San Servando Castle, a monastery built in 1088 and then later became a fortress from invading Muslims |
More cobblestone streets |
Castle El Alcazar |
Catholic Cathedral |
Figurines of the Last Supper above the first peak |
Window in a Muslim mosque |
Some shopping time in a quaint pottery shop |
Jose ordering eight, foot long crusty baguette sandwiches filled with thinly sliced Spanish ham ( no condiments) |
A yummy lunch in the plaza |
Time for a frozen yogurt treat in the heat of the afternoon |
1 comment:
My mouth is watering seeing the lunch you enjoyed. Cobble stone streets must of been an ankle turner. So much history.
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