Seville

Next morning we took the local bus to the bus station and from there to Seville. The bus was even more luxurious and had WIFI and very clean toilet. The ride took 3 hours. I had reserved our tickets in advance to Seville Prado station, from there we could walk to our hotel, just about 600m. What a good move that was. Our son's friend's family took the train and even paid more, but the train undergoes works in Granada, so they had to lug to a bus, then to a train with all bags. Yes, it helps reading forums and prepare for a trip.

We arrived in Seville where the sky was very dark. We walked to our hotel where our room was ready for us. After 3 drops of rain it became very sunny and hot again.

 

Our room was facing gardens across the street.It was located at the entrance to Santa Cruz Jewish  quarter.

Giralda

Catedral and Archives des Indes

Shopping street in Sevilla.

We met our son's frind and family again and walked them to the flamenco show at Casa del Flamenco. We had a show reserved for the following night at the same place, but a different show.

Dinner: croquetas from next door Freiduria