
Guard towers cantilever from the waterfront walls.

Marble and stone checkerboard pattern dominates this plaza.
José
Martí was a Cuban writer and hero who landed in Cadiz.
This small monument under the giant banyan tree is in his honor.



Constitution Plaza


While there were certainly plenty of churches and chapels, some
of them have been converted to other uses such as this college.

We loved all the colors in these peaks and domes. Some plazas
had been planted with several types of plants in spaces between
piles of rocks. Maybe it will look nice later in the season, but
it seemed like a weird arrangement at this point.


A roman amphitheater is under significant renovation. We could
only catch a glimpse though slats in the fence surrounding the
site.


A long narrow alley led to this large church plaza.


And around the next corner a Sunday community yard (plaza?) sale...


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