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Mysterious Spanish cities

by Paqui at 12:52PM (CEST) on August 2, 2006 | Permanent Link

Here is a picture of a Spanish city, but this time I am not telling you which, so take a guess...Do you know this place? In which city was this picture taken? Do you know where in Spain it is??

If you want to see more pictures you can have a look at the student's photo albums in the don Quijote website.

...I will give you the answer to the mysterious city soon.

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Re: Mysterious Spanish cities

by Anonymous on Thu 03 Aug 2006 05:43 PM CEST | Permanent Link

Nobody knows this town? Here is a clue: It is the capital of Southern Spain!

Re: Re: Mysterious Spanish cities

by Tim on Mon 07 Aug 2006 02:57 PM CEST | Profile | Permanent Link

This must be from Seville? I studied there a couple of years ago and I remember we could see this white bridge far in the distance from our roof terrace where we were studying... I'm not sure where it goes or what it links, but I'm sure I've seen this bridge there!

Re: Mysterious Spanish cities

by Erin on Fri 25 Aug 2006 12:01 PM CEST | Profile | Permanent Link

I say you nailed it, Tim. It looks like Seville to me! I'll post a little about that bridge later today or tomorrow....

Re: Re: Mysterious Spanish cities

by Travis on Fri 06 Oct 2006 10:15 PM CEST | Permanent Link

Looks to me like el puente Alameda in Valencia. If not there is one just like it there. Oh wait, it isn't because the river in Valencia has no water in it. Must be Sevilla. Check out the one in Valencia too...

Re: Re: Re: Mysterious Spanish cities

by Erin on Mon 09 Oct 2006 02:39 PM CEST | Profile | Permanent Link

Wow, found a photo of the Alameda Bridge (I see it called Puente de la Exposición) as well in Valencia and they do look similar. The Alameda Bridge is by Santiago Calatrava -- as is another emblematic bridge in Seville - at www.bluffton.edu/~sullivanm/spain/seville/calatravabridge/bridge.html -Alamillo Bridge in Sevilla.

I've never been; is there really no water in the river in Valencia?

Thanks for the comment!

Erin

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