callejón vacío
The pedestrian streets of Sevilla are so narrow, in places they’re referred to as “kissing alleys.” And on winter nights such as these, they are peacefully deserted.
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Halfway up Calle Correduría is this beautiful abandoned building; it looks like it could have been a theater or concert hall.
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One of my favorite aspects of living here is that there’s always something interesting going on no matter what time of day it is or which winding alley you find yourself walking down. In this case it...
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There aren’t many of them, but some nazarenos still make penance by going barefoot for their entire procession. Anyone who has walked on the streets of Sevilla knows that it takes a brave soul to go...
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We live in one of the oldest neighborhoods in Cádiz called La Viña. It’s famous for the fisherman that have lived here for centuries because of Playa Caleta where many small fishing boats are anchored...
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A typical street in Cádiz, the oldest city in Europe dating back to the Phoenicians in 1104 BC. Because of its age and its location on a small spit of land jutting out into the Atlantic Ocean, the...
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