The last day of my trip in Seville was super sunny, I spent the morning on the hotel roof terrace planning how to spend the day.
I treated myself to a relaxation massage in a traditional Hammam; the Arabic style treatment room was beautifully situated in a fifteenth-century cellar.
I slowly strolled through the square feeling unbelievably relaxed after my massage. I enjoyed a plate bursting with fresh paella and chilled out in a small courtyard.
I became fascinated with the Christmas market that offered rows upon row of stalls selling nativity sets. The beautiful crafts were all hand-made with tremendous attention to detail.
The patterns resemble 1920s art deco and the tiled alcoves each represent different provinces of Spain.
It is well worth a visit, you can spend hours looking at the decorative detailing that covers every inch of the building.
After watching the sunset over the Maria Luisa Park, I popped back through the main street. As I passed the Christmas lights, I said my last goodbye to the gorgeous town.
