Almería is a port city in the autonomous region of Andalusia in the south of Spain.
Attractions: The Alcazaba of Almería, Old Town Almería, Puerta de Purchena, Estatua de la Caridad, Plaza de la Constitución, Catedral de Almería, Port of Almería.
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¿Qué ver y visitar en Sevilla? / What to see and visit in Seville? /
- Casco histórico
- Catedral de Sevilla
- La Giralda
- Real Alcázar de Sevilla
- Plaza España
- Torre del Oro
- Casa Pilatos
- Itálica
- Iglesia de la Macarena
- Iglesia del Salvador
- Iglesia de los Venerables
- Iglesia de la Caridad
- Parque María Luisa
- Jardines del Murillo
- Palacio Lebrija
- Isla Mágica
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Seville (Sevilla), Spain - A walking around the city
Walking the Streets of Sevilla, Spain - Sevilla Un paseo por la ciudad
More Places to Visit in Sevilla:
Plaza de España - Spain Square Sevilla
Alcázar Sevilla - Reales Alcázares de Sevilla
Parque de Maria Luisa - Maria Luisa Park Sevilla
Metropol Parasol Sevilla - setas de Sevilla
Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla
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Seville (/səˈvɪl/; Spanish: Sevilla, Spanish pronunciation: [seˈβiʎa] ( listen), locally: [seˈβiʝa]) is a Spanish city, it is the capital and largest city of the autonomous community of Andalusia and the province of Seville. It is situated on the plain of the River Guadalquivir. The inhabitants of the city are known as sevillanos (feminine form: sevillanas) or hispalenses, after the Roman name of the city, Hispalis. Seville has a municipal population of about 703,000 as of 2011, and a metropolitan population of about 1.5 million, making it the fourth-largest city in Spain and the 30th most populous municipality in the European Union. Its Old Town, the third largest in Europe with an area of 4 square kilometres (2 sq mi), contains three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Alcázar palace complex, the Cathedral and the General Archive of the Indies. The Seville harbour, located about 80 kilometres (50 miles) from the Atlantic Ocean, is the only river port in Spain.
Sevilla es un municipio y ciudad española, capital de la provincia homónima y de la comunidad autónoma de Andalucía. Cuenta con 700 169 habitantes, siendo la ciudad más poblada de Andalucía, la cuarta de España después de Madrid, Barcelona y Valencia, y la 31.ª de la Unión Europea. El municipio tiene una extensión de 140,8 km². El área metropolitana de Sevilla está compuesta por 46 municipios e incluye a una población de 1 519 639 habitantes (INE, 2011), ocupando una superficie de 4900 km².
Sevilla [seˈβiʎa] ist die Hauptstadt der Autonomen Region Andalusien und der Provinz Sevilla von Spanien. Mit über 700.000 Einwohnern ist Sevilla viertgrößte Stadt Spaniens. Nach einer späten Legende wurde die Stadt von dem griechischen Helden Herakles gegründet. Die Einwohner werden als Sevillanos bezeichnet.
Die Stadt ist ein wichtiger Industrie- und Handelsplatz und Touristenzentrum. Sevilla liegt zu beiden Seiten des bis hierhin auch für Seeschiffe befahrbaren Guadalquivir, in einer weiten und fruchtbaren Ebene. Mit ihren zahlreichen Türmen bietet Sevilla von allen Seiten einen imposanten Anblick. Die eigentliche Stadt nimmt das östliche Ufer des Guadalquivir ein und ist von den Vorstädten Los Humeros, Cesteria, Baratillo, Carreteria, Resolana mit dem großen Hospital La Caridad, San Bernardo, San Roque y la Calzada und Macarena mit dem Hospital de la Sangre umgeben. Von der alten, mit 66 Türmen versehenen Ringmauer, welche die innere Stadt umgab, sind nur noch Reste vorhanden. Am rechten Ufer des Flusses breitet sich die große Vorstadt Triana aus.
Séville (Sevilla en espagnol, أشبيليّة Ishbiliyya en arabe, Hispalis en latin) est une ville du sud de l'Espagne, capitale de la province de Séville et de la communauté autonome d'Andalousie.
Peuplée par 700 169 habitants en janvier 2013, située au centre d'une riche région agricole, traversée par le Guadalquivir et connectée à un important réseau de communication, la cité est le cœur économique, politique et culturel de l'Andalousie, et constitue l'une des plus importantes villes du pays, mais aussi de l'Europe du Sud.
C'est également une ville au passé prestigieux, ayant légué un patrimoine artistique d'une immense richesse, qui en fait une des destinations touristiques les plus prisées d'Europe et l'auréole d'un certain prestige. Ses monuments, les nombreux artistes qui y sont nés ou y ont œuvré, son histoire glorieuse, ses fêtes traditionnelles, mais aussi son climat ont ainsi contribué à sa renommée.
Places to see in ( Andalusia - Spain ) Arcos de la Frontera
Places to see in ( Andalusia - Spain ) Arcos de la Frontera
Arcos de la Frontera is a town and municipality in the Sierra de Cádiz comarca, province of Cádiz, in Andalusia, Spain. It is located on the Northern, Western and Southern banks of the Guadalete river, which flows around three sides of the city under towering vertical cliffs, to Jerez and on to the Bay of Cádiz.
The town commands a fine vista atop a sandstone ridge, from which the peak of San Cristóbal and the Guadalete Valley can be seen. The town gained its name by being the frontier of Spain's 13th century battle with the Moors.
Castillo de Arcos (11th-15th-century castle), a medieval castle of Moorish origin, rebuilt almost entirely in the first half of 15th century. Currently it is a private property, it is not open to the public. It has quadrangular plant with four towers at the corners. It was a military alcázar in the Muslim period. On the cover the shields of the Dukes of Arcos are observed.
Iglesia de la Caridad (church built between the 16th and 17th centuries). Basílica Menor de Santa María de la Asunción, it was erected after the Reconquista on a Visigothic temple and remains of a 13th and 14th c. mosque. The main facade is Plateresque-Gothic style and the facade which faces Plaza del Cabildo is mostly Renaissance. Its unfinished tower, repaired after the 1755 Lisbon earthquake has Baroque air. Since 1931 it is an Artistic-Historic Monument.
Iglesia de San Pedro, it is a 15th-17th c. church built on the basis of an 14th c. Al-Andalusian fortress or watchtower. Are observed different styles, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque, in its tower and facade.
Iglesia de San Agustín, founded in 1539 as Convento de San Juan de Letrán. It was subsequently occupied the convent the Order of St. Augustine of the Observance. With the Confiscation the last Augustinians are expelled and the convent was abandoned. Currently remains the church.
Hospital de San Juan de Dios, a 16th-century hospital, formerly it was called as Hospital de San Sebastián. attached to a hermitage. It had at that time 14 charitable hospitals in Arcos, and reunified in 1596 in San Sebastián.
Palacio de los Condes del Águila, a 15th-century late Gothic-Mudéjar palace. Palacio del Mayorazgo, an Herrerian style house-palace built in the 17th century. It is now a municipal building. Asilo de la Caridad, late-16th century. Edificio del Pósito (granary building) with a stone facade of 1738; it was a wheat store in 18th century, where its takes its name. Years later was a public school. Today it is a health center.
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Places to see in ( Andalusia - Spain ) Plaza de las Flores de Estepona
Places to see in ( Andalusia - Spain ) Plaza de las Flores de Estepona
Plaza de las Flores has had a number of names over the years, beginning as Plaza Real, it became in turn Plaza de la Constitución, Plaza de José Antonio and finally (at least for now), Plaza de Las Flores. They were great times for the makers of street signs. Somewhere along the way it was also known briefly as Plaza de Abastos (Provisions Square), where the markets alternated with bullfights. Confusing and downright dangerous if you turned up on the wrong day to buy potatoes.
In the square you will find the Casa de las Tejerinas (previously Casa de la Cultura), which is itself worth a visit, and contains the tourist office and the Garó Art Collection. The 18th century building itself is interesting. Called House of Tejerinas it has a central patio surrounded by columns, a balcony with arches and a lookout tower on the upper floor. It was owned by the sisters Carmen and Francisca Tejerina who donated it to become 'Hospital de la Caridad de las Madres Carmelitas Terciarias', a charity hospital for the poor. In the 1970's the town hall took it over and for many years up to about 2010 it was the 'Casa de Cultura' where exhibitions and courses took place. The cultural centre and library is now located in the larger 'Centro Cultural Padre Manual' in Calle San Fernando 2.
When the square was being renovated in the 1980s, fragments of Roman and Moorish pottery were uncovered, confirming that the original town had not been limited to site of the later castle alone. It became so after the Moorish defeat, and the site around Plaza de las Flores was not inhabited again until the end of the 18th century, when the town began to grow once more, breaking out of the castle walls.
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A PIE DE TRONO 2019: CARIDAD (AMOR). PLAZA DEL OBISPO. SEMANA SANTA MÁLAGA 2019. 4K
Imágenes de la Virgen de la Caridad de la Hermandad del Amor y la Caridad a su paso por la Plaza del Obispo en la noche del Viernes Santo 2019.
Málaga, Semana Santa 2019
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Holy Week in Malaga, is an ancient tradition that dates back to the age of the Catholic Monarchs. The city of Malaga is the capital city of the Costa del Sol and is located in Andalusia, the south of Spain, a land that perfectly combines modernity and tradition in the middle of the 21st Century. The most famous of these traditions is, undoubtedly, its well-known Holy Week of Malaga
Holy Week in Malaga, is very different to that celebrated in other Andalusians or Spanish places, and those who go to Malaga for the first time will be surprised, as the Passion Week there is not lived with meditation and silence, but it is full of happiness, noise, cheer, spontaneous saetas (flamenco verses sung at the processions) and applauses as the images pass by.
Some tronos (floats) of Holy Week of Malaga, are so huge that they must be housed in other places different form the churches, as they are taller than the entrance doors; real walking chapels of over 5,000 kilos swung by dozens of bearers. And also military parades playing processional marches or singing their anthems along the route. All this do not imply a lack of religiosity, but it is just the particular way that people from Malaga live their faith and feeling during the Holy Week.
Tourist places in Sanlúcar de Barrameda (Spain)
Horse racing on the beach
Castillo de Santiago
Parque Nacional y Natural de Doñana
Alfombra de la Caridad
Wellingtons siege of Badajoz, spain
During the peninsular wars in1812 Wellington besieged Badajoz which was a fortress town in southern Spain and in a night of bloody fighting managed to storm the city. View the city of Badajoz and see the locations of breaches, the castle and the town walls
Jerez de la Frontera España
Casco historico de Jerez de la Frontera, España.
Alameda de Cristina, Palacio Domecq (0:10), Iglesia y Claustros de Santo Domingo (0:18), sede Hermandad del Rocío de Jerez de la Frontera (0:30), Plaza el Banco (1:21), Palacio del Marqués de Villamarta (1:38), Mercado Central de Abastos (1:59), Calle Larga (2:11), Barriles Tio Pepe (2:27), Plaza del Arenal (2:30), Ayuntamiento (2:50), Capilla de la Santa Caridad (3:14), Alcázar (3:50), Catedral (4:55), Pescadería Vieja (5:31), Capilla de los Remedios (5:46), Plaza de la Yerba (5:52), Iglesia de San Dionisio (6:06), Plaza de la Asunción (6:10), Antiguo Cabildo (6:20), Torre de la Atalaya (6:30), Plaza de Plateros (6:40), calles y bares tipicos (1:14, 1:30, 1:50, 5:38, 6:45).
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In today's Puerto Vallarta vlog we start off by exploring the Emiliano Zapata Market in El Centro. Local markets in Mexico are a great place to feel the culture of the neighborhood. In these markets you are picking out your food right next to local restaurant owners, families, and the occasional expat. From tortillas to pinatas you can find everything you need in Mexican markets.
Think of it like this. Within a Walmart you can find pretty much everything you need. You may have to walk half a mile within the store, but Walmart probably has what you're looking for. Mexican markets are similar to that, except the market building consists of many different shops and vendors.
For those of you wondering about prices:
3 Avocados, 4 apples, and 6 tomatoes was 100 pesos (about 5 dollars)
1 loaf of bread - 25 pesos
12 eggs - 15 pesos
2 large rolls of paper towels - 25 pesos
We will definitely visit the Emiliano Market again to show you some different shops and to give you a better idea of the prices.
In the second half of this video we go to one of our favorite restaurants, Barra Light. Barra Light has excellent salads, sandwiches, and even juices! If we are craving healthy food (who does that?), but we want a lot of Food, Barra Light is our first choice!
After dinner we get serious.
Hillary and I have partnered with Crossfit Zapata to create a fundraiser for CANICA Puerto Vallarta. CANICA helps pay the transportation costs for kids that have cancer in Puerto Vallarta. These families have to pay about 86 USD (which is exorbitant) to go to Guadalajara and back for their treatments! I can't imagine having cancer, much less not being able to afford to catch the bus to the hospital!
Our fist goal is to raise $2500 USD for CANICA. This will help each family get to Guadalajara and back one time. Whether you can help with a monetary donation or by sharing our donation page, any and all help is appreciated!
Hasta Mañana!
Greg and Hillary Kennon