• Janice GuimondSpain 2026Rejsende
    Twin towers anchor a structure that was built for the 1929 World's Fair.
    Tower two of the semi-circle structure that abuts a huge square. Very impressive!Ha! Walking along the Riverfront.Two of a kind? 😉.Small example of interesting architecture and decor.The Real Alcázar (palace)The Real Alcázar (palace)The Real Alcázar (gardens)The Real Alcázar (gardens)The Real Alcázar (gardens)The Real Alcázar (gardens)The Real Alcázar (gardens)The Real Alcázar (gardens)Fancy French Toast (cream cheese on the side) - yum!1...and pancakes for me with 'a little 😉' peanut butter on the side. 😋Suites Murillo Santa Cruz -- the Rosina Balcony wraps around the corner 😊.We felt a little like celebrities when sitting on our balcony -- lots of people stop to take a pic.The Rosina Balcony from below. The ceiling is fancy wood carving.1Tom, mimicking The Barber 😉. (Note the little black figures below his arm. )Close-up of the little black figures 😊.Cool flamenco mural.Barqueta Bridge over the Alfonso XIII channel of the Guadalquivir river.City bikes worked great for touring the parks and riverfront.A flamenco show on a plaza near our hotel. We preferred this to a formal indoor show 💃.Enjoying a cold one on our balcony. Nice long nights here -- sunset was after 9:30pm.1The Real AlcázarThe Real AlcázarQuick clip of flamenco dancer

    Seville, Spain

    27. maj, Spanien ⋅ ☀️ 93 °F

    After completing our cycle tour, we headed to Seville for three nights. We love Seville! I booked us in the Rosina Balcony suite in the Santa Cruz neighborhood...the balcony is famous for its connection with the opera "The Barber of Seville" (think "Figuro, Figuro, Fig-u-ro... 🎵 😉). Beautiful spot overlooking a big park and small square. The city is full of amazing buildings and huge parks. To see the sights, we walked, cycled, and did a day-trip by train to Cordoba. Definitely hotter in Seville versus the hills, but we tolerated it well. We were sad to leave!Læs mere

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