We are approaching the three week point in our trip, and there was some concern we may run out of things to do. But we continue to be fascinated by the city.

Exploring the outdoor bar and restaurant culture offers a lot of varied experiences.

Even the smallest of places have excellent food.

There can be a downside to outdoor dining.

Some of the best surprises come when just walking around. Since we walk over five miles a day, there is a lot to see.

Statues and fountains everywhere.

The city green spaces are plentiful

There are still a few sights we have been able to explore further:

Views from the top:

Less than 70 feet in length, 5 ships with a crew of 45 each left Sevilla, and two year’s later, only one with a crew of 18 returned to Sevilla. Magellan was not one of them.

My language school has had two events that provided some fun.

Cookie baking contest. Amongst the participants were two of my classmates who are from Israel.

Name that Tune.

We have also found a Yoga studio near by and have attended one class in English and two in Spanish. Although there is some differences in what we are used to, our instructor in Clifton, Vanessa, has us to a point where we can keep up with the classes. We are also now set up to able to join the Clifton classes by zoom.

Today we found a bakery at a convent.

There are also signs that Semana Santa, or Holy Week, is approaching. We stopped into a church and they had their float that will be carried in the upcoming parades, and we surmised The Madonna will be placed in the float for the events.

So with Spanish classes, cooking classes, yoga, rowing competitions, Semana Santa followed be the Feria festival, and just enjoying the simple pleasures of Sevilla, I expect there are many more surprises ahead.