Seville

Actually, before Seville, we spent 4 nights elsewhere on the Spanish coast, but we will come to that later. The selection of campsites in Seville is rather limited for us. So we decide that we want to spend 2 nights on a pitch. There should be showers and toilets and it should also be allowed for caravans. We arrive there and find ourselves in a huge parking lot with hundreds of cars and vans. We end up on the grounds of 'Autohero'. Somewhere there should be a toilet. Only a day later do we realize that we have been constantly going to the staff toilet. Only the security guard points out to Nicole at night that there is a small corridor next to the coffee machine that leads to the 'sanitary facilities'. To toilets that cannot be locked and a shower without a door or shower curtain. But still, we feel safe on the premises and there is always someone on site 24/7.

Now a warm greeting to Erwin and Martina! ;) We spend a wonderful day with them and have great conversations/great food and just enjoy ourselves.

Seville is a beautiful city. We see flamenco dancers live at the palace and everything seems so carefree. The Christmas markets resemble the fairgrounds in Germany. Another seller only sells handmade figures. The city is beautifully decorated and at least a little Christmas atmosphere comes up. It is unusually crowded and we feel a little overwhelmed. After 2 nights, we set off for Cordoba...