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Southern Spain: Merida & Sevilla
From Cordoba, we departed for Merida, a smaller city located a couple of hours northwest of Cordoba. It is mostly known for its abundance of Roman ruins, most notable of which being an old bridge and several miles of aqueducts. Unfortunately, … Continue reading
Posted in Southern Spain
Tagged alcazar, Alcazar of Sevilla, Alcázares Reales de Sevilla, aqueduct, Arch of Trajan, bridge, Catedral de Santa María de la Sede, Christopher Columbus, Christopher Columbus tomb, Cordoba, flamenco, Flamenco dancing, garden maze, gardens, Giralda, irrigation channels, Merida, minaret, Museo Nacional de Arte Romano, National Museum of Roman Art, orange grove, Rafael Moneo, Roman aqueduct, Roman bridge, Roman Ruins, Rorman Forum, Saint Mary's Cathedral, Santiago Calatrava, Sevilla, Sevilla Cathedral, Seville, sketch, sketches, Temple of Diana, Torre de Oro, Trajan, UNESCO, World Heritage Site
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Wine Tasting in Rioja
After leaving Bilbao, we took the scenic route through Rioja on our way to Vitoria for our last night of the trip. Rioja is the rich wine country located in northern Spain. After the Franco era ended, and the ban … Continue reading
Posted in Northern Spain / Madrid
Tagged Bodegas Baigorri, food, Inaki Aspiazu, landscape, Rioja, Santiago Calatrava, wine, wine tasting
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