I'd like to know when the murals were painted. Much of the garden area was buried for some time, which helped to preserve things.
There are more gardens on the other side of the walls. Those gardens were created in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Looking at La Giralda through the gates of the Alcázar.
After a day of seeing wonderful sights, the pizza in this al fresco restaurant tasted very good. [We came back here several times.]
The cathedral was only a few meters from the restaurant.
Felipe Escapachini -- not a good picture, but I only had my phone.
Felipe Escapachini and Adriano Lozano
Many of the stores around our place supplied flamenco dresses and shoes and so on
We were fortunate to be in Seville during the Flamenco Bienale
Coat of arms for (wait for it) Castille
We took a river tour. It was a good way to see things from a different perspective.
These dwellings are right on the banks of the river (Guadalquivir) and are made from shipping containers.
From the figure at the top ( "el Giraldillo") you know that this is the top of the cathedral's bell tower.
Looking at the west side of the river to the Triana district.
Tis bridge was designed by a student of Eiffel. It is called the Puente de Isabel II - Triana Bridge
This building, which is under construction, dominates the skyline on the west side of the river. I counted 41 stories.
These are canopies on the Puente del Cachorro
You can't really see it in this picture, but the white building has a dock for boats to land.
Interesting garden