The Alcazar in our city is an amazing moor and spanish castle complex with lots of tile rooms and gorgeous gardens.
It was a joy to be able to sit on our balcony with my roommate Inga during our first warm spanish days... and have breakfast. We seem to eat a lot of starches here (potatoes and bread are in abundance).
This Andalucia region is known for having invented the flamenco dance, and there was a photography series in town for a month celebrating it.
The Alameda de Hercules is a section of town (all the city is easily identifiable by names of main sections and neighborhoods)
known for lots of dreadlocks and a more creative feel. The statues are from the Roman period.
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