Top 5 dining rooms to celebrate Thanksgiving in Marbella

Thanksgiving is a special holiday where families can get together to celebrate with each other in their homes. We would like to inspire you with these 5 very special dining rooms to celebrate Thanksgiving in Marbella

But, do you know why do Americans celebrate it?

Originally a holiday to give thanks for the autumn harvest to Americans, Thanksgiving is now all about celebrating food, family and friends. The fourth Thursday of November is a Thursday stuffed with turkey, cranberry sauce and doorsteps of pecan pie

Thanksgiving can be traced back to 1621 where refugees from England, known as Pilgrims, invited the local Native Americans to a harvest feast after they experienced a successful season of productivity growth.

The first Thanksgiving did not include turkey, but rather a three-day feast of goose, lobster, cod and deer.

Want to get into the spirit of Thanksgiving but can’t squeeze in a trip to the States? 

Have a look these 5 dining rooms to celebrate Thanksgiving in Marbella

1. Sea & Mountain views

Impeccable south facing villa for sale in Sierra Blanca, a residential luxury area par excellence in Marbella offering tranquillity and safety as it is gated with 24 hours security, surveillance cameras and safety barriers by night, close to Marbella, the beach and golf courses. The property comprises large entrance hall with staircases to the upper and lower level, ample living room with fireplace, separate dining room leading to the spacious kitchen with center island and granite worktops, having access from here to the winter dining area barbecue, wooden floors and crystal glazing to enjoy stunning views from here throughout the year and especially in Thanksgiving Day.

2. Stylish & Contemporary

If you like contemporary style, you will love this spectacular luxury villa with a strategic position, enjoying the south of breathtaking panoramic views to the Mediterranean Sea and to the north views of La Concha mountain. It consists of 9 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, distributed on 3 floors: double height entrance hall, large living room with dining area where you will be a perfect host, spacious modern kitchen with central island, bar counter, cold chamber, lunch area and laundry room, bedroom and two clearly differentiated porches.

3. Panoramic sea views + fireplace

A unique property by its location, style, fine taste but above all, by its stunning uninterrupted views to the coast, the Mediterranean sea and Africa. This south facing modern style villa is sited in a tranquil area, in a dead-end street to enjoy privacy and peace; distributed on 5 levels with light and ample rooms where large windows dominate to enjoy the unique views from everywhere within the house. Your guests will fall in love with this cozy dining room.

4. All is about exclusivity

Recently built villa located in La Zagaleta, with south orientation, designed by one of the best Spanish architects with high-quality specifications and built to the highest standards. Sited in a very private sector, on a dead-end road allowing the owners to enjoy privacy and peace throughout the year. This villa has an ample living room with gas fireplace, separate dining area with originally designed wine cellar. An impressive property in one of the most luxury and secure complexes, near Marbella, to enjoy nature without losing privacy nor exclusivity.

5. A jewel with a special charm

A wonderful villa that does not leave anyone indifferent. It is located in the well-known urbanization of Sierra Blanca in Marbella within a short driving distance to the beach, the city centre and Puerto Banús where the open spaces and the multiple courtyards distribute the 7 bedrooms in 3 clearly areas differentiated.

Curiosity tip: Why do Americans eat turkey on Thanksgiving?

Americans eat over 50 million turkeys at Thanksgiving and while there are multiple claims as to why turkeys are used, the most likely would be because turkeys are native to North America and would have been an easy choice for the early settlers.

Pilgrim Edward Winslow wrote a letter about that now-famous meal in 1621 which mentioned a turkey hunt before the dinner.

Another theory says the choice of turkey was inspired by Queen Elizabeth I who was eating dinner when she heard that Spanish ships had sunk on their way to attack England. She was so thrilled with the news she ordered another goose be served. Some claim early US settlers roasted turkeys as they were inspired by her actions.

How will you celebrate Thanksgiving? If you would like to get more information about the 5 dining rooms or another type of property, do not hesitate to contact Nevado Team.