Plaza de la Alianza, Seville

Shaded by citrus trees and with its own drinking fountain, Plaza de la Alianza is a picturesque cobbled square with a cafe-bar that is popular with tourists. From here, you can admire the stunning Giralda - the bell tower of the nearby cathedral.

Calle Alfarería, Seville, Andalusia

 

One of the main thoroughfares in the old part of Triana, Calle Alfarería still has cobbles and some well-preserved shop facades, awash with wrought iron balconies and colourful tiles

Plaza del Altozano, Triana, Seville

 

After you leave the heart of Seville and cross the Puente de Isabel II Bridge into Triana, you are immediately greeted by the elegant and ornate buildings of the Plaza del Altozano. A clutch of bars and restaurants are strategically positioned to provide fine views back across the river.

Plaza Jesus de la Pasion, Seville

 Plaza de Jesús de la Pasion is a pleasant pedestrianised square in Seville's shopping district.

Calle Betis, Seville

Running along the west side of the Guadalquivir river, the flagstones of Calle Betis make for a much more peaceful and pleasant stroll than walking alongside the main road next to the east bank.

Calle Gamazo, Seville

 

The enticing facade of a restaurant dating from the nineteenth century in the heart of Seville

Mercado de Triana, Seville

 

An atmospheric food and drink market close to Puente de Isabel II Bridge,  Mercado de Triana is popular with local office workers on a Friday afternoon.

Ide Hill, Kent

 

The village green in Ide Hill, home to the highest church in Kent.