Due to popular demand, here are some photos of Sevilla...
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| On my naughty days I took photos of Sevillians in their everyday routine. Horse ride anyone? |
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| I apologise to Senor for taking a photo of him relaxing during siesta, but I just had to take it! |
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| I fell in love with Sevilla the second I feasted my eyes on the Cathedral. |
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| Pigeons enjoying the sights and bites in front of the Archivo de Indias, Plaza del Triunfo. |
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| A typical sight in the streets of Sevilla - this is Calle Antolinez ( Antolinez Street). |
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| The gate to Babylon Idiomas, where I studied Spanish for almost 4 weeks. |
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| Sevilla souvenirs galore. |
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| I spent many afternoons sitting by El Guadalquivir taking in the tranquilo atmosphere. |
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| And walked to the other side on the river... |
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| Where I saw hundreds of locks with names of lovers on the bridge, a symbol of everlasting love. |
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| A Sevillian woman making ends me meet by selling fans at Plaza De Espana. |
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| First time I saw Plaza De Espana, I had to pinch myself. It was so beautiful. |
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| The Cathedral on a sunny blue sky day. |
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| Plaza de Espana in the evening. |
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| The view of Sevilla from the Giralda after climbing 32 floors up - it was totally worth it! |
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| Despite its classy outlook, Sevillians do get musical action from time to time... |
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| The view from modern Plaza Mayor. I like! |
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| Fresh veggies and fruits at a fruteria. |
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| Many bars had meat as part of their deco, like El Rinconcillo, Calle Gerona. |
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| Green is always in. Check out the lane for bicycles in Sevilla. |
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When in Sevilla, expect narrow streets!
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1 comment :
Lovely photos...I am going for Tapas at La Bodega Pavillion on Wednesday with an old friend and I will think of you!
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