What this is
The sight pages tell you what a place is and whether it is worth your time. They are not the right shape for the questions that cut across them — how to time a visit around a timed Alcázar slot, how to walk the centre in August, how to reach a Roman city half an hour out of town.
Those go here. New pieces are published three times a week, and each one is researched, drafted and checked the same way as the rest of the site.
Published
Coming next
The queue, in roughly the order it will be worked through.
- What Mudéjar means, and how to read it in the Patio de las Doncellas
- The gardens people run out of time for
- The mosque under the cathedral, and what is still standing of it
- Climbing the Giralda by ramp, and why there are no stairs
- The Columbus tomb, and the argument about what is in it
- Walking Seville in August without hating it
Seville, in the meantime
While the journal fills up, the finished parts of the site are the twenty sight pages, the itineraries and the day trips.
