We spent Tuesday, February 11th, 2020 in Seville., Spain.
Garry drove us about an hour from his home to Seville.
We drove across the big bridge on the sea coast.
Another photo I took as we crossed the bridge going into Seville.
Seville is 2,2200 years old.
It is a big city with a populations of about 2 million people.
Garry was fortunate to find a good parking place so that we could walk around Seville.
There were horses and buggies waiting to take you for a ride everywhere.
A beautiful fountain in Seville.
Flamingo Dancing is populat in Seville but we didn't see any Flamenco dancers.
Christopher Columbus left on one of his voyages from the port at Seville.
Garry and I stood in front of this famous monument to Columbus.
There were lots of souvenir shops.
Every city in Spain has a plaza in the middle of town.
A beautiful fountain in the plaza at Seville.
This Catholic Church is the third largest in Eu rope.
We walked around the church but didn't pay to go in.
Garry and Janet looking for the directions to a restaurant Janae told us about.
I treated Garry and Janet to dinner at the Atwadi Restaurant.
We ordered the tasting plate and some chicken.
The tasting plate had about twelve different kinds of food from Morocco.
Since we couldn't take the ferry over to Morocco we ate their food instead which was as cultural experience
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