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| Torre del Oro in Seville. |
There are much more grandiose and better known attractions in the ancient city of Seville, but we really grew to like the peaceful river walk around the Torre del Oro, or Tower of Gold, beside the Guadalquivir River.
The twelve-sided military watchtower built in the year 1220 was designed to protect the city from invaders, served as a prison in the Middle Ages, and is now a small naval museum with lovely views from the top.
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| Torre del Oro at night, with Isabel II bridge in background. |
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ReplyDeleteI am always fascinated by the age of buildings in Europe. We have nothing like this in Australia. It looks like a wonderful place for a walk.
ReplyDeleteThe night picture is lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow! The pictures you take of your trips are fantastic! I love looking at other people's pictures from their trips and then get ideas for myself.
ReplyDeleteAmazing! I scrolled through and looked at other posts. Your family looks so relaxed and happy in all the pictures.
ReplyDeleteI can see why you liked this tower - I just love that Spanish style of architecture. That last photo of the tower at night is beautiful!
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