Day 5: Now we're Sevillians!

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Today, we packed our bags, and we were off to Seville. We first walked to the train station and got past security pretty quickly. After that, we boarded the train. There was a big foldable table and a nice soft seat. We finished some work, ate a croissant, and played Candy Crush. Once we got off our train, we went to our very nice 4-floor apartment in downtown Seville. The first floor had an empty pool and a bedroom with a bathroom attached. The second floor had a full kitchen, a dining area, and a comfy living room. The third floor had three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The last floor had a washing machine and led to the terrace, which had beautiful views. After the apartment manager left us, we went for lunch and had pizzas and tapas. Afterward, we chilled out for a while and settled into our apartment (when we arrived, the cleaners were still cleaning the apartment). We then went for a little and had a yummy chocolate crepe with gelato. We also had a waffle with drizzled chocolate an
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Day 2: Zagreb

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After our flight to Zagreb (Check out the blog post about the flights), we got an amazing SUV and we were ready to explore and get some dinner. We only had one day in the capital, so we had to make the  most of our short time in this big city.

When we were renting our car, we got a recommendation for a restaurant called Nokturno. We had amazing food! We also realized that in 48 hours we have had worst pizza we have ever tasted in our lives, and yet, also the best. This was interesting!

After making a short trip to get some stuff, we headed back to the hotel. We went the whole way on foot, and had a lot of fun!

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