Islamic district of Granada from the Alhambra (lots of white stucco construction
and heavily treed lots) |
After an overnight train from Barcelona, snowy mountains outside Granada
seen from the Alcazaba section of the Alhambra |
Downtown Granada |
The Oratory (Nasrid Palace, Alhambra) |
Façade of Comares (Nasrid Palace, Alhambra) |
Kittens in the Palatial bushes |
The Court of the Lions |
The "Partal" Courtyard (Still Nasrid Palace) |
Jennifer in front of one of the Alhambra's spectacular rose gardens |
Women and children dressed up and dancing to celebrate the week-long Fiesta
del Corpus |
This little girl was having a blast! |
The kids' stage was the centre of attention |
Public performance of traditional dance and music downtown - every seat
in the square was full long before we arrived |
Dancers with their castinettas set on overdrive |
Another group of dacners |
May 29 - Getting ready for a religious procession, in Granada's main cathedral
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May 30 - Public music performance in Granada |
More cute kids dancing in the streets |
Seville's main cathedral (contains what is believed to be Europe's oldest
domed elliptical space) at dusk |
May 31 - Maiden's Patio, Alcazar Palace, Seville |
Pool in the Vault (baths) at the Alcazar |
Mercury's Pool |
Flamenco performance at El Patio Sevillano |
Traditional costume, energetic performances, and cheap sangria were the
order of the night |
June 1 - View from top of the Gïralda Tower in Seville's main cathedral,
showing the bullring |
Another view of Seville |
Pastry shop in Seville - we may or may not have purchased messy chocolate
pastries here! |