Seville

Seville was all about resting and taking it easy, giving Mia time to recuperate. We slept in, took short walks, ate well (at one restaurant in particular), did a little sightseeing, watched a flamenco dance, and did some shopping, well one little did.

A cool walk along the river after dinner.

Inside the Catedral de Sevilla

Tomb of Christopher Columbus

She found a perfect way to cool her arms down!

Seville was filled with little lanes like this, with little shops, restaurants and flamenco houses.

La Giralda - the tallest landmark in Seville 

Dancers at La Casa del Flemenco

 So inspired after the show, she needed her own costume! 

We're getting used to the Spanish lifestyle... dinner at 9pm after the show.

I read about this restaurant on one of those travel blogs about Seville, supposedly one of the best modern Spanish restaurants. After a quick check on TripAdvisor, great reviews here too, we went for lunch the next day. The place, which was fairly small, was packed with lots of people waiting for tables at their small bar. Most of the people were locals, definitely a good sign. We waited for over half an hour for a table, it was definitely worth the wait.

Burrata salad and tuna potato salad 

Everything was delicious!

This little girl has been so brave throughout the whole ordeal. She was in so much pain when she fell yet once she calmed down and was given some pain relief, she was chirpy and in good spirits during the eight hour hospital stay. She whines and whinges about how uncomfortable and hot her hands are, and yes she goes on about how she "misses her old life before she had to wear the casts" 😆 but she's been a real trooper. We really thank God that she wasn't hurt more seriously and she's healing well.