Local Guides World
Lee Reavill
5 reviews on 1 places
I've visited twice and the coffee was a different blend each time. Both were amazing and interesting, rather than just bog standard. The guys are passionate and knowledgeable and provide great chat, as well as the space being cosy. It reminded me of coffee shops in Copenhagen, if you love coffee this is one of the best in Notts!
A good experience even in the rain when every other day had been hot intense sunshine! It's nice to walk around and people watching from above but it doesn't feel high enough to enjoy the view of Seville from above. Seville is a beautiful city but the skyline isn't the best view, the city is better enjoyed on the ground.
It's also a little pricey for what it is at €15 and its over and done with in 30 minutes. The structure itself is impressive and definitely stands out around all the old buildings and architecture.
It's also a little pricey for what it is at €15 and its over and done with in 30 minutes. The structure itself is impressive and definitely stands out around all the old buildings and architecture.
We LOVED it here! A really cute coffee shop and a hidden gem. The owners were so friendly and the coffee was so good that we went there three days in a row for a morning coffee. We were told that there isn't much of a coffee culture in Seville and the coffee in bars is bitter because they burn sugar in the process (we tried it, they were right, not great).
The coffee at Muy was smooth, strong and each tasting note really came through. I can understand not wanting a coffee when the weather is so hot in Seville but here is definitely the place to go if you're a coffee fan. It's the type of place that if you lived here, you'd be here every day!
The coffee at Muy was smooth, strong and each tasting note really came through. I can understand not wanting a coffee when the weather is so hot in Seville but here is definitely the place to go if you're a coffee fan. It's the type of place that if you lived here, you'd be here every day!
Very pretty museum and very cheap to enter (€1.50). A lot of religious art which was interesting but you have to really love it to fully appreciate it because it's a lot of the same thing.
The museum itself is pretty and well thought out to follow a route without getting lost. It's not huge so if you have a spare hour and it's raining (only rained one day out of 4!) Then it's a good place to seek shelter and experience some Sevillian art!
The museum itself is pretty and well thought out to follow a route without getting lost. It's not huge so if you have a spare hour and it's raining (only rained one day out of 4!) Then it's a good place to seek shelter and experience some Sevillian art!
A must do to get out of the intense midday heat! Be warned, you'll be climbing up the tower for a far while and it's pretty steep but worth it.
A really pretty view to admire the cathedral from above and Seville. Pretty busy so book in advance!
A really pretty view to admire the cathedral from above and Seville. Pretty busy so book in advance!