Park statues
Possibly a cork tree
Orange trees are abundant here
Many types of palm trees
Many pines as well
Large duck
This one bites
Pigeons roosted in a tree
The perfect herring gull
He is almost tame
Fountain and pond in the garden
Good spot for the ducks
Largest park in Cadiz
Created in the 18th century
Electric scooters
Flower beds
Palms
Cherry tree blooming
The pigeon coup in the park
Birds can get in, but cannot get out
Meandering paths
Virgin Mary Statue
Main road through the park
Street fountain
Manicured shrubs
Park info
Turning the corner of the peninsula
Led to Alameda Apodaca
Nice place to stroll or walk dogs
Statues of Alameda Park
Trellising
Checkerboard walkways
Guardhouse on the bay
Steep walls
A fancy manhole
Ancient walls of the Old Town
Official building
Go this way…..
Fort of Candeleria
El Carmen Church and Santa Teresa Church
Church story
Doors of the church
The interior was beautiful
Back to the Alameda Garden
Tile work was beautiful too
Small square in the park
Bet this ficus tree is 200 years old
Extremely old….no, not me
El Carmen Church in the distance
A famous city founder from Cuba
Best place to relax
Matching ficus tree
Cranes of the port in the distance
Old ficus
Plaza de Espana, dedicated to the 1812 Constitution
White wisteria was fragrant
A lone sailboat
Watch that pitbull
Manicured park
Well-kept
Fancy fountain
Local poet and Bill
Now we need to find our way to the pizzeria
Shallow shoreline
Need to go back into the old city
Newer balconies
Going back into the maze
Window garden – easy to maintain
Buried in buildings
More strange trees
Flowering redbud
Monument of the Plaza de Espana
Nicknamed La Pepa
Large square around the monument
Green gardens around the plaza
Filled with benches
And fountains for the birds
Fresh water for the pigeons
Getting lost in the maze
The way to lunch, we think?
The street names were printed on the buildings
Starting to look familiar
All stone and concrete
Typical door knockers and handles
Street of high end boutiques
Many shops in town
