Tonight we saw an awesome authentic flamenco show! It was amazing to listen to the strumming of the guitars and watch the extremely fast feet of the dancers. We both really enjoyed this show. Here we are with a few of the performers after the show.

Visiting the bullfighting arena in Sevilla was actually really interesting! Did you know that the President (aka Chief of Police) decides the fate of the bull and the Matador. There have been only two bulls saved over the past 70 years and three people have died. Also a bull never lives past the age of five unless saved by the president. See look how much we learned!

Today we visited the Torre Del Oro (aka tower of gold). It's the port where all the gold was shipped into Sevilla. This is a model of the famous Santa Maria that Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492. You can also catch some nice views of Seville from the top of the tower.

Hola from Sevilla, Spain! Driving to the hotel was quite an adventure, as our taxi driver had to navigate through very narrow roads. This is a picture from the night we arrived as we took a wall through this authentic, historical Spanish City. FYI - Husa Los Seises is a great location for a hotel and it has a rooftop pool with a view of the very large historic Cathedral.

Arc de Triumph, we need to look up some more information on this since we didn't cross the street to get there... Walking across the street of a round-about is extremely dangerous....do it at your own risk. However the walk on the way (on Champs Élysées) was fun to look in very expensive stores with beautifully decorated windows. If you visit Paris, you should definitely take a walk on Champs Élysées and maybe even buy some nice sunnies like Idan did!