Sevilla

The final leg of our trip. Exhausted and really needing sleep by now, we arrive in the train station of Seville. Which apparently we didn't get the memo that the entire city would be under construction at once and with the occasional rains the city was a mess of mud and poop from the horses. But never mind that, this city was amazing. Home of the Alcazar and many Flamenco dancers (which is the traditional dance of Spain) and the style of architecture that i have always envisioned Spain's buildings would look like. The Alcazar could be considered the most beautiful palace ive seen, unlike the Alhambra in Granada, the Alcazar still holds all of its charm and beauty as it did when it was inhabited. (I also addressed it as my palace ) so i hope all of the students on our trip enjoyed my palace!!! anyway besides the Alcazar's endless beautiful gardens, there was so many interesting places in Sevilla another beautiful Cathedral, lots of construction and a really interesting lecture given to us by a professor at the local university, and oh yeah really Bad Ass Clubs.