As we entered this gate from Roman times you could just imagine life as it was then. The old watermill is still beside the river and can work but they choose not to keep it going.
Souvenir shops are everywhere selling painted plates, flamenco dresses for kids, bullfighter aprons and so on. The most beautiful filigree jewelry in silver. So delicate.
The outside of a lot of the buildings are whitewashed so are very clean looking and this helps to keep the heat out and cool down the interiors.
We arrived back in Seville hot and tired but anxious to get into our air conditioned rooms. Showers and foot soaks have become the routine.
Dinner tonight was at a famous tapas restaurant hidden away in one of the old city squares. Started with sherry and had 7 courses along with white and red wine of the area. It was delicious and another great experience. We then walked back to our bus and experienced Seville at night. It's such a beautiful city.