Author: tjiskavw

located within the Parque de Maria Luisa, it's a blending of green space and architecture at its finest.

constructed in 1929 for the Ibero-American Exposition to showcase Spain's industry and technology advancements. It took 15 years to build with 1,000 workers a day!

these beauties are situated throughout the park and not a one was destroyed by graffiti. This public park stretches along the Guadalquivir River and is filled with shady footpaths, fountains,…

This was a royal garden until donated to the city of Seville by Princess Maria Luisa in the early 1920's - it's now a very cool respite for grateful citizens…

probably the only place you'll find shops like this that specialize in one item - fans. A very necessary item for what is considered the "hottest" city in Spain -…

an early morning walk along the sea walls while the rest of the world is still waking up is magical. The only sound was that made by a woman playing…

The old castle was built on the highest point in San Sebastian and it's a bit of a hike to get there but the views of the city make it…

Watching these little girls on their own reminded me of when my mother would get her hair done every Friday in Escalon and give my sisters and me two dollars.…

At this particular market, just around the corner from my abode in San Sebastian, I watched a guy put out fresh produce every morning in these stalls. Right next door…

this gastronomic destination is an adorable, basque seaport with historic center and marina district