Thursday Doors: Plaza de Armas, Seville, Spain

Here is my contribution to Thursday Doors, a weekly door-lover’s group hosted by Dan Antion over at No Facilities.

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Over the next few weeks, I’ll be featuring doors I discovered in Seville, Spain but neglected to post. A couple of months ago, I moved from Seville, but thought I’d share them anyway.

Near the historic center of Seville is the Plaza de Armas.  In the past, the main building served as a train station. 

“Plaza de Armas in Seville is home to this impressive Neo-Mudejar-inspired building that draws on the architecture of monuments such as the Mosque of Tangier or the impressive courtyard of the lions of the Alhambra.Its large glass and iron stained glass window in contrast to the wavy arches and the exotic façade make a building as popular with the locals as it is interesting for the traveler.”  (OWAY Tours)

I took these photos in May, so the Jacaranda trees were in full bloom all over Seville.

Here’s the back of the building, a nice place to sit awhile, relax, and people watch.

I hope you enjoyed! 

For more doors from all around the globe, visit Dan at No Facilities.

Thank you for stopping by.  Wishing you a a wonderful weekend.

My Camera & I

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