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7 Lessons From My First Food Tour in Lisbon – What I Learned While Devouring Portugal

Melissa recently joined our newest Lisbon food tour, read all about her experience eating her way through the city below! If you’re anything like me, a food tour in Lisbon is pretty much the ideal travel activity. Considering how much I love Portuguese cuisine and culture, I can’t imagine...

9 Best Boutique Hotels in Seville: My 2019 Guide

David Pope

Today David shares some of Seville’s best boutique hotels. I’ve stayed in two of them so far… and it was well worth it! Seville is a city that will take your breath away. It’s love at first sight for most visitors, and who could blame them! The city’s architecture...

Seville with Kids: 6 Best Travel Tips for Visiting Seville as a Family (2019)

Lindsey Zimmerman

Today Lindsey shares top tips for Seville with kids. As one of Spain’s most family-friendly cities, it’s a must-stop on your next family trip to Spain! Kids and adults alike will be utterly enchanted by Seville. The whole city looks like the setting for a fairy tale, and Spain’s...

What is Paella, Really? Your 101 Intro to Spain’s Most Popular Rice

David Pope

Today David takes on a very controversial question — what is paella? We would love to hear your thoughts in the comments! Most people have one thing they want to eat when they come to Spain: paella. It makes sense; paella is now almost synonymous with Spanish cuisine. But...

An Insider’s Guide to Where to Stay in Lisbon

Melissa Haun

Where to stay in Lisbon? It’s a common question now that I spend more time in this beautiful city each year for work! Luckily, Lisbon-based Melissa knows all the best spots at just about every budget. Lisbon is a city where you should book early and do your research...

Vegetarian Guide to Madrid: Restaurants, Supermarkets, Cafés & More

Lindsey Zimmerman

Despite Spain’s never-ending obsession with jamón and every other pork product you could possibly imagine, eating vegetarian in Madrid can be surprisingly easy. Not only are many of Spain’s classic dishes naturally meat-free, but an increasingly open-minded attitude towards veganism and vegetarianism throughout Spain means that restaurants catering specifically...