Are These Spain’s Most Enchanting Cities? What To Eat & Do in Seville and Córdoba in 2026

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• MA

  @marinapond · 2 months ago

  Hello! I’m a girl from Seville who also lived in Córdoba for five years. First of all, thank you for this lovely video – it’s brilliant to see the city where you were born and grew up from an outsider’s perspective. I hope you enjoyed your time in these two cities 💖<br>To anyone reading this who, thanks to this video, would like to come and visit Seville, Córdoba or any other city in Spain, I just want to ask you one thing: please, when you come, be respectful of our monuments and our streets. We are very sociable people and have no problem welcoming you, but we are gradually being overwhelmed by tourism; we can no longer live in the centres of our cities and we see how some tourists are disrespectful of our daily lives (as is happening in other cities across Europe and the world) 💞<br>Once again, please remember that everyone is welcome here to enjoy our food, our monuments, beaches and other traditions, but please be respectful of our city whilst you are here; we will always welcome you with open arms and do our best to ensure you have the best possible experience during your trip. Take care of the city you are visiting as if it were your own.<br>Once again, thank you for the video – it was lovely 🥰💖<br>PS: Avoid the hot months – it’s awful 😅

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• US

  @useruser5-e1d · 2 months ago

  شكرا على الفيديو ❤

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• HO

  @hoosomio · 2 months ago

  El triángulo del arte y belleza en Andalucia &nbsp;está en Sevilla Córdoba y GRANADA

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• JU

  @JustJulia23 · 2 months ago

  this is the most useful video i have watched. Definitely subscribing to your chanel!

• CI

  @citehman · 2 months ago

  Excellent video. &nbsp;These are my two favorite cities in Spain. &nbsp;I am a landscape architecture lover and Sevilla has amazing parks, gardens and promenades. &nbsp;You stroll when you walk in Sevilla because your eyes are overwhelmed with beautiful colors, alleys and architecture. <br><br> I stayed 3 weeks in Cordoba and was so sad to leave. &nbsp;It is such a livable city and you can feel the stress and tension just melt away. &nbsp;Can&apos;t wait to return.

• CA

  @Catherine-xr6dr · 2 months ago

  I have to say, you are such a classy content creator. &nbsp;Your cinematography is amazing. &nbsp;The storytelling is top notch. &nbsp;I so wish I was as adventurous as you are when it comes to food, but I just live vicariously through you as you enjoy amazing dishes. &nbsp;I don&apos;t know what you do for a day job, but you should give it up and become a boutique travel agent.

• JA

  @janna55523 · 2 months ago

  Great video 👍🫶🇪🇸

• KA

  @KAMU13 · 2 months ago

  So nicely covered, I also like how you presented so nicely and with a composed voice (not shouting like others) ❤<br><br>Seville and Cordoba are two of my fav cities in Spain! The culture, food, aristocracy, Muslim-Christian-Jew confluence, art, history, the people — these two cities are the Passion of Andalusia!

• SA

  @sandokan2petrolis577 · 2 months ago

  Good video but very short stay in both Cities. You missed many of the monuments, museums, gardens, archeological sites, palaces, churches, hidden plazas, etc, etc . &nbsp;You were in Córdoba And Sevilla, but you can not say that you SAW both Cities 😑.