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img:m:Sevilla, the Guadalquivir, and Calle Betis

m posted December 24, 2008

This photo captures much of the defining attributes of Seville, Spain. Through the center of it, is the Guadalquivir, the longest river in Andalusia. To its right is Calle Betis, a famous street in the Triana section and home to several bars and night clubs. On the left bank, from the foreground moving towards the center of the photo, are the bullring, Giralda, and the Torre del Oro.