Seville – the city of the sun. I think after Madrid, it’s one of the best cities I have been in Spain, offering amazing food, incredible architecture and the possibility of meeting really cool people. Local life takes place in calle Feria, or at least this is the street where I love to hang out. It is really cute street packed with vintage shops, little restaurants, and art shops. You should definitely visit Cerámicas-Nazaret where you can buy tiles and ceramic dishes which have been taken from old buildings. Check out also El pianillo which is an antique store next door. This street is also your first stop to get a delicious coffee in mo.ma. You need to know that finding a decent coffee in Seville is not an easy thing, usually you get something which can remind you a Turkish coffee or some very weird version of cappuccino. After the first doze of caffeine, you continue your day in a lovely book store/art gallery/ coffee place – Un gato en bicicleta located on calle Pérez Galdós. This is a great place to work, have a coffee or breakfast. I am actually in love with its artistic interior design – each wall is covered with paintings or art works from different artists. I like to chit chat with the owner of this place who also manages an art gallery, called Berlin, located on calle Boteros.