What is a social club?

Here are the most important facts about buying cannabis in social clubs for your vacation in Spain. A social club in Spain is a private association where you can legally consume cannabis as a member. Registration is quick: bring your ID, pay 20 to 40 euros, be friendly – and you’ll be there in three to five minutes. The clubs are usually well hidden and look inconspicuous from the outside, but inside you can expect a relaxed place with music, Wi-Fi, a lounge feeling and a solid selection of strains.

• Become a member directly on site
• Prices: usually 6-18 euros per gram
• 10-20 different varieties, changing
• Social vibe: WLAN, café atmosphere, relaxed

Sillicann Valley Social Club

Sillicann Valley is one of the best-known clubs in Seville and impresses with its modern, clean look and relaxed atmosphere. The selection of varieties ranges from classics to modern genetics. Ideal for a relaxing break in the middle of city life.

• Name: Sillicann Valley
• Varieties: regularly 15+, including Lemon Tree & Gelato
• Location: close to the center, in a quiet side street

Good Gas Club

As the name suggests – here you get “good gas”. The selection of strains is small but fine. Kush varieties and fruity hybrids are particularly popular here. The club itself is rather cozy and is aimed more at locals than tourists.

• Name: Good Gas Club
• Strains: 10+, focus on Kush & Fruit
• Location: rather hidden, towards Triana

7 Verdes 7 Marrones

The name translates as “7 greens and 7 browns” – which immediately arouses curiosity. This club is a real underground tip. Very informal, artistically decorated and with changing flavors, including classics such as Amnesia and Wedding Cake.

• Name: 7 Verdes 7 Marrones
• Varieties: changing, mostly 12-16 strains
• Location: slightly outside the center

Weed in Seville – what is allowed?

The following also applies in Seville: cannabis may only be consumed in private rooms or social clubs. Anyone who smokes on the street risks a fine. You should therefore not take anything with you when you visit a club, but simply enjoy it on the spot.

The following applies to tourists: clubs decide for themselves who they accept – but with ID and an open smile, it almost always works. Some require an invitation, others accept spontaneous visits.

• Consumption only permitted in the club or at home
• Public ownership is illegal
• Registration for foreigners possible

Social clubs in Spain: cannabis & cappuccino

You see, social clubs like this are something completely different than just a way to get weed. It’s about getting to know other people, having a cappuccino with friends – not just in and out, but also taking 15, 20 minutes or even an hour. Madrid, Barcelona to Mallorca and Ibiza, you’ll find the best ones here:

• Social clubs in Spain

Jil Eileen: Her life traveling around the world

FIV: As you can see in your Instagram feed, you have already seen and traveled to many countries. Which of these destinations have you liked the most so far?

Jil: Phew that’s a very difficult question, I’ve already been to 63 countries and each one had something special in its own way. I couldn’t decide where I liked it best, I would go to every country I’ve been to again.

FIV: On social media and on your website, you talk almost exclusively about travel. How did you get into this passion? What excites you most about travel?

Jil: I have always been very adventurous and loved to learn about new places, cultures and people. In 2018, I quit my job and went out on my own with a backpack to travel the world. Even before that, I’ve always scheduled my days off and vacations to travel as much as possible but once I traveled full time the ‘addiction’ hit me. What excites me most about traveling is to discover new places, to feel the freedom and to be myself.

“Happiness is the only thing that doubles
when you share it, so why not share the
what makes me happy share with you!”

Traveling on a budget? – Jil’s experiences & your money saving tips

FIV: You are only 26 years old and still very young. How do you finance your many trips? How frugal are you and do you have any tips for our readers on how to travel the world inexpensively?

Jil: For my year solo world trip I have saved well in advance, I had 3-4 jobs at the same time and was really hardworking. Accordingly, I could always put money aside. It is very important to always keep in mind that ‘little things make a mess’. This is true when saving and also when spending. Before you save nothing, save at least something. Then it takes longer until you reach the target amount, but you still reach your goal. And when spending it is exactly the other way around, if I think with every little thing ‘oh that’s only 5€’ then that can be quite a lot at the end of a trip. I always write down every € I spend on my trips to have a look at how much the trip has cost me so far. If I have budgeted well then I can also treat myself, if I have not budgeted well then I can also eat only oatmeal for 3 days Meanwhile I am self-employed and can live from my travel blog and my online store, instead of working hard and saving in advance I travel now and work during.

A day with Jil: mountains or pool?

FIV: What does a perfect day on vacation look like for you? Are you more of an active person or do you prefer to take it slower? Chilling by the pool or climbing in the mountains? What type of vacation are you?

Jil: I am the active traveler, I love to go hiking, climbing in the mountains, surfing at the sea & have so many ‘bumblebees in my butt’ that I always want to do something. Of course I also like to lie by the pool or the sea but that’s the
tends to happen between activities.

Travel adrenaline rush: dangerous hike in Hawaii

FIV: What has been your most exciting experience on your travels so far? Was there ever a particularly exciting event or maybe you did an extraordinary activity? Paragliding, bungee jumping or something like that?

Jil: I have experienced many things while traveling but the first activity that comes to mind is a hike in Hawaii. The Olomana Trail, also called ‘Three Peaks ‘. A very dangerous hike that gave you an absolute adrenaline rush.
and just damn fun even though you have come to your own limits.

Germany tour: route, tips & what the country has to offer

FIV: A few months ago you did a tour through Germany together with your boyfriend. How did you come to this idea and how did you plan the tour? Was there a fixed route or did you set off spontaneously?

Jil: We have seen so much of the world but not of our own country. We wanted to change that and so we did a lot of research and looked at what Germany has to offer. We have thought about a route in advance and are then the places we have picked out. I was sometimes with my friend on the road but also sometimes with girlfriends.

FIV: Tell us something about this tour. What destinations did you go to and what sights did you want to see? Would you have thought that Germany has such beautiful places to offer?

Jil: I must confess, I underestimated Germany!!! I never thought in my life to see such great places in my own country. We were hiking at the Mosel, in the Black Forest and in the Palatinate Forest, at Lake Constance we discovered stand up paddle for us, at the Eibsee in Bavaria we were swimming in the lake and in Saxon Switzerland we couldn’t get out of the amazement. With 25 years I have then also made it the first time to the German sea

Vacation in the car? – live and sleep in a confined space

FIV: As you can see in your Instagram feed you went camping and slept together in the car. What was it like for you to live in such a small space? Would you repeat that and recommend it to others?
Jil: For me it was no problem, you just get to know each other better and thus welds more together. We have our car a little equipped with a topper on which we slept, curtains hung on the windows to be able to darken it a little and to have privacy and decorated it a little cozy. Otherwise, of course, we had a gas stove and everything you need for camping In the beginning or to get out spontaneously, the car is the perfect alternative. In the meantime, we have expanded a van, moved in there and travel through Europe.

New issue: ISSUE #12 with Jil Eileen

Here you will find a small overview of the topics printed in the new issue:

• Influencer Jil Eileen talks about her life as a travel blogger
• Recommendations for a relaxing vacation at Lake Constance
• Tips for a short trip to Berlin

Read online! Now on fivmagazine.com

Read the whole magazine online as well:

• FIV Issue #12

Travel blogger interview: Jil Eileen about her trip to Germany and her best travel tips

She is one of Germany’s top travel influencers and inspires daily with impressions of her travels and life. Jil is always on the hunt for new adventures and wants to show how precious life and how beautiful the world is. With her positive nature and passion for travel, she inspires her community every day and lets them share her life on Instagram and in her blog. We talked to her to find out more about you and your passion. What she has already seen and experienced, which was her biggest and most dangerous adventure and what she experienced on her trip through Germany, you can find out now!

• Interview with Jil Eileen

Travel Special: Vacation by the water, in Germany and in the mountains!

You want to go on vacation again, but you don’t know exactly where to go? Our vacation special has something for everyone: Whether you’re planning a vacation by the water, in the mountains, or a short trip to a cool German city like Hamburg or Berlin, you’ll find the right recommendations, tips, and top must-see sights here.

Pure relaxation: vacation at Lake Constance

Once by bike around Lake Constance; From Germany, to Switzerland and up to Austria? Sleep in a luxury hotel or experience a lot on a farm? At the 63km long lake in the foothills of the Alps, Lake Constance, there is something for everyone. Always summer people travel from all over the world and sail, windsurf and swim in the lake or relax on beautiful beaches. Fancy some pure romance in the mountains with a bottle of prosecco? That sounds like a perfect wedding anniversary gift. Combine culture and nature on a family vacation – so that even the little ones are thrilled, because here it is guaranteed not to be boring. Find out everything about accommodation, camping, real estate and events at Lake Constance here.

• Vacation at Lake Constance

Tips for a weekend in hip Berlin

For the weekend or an extended week in summer, Berlin is always worth a trip. Millions of tourists come to the city every year and enjoy the party life, the city center, but also the very individual neighborhoods and their very own charm. Here you will find everything important for your next Berlin visit. Sights, tips for the most popular parts of the city and of course the best food! Berlin has many highlights. As the capital, it stands not only for international tourists, but also for concerts, events. There is the Fashion Week, but also worldwide popular photo motifs like the East Side Gallery. Here you can find Berlin originals, artists from all over the world, actors and of course hipsters.

• Vacation in Berlin

Dresden: relaxation, culture and good food

Your perfect holiday is a mix between relaxing, discovering the city and enjoying culture? Then Dresden is the right place for you: you can easily stroll through the beautiful old town and pass by important sights and delicious restaurants like the Frauenkirche and the Augustiner Restaurant at the Frauenkirche. Dresden also offers a lot culturally, the city is known for its great museums and exhibitions, especially the chocolate museum is an absolute recommendation. If you want to know more about Dresden, read on here.

Dresden Map: Location in Germany

Dresden is located in the southeast of Saxony.

Dresden up close.

Three facts about Dresden

Here is already a small overview of Dresden.

• Is the capital of Saxony
• Dresden is a cultural centre with many museums and churches
• The first milk chocolate was invented here

Dresden from above with the drone

In this video you get a small impression of the beautiful city of Dresden.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIkoQbiMKvI

360° panorama

Enjoy nature in the Great Garden in Dresden.

Checklist: Dresden

These are 5 must-see places!

Tip 1: A walk through the old town of Dresden

You want to arrive first and explore the city relaxed? Then we would recommend the first walk through the old town to explore the city a little. An absolute insider tip for night owls is to take one of the many city tours offered with a Dresden night watchman and explore Dresden by night.

Tip 2: For culture enthusiasts: Dresden’s Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady)

The landmark of Dresden is the Dresden Frauenkirche, so it is an absolute must to visit the Frauenkirche during a short trip to Dresden. The baroque style church was built in 1994 and is an architectural masterpiece with a beautiful and elaborately designed interior, which you can discover during a guided tour.

Restaurant Guide: Dresden Old Town

After you have explored the Old Town and visited the Frauenkirche and you are hungry and looking for a delicious restaurant, we have a great recommendation for you: The Restaurant Augustiner an der Frauenkirche is located right between the Old Town and the Frauenkirche and offers Bavarian and Saxon specialties.

Tip 3: Relaxation in the Great Garden

After spending the last few days sightseeing, you want to relax for a day? Spending a day in the Great Garden is the perfect idea for you. In the Great Garden you can take a relaxing walk, visit the botanical garden and have a picnic. You can also enjoy culture by visiting an exhibition in the Palais. An absolute highlight for young and old is the park railway, which you can use to explore the park. If you’re camping with the family in your converted van, camper or rooftop tent, it’s also worth taking a short trip to the nearby zoo. Camping tips for Dresden can be found here.

Tip 4: For romantic evenings: Open Air Cinema

You want to spend a nice evening with your partner? Then the open-air cinema in Dresden, which is located directly on the banks of the Elbe, is the perfect address: In front of a picturesque backdrop, you can choose what suits your taste from a good selection of older and current films on the big screen. The evening will definitely become a wonderful memory, because what better way to end the day than watching an exciting movie under the stars with a view of the illuminated old town of Dresden.

Tip 6: For those with a sweet tooth: CAMONDAS Chocolate Museum Dresden

If you are an absolute chocolate lover, then the Camondas Chocolate Museum is perfect for you: Here you can learn exciting facts about chocolate and also directly taste small delicacies and bring home delicious little things.

Similar regions: Holidays in Leipzig: Sights, Museums & Zoo

Holiday in Leipzig – Are you planning a relaxing weekend for two or an action-packed weekend with your family in Leipzig? In this article we have compiled for you the top 5 must-see sights in your city trip to Leipzig. There is something for everyone, including picturesque towns, shopping opportunities, museums or the famous Leipzig Zoo. Get an overview of Leipzig with maps, a drone video and a 360° view of the city harbour.

• Vacation in Leipzig

Short Break in Germany: Couples, Families & Friends

Traveling on your own doorstep? Yes, Germany in particular is perfect for people who need a change of pace at the weekend. The country offers many opportunities to enjoy holidays. Starting with lakes, rivers and forests, to beautiful old towns with sights. Whether young or old, there is something for everyone when holidaying in Germany.

Short holiday in Germany

Of course, all the top destinations in Germany are represented. Enjoy an opera in the beautiful Hanseatic city of Hamburg, explore Berlin, the dignified ambience of Munich or enjoy Rhenish cheerfulness in the media city of Cologne. Those who like it more rural, find cheap short trips and suitable hotels for the idyllic Schleswig-Holstein, North Frisia, the Rhön, Erzgebirge and the romantic Harz. And if you prefer it wet, a short trip to Lake Constance, the North Sea or the romantic Baltic Sea is just the right thing.

Especially in summer, you can even spend a short holiday in the sun without having to go far from the front door. In the big cities you can quickly find a hotel with sights nearby and in the bathing region that which is close to the beach. Germany has, after all, many beautiful corners to enjoy and which are visited far too rarely. Or do you already know the imperial city of Goslar with its UNESCO sites? Did you know that the old half-timbered houses of Quedlinburg form one of the largest area monuments in Germany and when was the last time you were in a German vineyard on the Rhine and Moselle?

Tip. Read here everything about vacation in Germany.

Map of Germany

Short holiday in Spain

Whether Barcelona, Madrid, Ibiza, Andalusia and and and….. To Spain we could travel every year. Every spot of the Mediterranean country, which offers culture, beach holidays and urbanity at the same time, is worth seeing. A holiday in Spain is always the perfect solution. Spain is one of the most popular travel destinations in Germany. . But the high number of visitors is mainly due to the Canary Islands, the Balearic Islands, the Costa del Sol as well as the Costa Brava and therefore the beach holidaymakers. Many areas in Spain are ideal for a hiking holiday. You can combine a beach holiday in Spain with discovery tours, sightseeing and culture. Spain is easy to reach by train, bus or car. With cheap airlines Spain is also easy to reach. Read more about holidays in Spain here.

Sights & Food in Spain

The Spanish have brought it to international fame: Sangria, Paella and Tapas. All three are offered throughout Spain, but the real home of tapas is Andalusia. In Sevilla, Cordoba and Granada, one does not have to visit a tapas bar in order to enjoy the small delicacies. It is enough to visit a normal beer bar and order beer from the barrel. The draught beer is served with a little lid, a “tapa”, on which there are cheese, olives or other small things. With the second and third beer, the “tapas” are more generously stocked, so that in Andalusia one can also get full without even entering a restaurant.

Nature & City in Italy: Tuscany, Venice & Co.

Italy – ancient villages, blue beaches, fantastic views, unspoilt landscapes and, of course, pizza. It’s no wonder that many Europeans name Italy as their favorite vacation spot. Even the smallest villages in Italy offer the best opportunity to enjoy the sunset on the Mediterranean. Couples in particular love to get lost in Florence or Venice.

Here you can find the most romantic towns. If you love vineyards and nature, you can taste the best wine and enjoy the breathtaking view in mountain towns. The list would not be complete without Rome. The capital offers more than fountains and monuments. Vatican City will show you, the best seafood and restaurant smells. Likewise, Venice is worth a visit as you can take a gondola to explore the entire city. Got a hankering for a holiday in Italy? Read more about it here.

Beautiful places in Italy: tourist tips

Italy delights tourists in all respects. Each city offers different cultural highlights. The nature of Italy is irresistible, as well as the small towns of Italy show the best taste of life. So you should, especially on short holidays, take the time and enjoy the south to the fullest.

• Manarola, Cinque Terre
• Florence
• Pompeii
• Venice
• Pisa
• Naples
• Como
• Verona
• San Miniato
• Sirmione
• San Gimignano
• Vicenza
• Lago di Braies
• Sorrento
• Rome
• Vernazza, Cinque Terre
• Orvieto
• Palermo
• Milan
• Bologna

Whether it’s Venice for Carnival, the Cinque Terre in spring, the beaches of Calabria in summer or Tuscany in autumn for the grape harvest: Italy is incredibly rich in worthwhile destinations.

The most beautiful cities of Italy from the air – drone video

Here you can see the most beautiful cities of Italy from above. Take a look at Rome, Nice and Venice and dream of your next holiday in Italy.

Camping in Spain, Italy & Germany

Whether in a caravan with a view of the sea, in a tent in the mountains or on a campsite – camping in Spain, Italy and Germany is unforgettable. In Germany you will find many huge campsites and different landscapes that invite you to camp. In Spain, the best way to spend a summer holiday is to take a caravan and drive along the country’s beautiful coasts. In Italy you can camp both on the beach and in the mountains. Camping in Italy means lying near a lake at night and watching the stars or sitting on the beach in the evening and roasting marshmallows over a campfire.

If camping appeals to you and you want to know what else you need to have a great stay in nature, read more about camping accessories here.

Camping on the beach means waking up to a great view in the morning. Roof tent from Campwerk.

Games of chance are very popular

The much money that has flowed towards Monaco over the last decades has of course also ensured that gambling is very popular in the small principality. The Monaco Casino is therefore one of the most popular destinations for fans of cultivated gambling. But if you don’t necessarily want to make your way to the Côte d’Azur to place your bets at such games, you can now also do so on the Internet. There are a whole range of online casinos that offer many alternatives from classic table games to slot machines. If you have never tried it before, it is best to register on a comparison page in a Test Online Casino and use the free trial versions of the individual games there. You don’t take any risks, but first you can get to know the process exactly. Those who have then convinced themselves of gambling on the Internet can transfer a first balance to their account in the online casino and risk a little money.

Casino has shaped Monaco

If you take a look into the casino of the Principality on a trip to Monaco, you will find a game temple with a long history. The house was opened as early as 1863 and was supposed to boost the economy at that time. Only five years later, a railway line was opened to the then still very modest fishing village – thus began the upswing. Already in the 19th century many nobles and celebrities came to Monaco, many of the visitors also wanted to try their luck at the game tables. Of course there were always cheaters among the visitors, but all in all you can look forward to well-groomed games and a unique atmosphere at the tables. It’s not for nothing that the casino has served as a backdrop in many films, just like the rest of Monaco. Finally, the impression of almost unlimited wealth is created here.

Attraction for black money

Not only the low taxes, but also the very lax supervision has in the past caused high sums to flow into Monaco year after year. Not every euro spent here has been legally earned. How high the share of black money on the real estate market is, can hardly be said with certainty. However, even the Spanish ex-king Juan Carlos I. has already been associated with corruption and money laundering – among other things he is said to have bought land in Monaco on behalf of a woman with whom he had an affair. Nevertheless, Monaco is sure to attract many people in the coming years who want to see the fascination of life in luxury for themselves. With a bit of luck, you can even improve your travel cash for the trip by winning at the casino – locally or online.