Urban landmarks and hidden corners in Pamplona and Seville

Various urban locations in Spain offer unique cultural and aesthetic experiences. In Pamplona, the Plaza de San José serves as a site for the 'Rastro de las Buenas Pulgas' flea market on the first Saturday of every month, except July. The area also features Salsipuedes, a 23-meter dead-end street that leads to the convent of the Discalced Carmelites.

In Seville, the Puerta de Jerez is highlighted for its recent floral enhancements around the fountain, featuring red and yellow flowers. While the area is noted for its historical perspectives and landmarks like the Hotel Alfonso XIII, there is local criticism regarding the aesthetic impact of existing Mikado-style street lamps in the space.