25 Old Photos of Seville: A Journey into the Past
Today we travel through time into the heart of Seville! 🕰️🌍
We will explore the city's history through old photographs.
Imagine walking Seville's cobbled streets decades ago, discovering lively squares and monuments steeped in stories. Each image reveals the city's timeless character, from bustling markets to iconic bridges connecting generations.
These snapshots show how Seville has evolved without losing its vibrant soul.
Get ready to feel nostalgia and emotion as you look at faces and places that left their mark on the city's history. Join me on this visual journey through the past that shaped Seville today! 📸✨
1. The statue of El Cid above Plaza de España's north tower, and the statue of El Cid in 1929.
2. Flooding on Calle Recaredo, with San Roque church at the bottom right.
3. Tram beside the Cathedral
4. Plaza Nueva busy with people, in 1959
5. San Marco church.
6. Plaza Nueva, 1872.
7. Plaza de España, around 1925.
8. Did you know the Costurero de la Reina was part of the private gardens of San Telmo Palace?
9. The arcades that once stood at Caja de España on the corner of Avenida Reyes Católicos and Arjona.
10. Ronda de Capuchinos.
11. Expo´92
12. Earthquake in Seville 1 March 1969 – did you feel it?
13. Plaza de San Francisco.
14. The beginning of Calle Virgen de Luján.
15. San Telmo Bridge in 1931. Testing its strength shortly before opening.
16. Calle Marqués de Parada with the Hygiene Institute on the right, 1910.
17. The Fair entrance in 1970. The penultimate entrance before the Fair moved to Los Remedios.
18. April Fair at Prado de San Sebastián. Municipal pavilion, 1913.
19. San Bernardo railway station, 1962.
20. Shall we take a walk through La Campana?
21. Cars at Puerta de Jerez before its redevelopment.
22. When Avenida de la Constitución was Calle Génova (1855). It was widened in the 1920s.
23. The trees that once surrounded the Triunfo monument beside the Archivo de Indias.
24. The painting Las cigarreras showing workers at the Royal Tobacco Factory.
25. Construction of the Basílica de Santa María de la Esperanza Macarena, 1945.
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