Iglesia de San Juan de la Palma
Iglesia de San Juan de la Palma is old, dating back to the 1300s, and recently restored.
Ceiling-plaster, I think-in Iglesia de San Juan de la Palma.
Good view of the Parasol.
We visited the Archives of the Indies.
There were multiple halls like this with many, many records of Spanish voyages and administration.
Illustration from a book written in 1616 sent to King Phillip III from Peru. Housed in the Archives
Wandering around in the Triana district we saw a number of interesting buildings.
Inside iglesia San Jacinto in Triana.
Iglesia San Jacinto in Triana.
La Giralda from Triana at dusk.
Tower of Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la O (Just the letter O).
We saw flamenco at Orillas de Triana. It is housed in a flamenco school called Flamenqueria Seville. ("Orillas" is shores.)
The stage was well-lit and I got some good pictures.
Desayuno at a favorite spot across the street from the cathedral.
We visited the Royal Alcázar in Seville--again.
We have visited several times, but still there is more to see.
15th century tiles from a special exhibit. Every tile is unique.
Some serious decoration from floor to ceiling.
People at the other end doing what I'm doing: lining up the Moorish-style doors.