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When we arrived in Seville
(pronounced Sevilla, Sev-ee-yah), the in-dash thermometer of our taxi read
41degrees. As this was approximately 8:30 at night, we were a bit surprised.
We did the mental conversion and realized that this translated to over 104
degrees Fahrenheit. We simply did not want to know how hot it got in the
daytime. On top of the heat, Carmel
got food poisoning (if you go to Pizzeria San Marco, which used to be an Arab
bathhouse and has an amazing interior, we recommend you avoid the duck). But
despite adversity, we really liked Seville.
We found it quite charming, and it is the place to go if you want to see good
Flamenco.
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Flamenco!
 
 
 
Daytime Seville
 
El
Alcazar, which is a castle (above) and el Torre De Oro (right), which means
Tower of Gold, long since been stripped of its gold.
 
El
Catedral de Sevilla.
Carmel at the entrance of El Catedral de Sevilla. Doesn't
she look lovely?
La
Plaza de Espana!
Carmel at La Plaza de Espana.
A
fountain at La Plaza de Espana.
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