völlig neu ausgebaut. Siehe auch:
Gegründet wurde Malaga von den Phöniziern, wurde dann aber lange von Karthago beherrscht. Im zweiten Punischen Krieg fiel Malaga an die Römer.
Das prachtvolle Amphitheater im Zentrum der Stadt zeugt davon.
Als die Mauren herrschten, erbauten sie im 11. Jahrhundert die Alcazaba (Zitadelle). Bei der Belagerung von Napoleon Bonaparte im 17 Jahrhundert wurde sie teilweise zerstört.
Am Morgen fahren wir mit dem Stadtbus Linie 14 zum Strand Playa de la Malagueta. Die Costa del Sol ist bekannt für ihr angenehmes subtropisches Klima und ihre langen Sandstrände. Das Meer und der Strand sind noch in einen morgendlichen Dunst gehüllt.
Lediglich einige kleinere Boote tummeln sich auf dem Meer. Im ersten Moment sah es nach der Rettung von Bootsflüchtlingen aus, doch dann entpuppte sich das ganze als Rettungsübung.
Dass das Meer hier auch rau und brutal sein kann sieht man an den massiven Betonwänden zum Küsten- und Hafenschutz.
Das bunte würfelförmige Haus im Zentrum des Paseo del Muelle Dos ist eine Außenstelle des Museums Centre Pompidou.
Uns gefällt der farbenfrohe Blumenreichtum am Fuente de las Tres Gracias und im Park, Jardines de Pedro Luis Alonso.
Entlang des Abhangs unter der Zitadelle gehen wir zur Plaza de la Aduana. Moderne Skulpturen schmücken den Platz, vermutlich ein Zeichen dafür, dass Malaga Kulturhauptstadt Europas im Jahr 2016 werden wollte. Leider hat die Stadt nicht den Zuschlag erhalten.
Vorbei am Teatro Romano de Malaga ( Amphitheater) erreichen wir die Plaza de la Merced.
Ein Obelisk in der Mitte des Platzes ist dem General Don José Maria Torrijos gewidmet. Er wurde 1831 zusammen mit 48 Kameraden am Strand erschossen. Im Hintergrund sehen wir das Geburtshaus von Pablo Picasso.
Durch die Calle Granada mit ihren engen und verwinkelten Seitenstraßen kommen wir zur Plaza de la Constitucion.
Von hier aus führt die Calle Marques de Larios direkt zur Plaza de la Marina, wo unser Spaziergang endet. Die Plaza de la Marina bildet zusammen mit all den Kaufhäusern und Cafés das Herz des Business Zentrums der Stadt.
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Peter Hook DJ set at Teatro Central (Sevilla, Spain)
Peter Hook, bassist from legendary bands Joy Division and New Order, did a DJ set at the first show of the 07/08 season at Teatro Central, in Sevilla. His set was the expected (hits from his band and tons of old-school house and breakbeat) and very funny. What a rockstar!
Hotel Puerta de Sevilla
Uno de los mejores en relación calidad - precio. 14 habitaciones. Situado en el Barrio de Santa Cruz
Flamenco (Tablao El Arenal, Seville, Spain, 2010)
MALAGA, CADIZ & SEVILLE. A TASTE OF SPAIN. 2016
A TASTE OF SPAIN. #TASTEOFSPAIN #Malaga #Cadiz #Seville #Malaga is the capital of Costa del Sol, #Malaga is famous for #espetos and #vinodulce, and #PabloPicasso was born right in the centre of this town. #Espeto is #seafood, if you ask anybody around here, they'll say that espeto is fish on skewer. The #FrituraMalagueña is also well known around here and this is deep fry fish which is very crunchy and tasty served with lemon.
In the heart of Malaga we have the most popular restaurant in town, they serve tapas outdoors and indoors , is a restaurant, bar and cellar. #ElPimpi is situated inside an old 18th century #Málaga mansion house and is one of the longest-standing bodega bars in #Málaga, where you can enjoy local food & wines and, above all, the culture & traditions of southern #Spain. Loads of celebrities from all around the world but mainly Spanish, had posted and sing their pictures on the walls, like Antonio Banderas, who is from Malaga.
When we woke up, we had breakfast in one of the most beautiful places on earth, #MIjas,
and the typical breakfast here, like in the whole region is a Pitufo with a Nube. Pitufo means Smurf, and is made out of bread, tomato and garlic. And a regular late is call Nube, which it means cloud. Just because the put a tiny bit of milk to make it whiter.
After our marvellous breakfast we head down to Marbella and went for lunch at Aixela Salamanca. We had some stunning Pata Negra Ham and here Antonio Jamon Es Torremolinos explained us the difference between a regular and Pata Negra Ham and it is so worth watching his explanation on this video.
When we visited Tarifa we found out that here the beaches were absolutely wild and the wind blows all year round making the perfect spot for kite surfers to come on holidays. After crossing the sand dunes we had lunch at a fantastic spot and local restaurant We had choosen Sargo fish which is locally sourced, using traditional methods to fish it and they served it to us beautifully!
We kept travelling south to reach Cadiz, the oldest city in Spain, famous for its Carnival and Tortilla de camarones. Cadiz is situated on a narrow slice of land surrounded by the sea which it prevent the city growing any bigger. It conserves the architecture from the 15th century and here they call it the little Havana. We visited a local establishment for dinner and it was the most popular and busiest bar in the old town of Cadiz LasFlores
We had so many different tapas made of fish, meat and veggie for such an extraordinary good price that we never wanted to leave this place!
And it’s not because it wasn’t enough but because we had to visit Seville, we went to the capital of Flamenco, where they held Cristobal Columbus buried at the biggest Cathedral in Spain and its labyrinthine streets smell like tapas everywhere. How lovely this place it is I thought to myself and lucky enough our friend Vicente took us to this emblematic tapas restaurant
We had a variety of tapas, coquinas ( small clams), spinach stew with chickpeas, deep fried goats cheese and cod croquettes all beautifully cooked and excellent prices.
And to finish a day off of walking and eating we had a cocktail with expectacular views at highly recommend it if you fancy a view of the city.
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Miguel Martins Trio live @ Naima Jazz cafe (Seville)
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HOTEL MELIÁ SEVILLA 4*
Con motivo del congreso y feria Andalucía Sabor me alojo en el hotel Meliá Sevilla. Aquí os enseño la habitación.
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Palacio Pinello, Sevilla, Spain HD review
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One of our top picks in Seville. Hotel Boutique Palacio Pinello is located in central Seville's beautiful Old Town, just 657 feet from the impressive Gothic cathedral. It offers elegant, air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi.
Set in a 16th-century palace, Palacio Pinello's rooms have terra cotta floors and high ceilings, some of which feature ornate woodwork. Each one has a flat-screen satellite TV, coffee maker, minibar and a private bathroom with a hairdryer, bathrobe and slippers.
Other facilities offered at the property include meeting facilities, a tour desk and luggage storage. Private parking is available nearby for an extra charge and the hotel has a free valet service for parking your car there. Shuttle services can also be arranged on site,
You will also find some interesting, centuries-old ruins in the building. There is a charming turret and a roof-top terrace where you can enjoy a drink and views of the Giralda.
The amazing Alcázar Palace and lively Plaza Nueva Square are both around 1,149 feet from the property. The stunning Santa Cruz district, Maestranza de Sevilla Bullring, Puerta de Jerez and Guadalquivir River are also within walking distance of the property.
Old Town is a great choice for travelers interested in architecture , tapas and food .
Apartamentos Rey de Sevilla
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Apartamentos Rey de Sevilla otorga alojamiento 2 estrellas a quienes visitan Seville. La construcción se encuentra en Plaza de San Gil, 2. Estos Apartamento cuentan con 7 unidades con tetera/cafetera, ducha y tv.
arash mohammadi flamenco Teatro Central sevilla
Flamenco #1 - El Callejón del Embrujo, Sevilla.
Al baile, Tamara Lucio y Juan Manuel Zurano. Al cante, Manuel Soto. A la guitarra, Jose Manuel Martos.
Spain trip 2019 ????????
21/9~28/9
Zurich-Barcelona-Seville-Madrid
#Barcelonahighlights
-Sagrada Família
-La Pedrera-Casa Milà
-Estadio Camp Nou F.C Barcelona
-Ben Tips
-Las Famosas
-Mercato Della Boqueria
-Hard Rock Cafe Barcelona
#Sevillehighlights
-Cathedrale De Seville
-Plaza de España
-Vidaloca.live
-Real Alcazar de Sevilla
-Chifa Tapas
-Sevilla Fashion Outlet
#Madridhighlights
-Hero Hotpot
-Puerta Del Sol
-Plaza Mayor City Central
-Mercado De San Miguel
-The Style outlets España
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