Cordoba has an old town of two halves, one is a rabbit warren of skinny, whitewashed, shady alleyways dripping with flowers from balconies and potted plants clinging to the walls. The other side of Cordoba is a town of large beige stone monuments that hover over and dominate the orange tiled rooftops. You can feel the warmth radiating off the stone and feel the hum of history when you touch these ancient blocks.
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Seville Old Town might be small and compact but it’s monuments are the exact opposite! They are large and on a scale of opulence that Rosie has never seen before in one place. Prepare to be blown away by the what you are about to see today.
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Seville is the capital city of the southern state of Andalusia. It is home to 690,000 and what a beautiful picturesque city it is! Known as ‘The City where the Worlds Heart Beats’, the history flows through this city just like the mighty Rio Guadlaquivir.
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Chefchaouen, Tangier, Tarifa, Algeciras, Arcos de la Fronterra, Seville, all in one day. OK, not Rosies most cleverest or finest logistical planning, but first we had to get out of Morocco and what a mission that was!
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Rosie had subdued her dress and covered her exposed elbows in order to blend in more and as a sign of respect to this new country she was visiting. In so doing, Rosie had conceded, and, now like every other woman here in this country, Rosie was invisible.
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