Spain
La Mezquita: The Córdoba Mosque That Became A Cathedral
The cavernous space of La Mezquita, the famous Córdoba mosque, made me think of Russian dolls. Standing right in the middle of the 8th century
14 December 2018 6 Comments
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Spain
Baelo Claudia And Carteia: Roman Towns In Andalucia
It was surprisingly easy to walk across the border from Gibraltar to Spain and pick up a hire car. We were now in Andalucia, an
30 March 2018 6 Comments
Spain
The Andalusian Contemporary Art Centre, Seville
Even rain has its advantages. If it had not been quite so wet, I might not have sought shelter in a former Carthusian monastery. And
10 July 2013 4 Comments
Spain
Layers Of History At The Metropol Parasol, Seville
When construction workers in the old quarter of Seville unearthed a number of hitherto unsuspected Roman and Moorish buildings they were faced with a dilemma:
23 June 2013 No Comments
Spain
The Real Alcazar: The Royal Palace Of Seville
It would be possible for a casual visitor to miss the Real Alcazar – the royal palace of Seville – hidden as it is behind
28 March 2013 4 Comments
La Mezquita: The Córdoba Mosque That Became A Cathedral
14 December 2018 6 Comments
The cavernous space of La Mezquita, the famous Córdoba mosque, made me think of Russian dolls. Standing right in the middle of the 8th century
Baelo Claudia And Carteia: Roman Towns In Andalucia
30 March 2018 6 Comments
It was surprisingly easy to walk across the border from Gibraltar to Spain and pick up a hire car. We were now in Andalucia, an
The Andalusian Contemporary Art Centre, Seville
10 July 2013 4 Comments
Even rain has its advantages. If it had not been quite so wet, I might not have sought shelter in a former Carthusian monastery. And
Layers Of History At The Metropol Parasol, Seville
23 June 2013 No Comments
When construction workers in the old quarter of Seville unearthed a number of hitherto unsuspected Roman and Moorish buildings they were faced with a dilemma:
The Real Alcazar: The Royal Palace Of Seville
28 March 2013 4 Comments
It would be possible for a casual visitor to miss the Real Alcazar – the royal palace of Seville – hidden as it is behind