The Journal
New writing about Seville: the Alcázar slot, the shade, the river that ran an empire, and when to be where
Las Setas, the Roman level underneath, and the argument about both
The Sevillian timetable, and eating at the right hour
Salmorejo, gazpacho, and why the food is cold
Eating four streets further from the cathedral
Triana, and what is still made there
The Archivo de Indias: free, empty, and worth half an hour
How a city 80 km inland ran an ocean
Why the lanes of Santa Cruz are that narrow
The awnings on Sierpes, and other things the city does about the sun
Walking Seville in August without hating it
The Columbus tomb, and the argument about what is in it
Climbing the Giralda by ramp, and why there are no stairs
The mosque under the cathedral, and what is still standing of it
The gardens people run out of time for
What Mudéjar means, and how to read it in the Patio de las Doncellas
Getting an Alcázar slot, and what the timed entry actually means