Spain

Tapas, trendy cities, wild coastlines, sandy beaches and little beers. Spain has amazing history, culture, art and music scenes. Get swept away in the culture, vibey cities of Madrid and Barcelona. Head south to the historic cities of Granada and Seville.

A popular destination for sun-seekers from the UK, expect busy beaches along the Costa Brava during the summertime. If you can, head in the direction of the beaches out of season in September instead.

Vegetarian in Seville: How to Survive Without Just Eating Bread

Seville is one of those beautiful historic cities that you can’t not love, but if you’re a vegetarian in Seville then prepare to be assaulted by huge pig legs hanging from the ceiling of just about every restaurant. Sevillians adore their jamón and they won’t let you forget it.

Being vegetarian in Seville, you can easily end up relying on the big bread basket and small ramekin of olives that comes with every meal. While bread and olives are pretty delicious, after the fourth or fifth time of them appearing on the table, you’ll be craving some variety and veggies.

Seville isn’t the most vegetarian friendly of places, but it’s not completely in the dark ages when it comes to meat-free cuisine either. Being a vegetarian in Seville takes a bit more effort and forward planning. Here’s our guide on how to survive as a vegetarian in Seville without just eating bread.

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Seville Slow Travel Guide

Seville, Spain – Travel Guide

Unable to bear the cold weather crawling into the UK this November (we’re such wimps!) and with our insatiable love for slow travel trips, Luke and I were adamant that we had to get some winter sun on our faces. Well, you can hardly blame us, right?

With temperatures at around 21’c, beautiful buildings wherever you look, and that laid back Spanish culture that lends itself so well to slow travel, we decided that Seville would be the perfect slow travel destination for the winter.

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Vegetarian Food at Tuyo in Barcelona

Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Barcelona

The vegetarian restaurants in Barcelona are some of the best we’ve eaten in. As a country that loves jamón and paella, Spain isn’t known for its vegetarian restaurants. But Barcelona is an exception to the rule. You won’t even believe your eyes (or your belly!) 

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