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VIP-Seville oranges for the queen´s marmalade

Harvest of bitter oranges en the Alcazar gardens of Seville

The harvest of bitter oranges takes place in Seville every February and March. A curious fact is that Seville oranges of the Real Alcazar, the oldest royal palace in use in Europe, were traditionally donated for the British royal family. It’s a tradition which started in the early 20th century that was lost and has now luckily been restored.

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I recently came across an interesting article in a local newspaper that reported on the latest research by top chef Angel Leon. The Andalusian is known because he cooks everything the sea has to offer in his homeland and also researches its resources. It was then that I came up with the idea of introducing this multiple award-winning Michelin Chef to a more international audience.

After months of repetitive lockdowns, many of us not only want to travel again in the future; for some of us certainly calls for more exercise. - And why not combine the beauty with the practice -I thought, and arranged a route for runners, which depends on the time and stamina of the guests.

The construction of a new replica of the Nao Victoria will be one of the most important projects of the Nao Victoria Foundation, within the program of Commemoration of the V Centennial of the First sailing around the world.

First, it was the travel guide Lonely Planet, who ranked Sevilla in first place among the international cities that must to be seen in 2018 on its recently published Best in Travel list.

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