I have a list of things I want to do and places I want to go to before I die. I know many of you have one too. Although I love a good list, this one is not written on paper; it's in my head and there are things that have been there for a … Continue reading Scuba diving in Granada, La Herradura
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Dear blisscationists, today I want to talk about Amsterdam and how I realised that I am probably the most ridiculous blogger on the entire internet. I am PMSL just remembering this trip. You see a cute picture on Instagram and you have no idea of what happened behind it; but that's the magic of photography, … Continue reading Tulips, canals and other things to do in Amsterdam
After spending almost two weeks in Japan, I thought it would be useful to share some tips I have learned through experience. Japan has a great transport infrastructure and travelling around the country was easy (considering not everyone speaks English). However, there are a few things I would have liked to know before I got … Continue reading Public transport in Japan
My friend Belén gets married to my friend Ignacio in September the 28th. Somebody said bachelorette/ hen do?Hell yes. 🎉 We wanted to plan a fabulous weekend, so first we decided which place we should go to. Most of us live in Seville, in the south of Spain, so we had several options to choose … Continue reading Bachelorette/ hen do in Lisbon
As you may have already guessed, I am from the south of Spain; from Seville being more specific. It is very common that in the summer months, people go to the beach without leaving the Spanish borders. Since I was a child, my parents have been renting a house in the coast of Huelva, once … Continue reading When in doubt, Cádiz
Kamakura was a great surprise. We planned this stop after doing our bit of research and every single website I encountered with mentioned Kamakura as a must see. I realised, as I carefully planned the day, that Kamakura was a city with numerous temples, shrines and other historical monuments. In addition, Kamakura is located by the coast, so I was … Continue reading Kamakura, the Kyoto of eastern Japan
Eat, pray, love...you had me at eat. Everyone who knows me is aware of my passion for food and that probably the first line above is my mantra. In certain occasions my boyfriend says "but everyone loves eating..." (please read with silly voice); I say HELL NO. Not everyone dreams with eating, not everyone goes … Continue reading Tokyo, gimme that food
I am fascinated by Asian culture, that is not a secret. But Japan is different. I find that Asia is generally chaotic, the streets smell of food, and sometimes poverty is a subject that many bloggers don't want to talk about (I can sense a post coming about this issue). But, when it comes to … Continue reading Tokyo, a wake up for the senses (sightseeing)
A poet from Andalucia (my home), Federico García Lorca, said: "La calle donde viven juntas a la vez las cuatro estaciones del año, la única calle de la tierra que yo desearía no se acabara nunca, rica en sonidos, abundante en brisas, hermosa de encuentros, antigua de sangre: la Rambla de Barcelona" {EN} "The street … Continue reading Falling in #Love with Barcelona
I have been living in London for the past 3 years and I have discovered a passion for Asian food I didn't know I had. Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, etc. You say it and I'll eat it. My favourite discovery so far has been Japanese food (good one, not the one you can buy at a … Continue reading My favourite places to eat in London (Asian food)
