Seville
Seville felt like quintessential southern Spain — grand architecture, narrow streets, palm trees, plazas and centuries of history layered throughout the city. It’s the kind of place where simply walking around becomes part of the attraction.
The city’s long history has left behind a remarkable mixture of Moorish and Christian influences, particularly in its palaces, churches and decorative architecture. Add the warm Andalusian atmosphere, food and street life and Seville had no shortage of things worth pointing a camera at.
These photographs are from our time exploring Seville and the sights we encountered along the way.
