José recommended Restaurante La Almazara De Carmona.
We had several tapas we had never tried before.
Another alcázar in Carmona has been converted to a luxurious parador named Del Rey Don Pedro.
A view from the parador. Lots of farmland.
This market is in the Parasol in Seville's Plaza Mayor.
Locals call the Parasol the "mushroom." I don't think it is a term of approval.
We visited Santa Maria de la Sede, which is known as the Seville cathedral.
Third-largest Catholic church in the world.
Santa Justa and Santa Rufina, protectors of Seville.
I am always trying to improve my pictures of stained glass.
Slightly our of focus, but colorful.
This 2-dimensional floor, which is in a room with 14th and 15th century paintings, looks 3D.
This sculpture is by Pulzone from 1590.
This dome in the Sacritia Mayor dates to 1528. It has fallen more than once. I didn't capture the proportions well.
Stained glass version of the Ascencion.
The Cathedral is a BIG space.
Old gate leading from the orange garden to the city streets.
Cinco quesos (five cheese) pizza at Restaurante Orsini, near our apartment.
We sampled olives in the market--all done in Spanish.
We visited this yarn shop in Plaza Mayor several times to get supplies for Patricia's projects.