Seville

Seaduced
John & Jane Craven
Wed 1 Sep 2010 14:23
The archway leading in to the Real Alcazar.
Courtyard inside the Real Alcazar
The Plaza de Espana was also built for the 1929 Expo and is a large semi-circular building used to house the offices for the Expo. It is now used as government offices. The whole of the building is covered in mosaics of maps showing the different provinces in Spain. At the end of the Plaza is the Parque Maria Luisa which had lots of shady paths to walk through whilst avoiding the sun - there was no cloud today and temperatures were a little on the high side again.
The Plaza de Espana
After a tapas lunch in the Jewish quarter again we caught the bus back to Chipiona. As soon as we arrived back at the boat it was clear the holiday was over as the boat had managed to get absolutely filthy while we were away and we spend nearly two hours cleaning the deck and generally sorting her our again.