Hotel Monte Triana Seville
Clara De Jesus Montero 24 Seville, Andalusia, 41010, Spain and Canary Islands
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Excursion to Rhonda, Seville and beyond.
... with a love seat, sofa, wardrobe, wood beam ceiling and a huge marble bathroom. The airconditioning works well as it was 95 degrees when we arrived at 4:30pm. We got cooled down and did a little walking in our immediate area. Once we were settled we got a reservation for dinner at the Corral del Agua Restaurant.
The trick became finding how to walk there without getting lost. I ...
Hot Flamenco Nights
... to be out there doing the same its hard to resist… and the river banks are very pretty even as I am huffing and puffing along them.
We head to the Real Alcazar (Royal Palace) which is still a royal residence today and where the current King and Queen stay when they are in Seville. While the Alcazar is technically a Christian palace built by King Pedro I he took the influence of those round him such as his neighbouring ...
Spanish Strength
... traditions--and their fiestas--very seriously. The kids didn't seem the least bit fazed by all the snap-snaps of the tourists' cameras; they just kept marching along, having a good time. They weren't processing for our benefit. This wasn't a Sesame Street kind of fiesta.
Later that night, as we watched a flamenco show, I was once again taken by how such a traditional Spanish ritual is still so popular nowadays--still an essential part ...
Monday in Seville!
... the other countries as well as other regions of Spain. It is shaped like a horse shoe with towers on each end. Today it houses several government offices. The stair railings were made of yellow & blue ceramic tile as were the lamp posts. It was really pretty. There were rowboats that you could take out into the small waterway in the front of the buildings - we decided not to do that!
When we left Plaza de Espana we walked around ...
The South of Spain
... place with awesome scenery and some really fun stuff to do. Towards the end of the horse ride the driver told us that we were next to a hotel called Alfonso XIII. This is considered to be the most expensive hotel in all of Europe. We looked at the menu a little later and I'm pretty sure he was telling the truth. After getting dropped off where we started we headed back over to the park.
In the park the first thing we did was rent a four person bike. It was ...



