Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
Calle Rodrigo Caro
Calle Rodrigo Caro
Seville, Spain
How to get here:
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Walk: Seville Bus and Train Stations - Head south from the stations on Avenida Tomeo and continue onto Calle Arjona. This then becomes Paseo de Christóbal Colón. When you reach Calle Dos de Mayo, turn left and follow it along to Calle Almirantazgo; this leads into Plaza del Triunfo by the cathedral. Then head out of the square on the eastern side along Calle Joaquin Romero Murube, and this leads into Plaza de la Alianza. Cross to the far side into Calle Rodrigo Caro. +
Access: publicStatus: recognisableHostal Monreal
Photograph taken: 10th February 2006 by Mitchell Sandler
The Two Doctors (3)
Filmed: 13-14 Aug 1984
The Doctor, Peri and Jamie search restaurants.
Where to walk to next?
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Plaza de la Alianza (The Two Doctors). Head west into Plaza Alianza.
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Plaza Doña Elvira (The Two Doctors). Head south and then bear right into the pedestrian area, and this leads into Plaza Doña Elvira.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Calle Joaquin Romero Murube (The Two Doctors): 0.05 miles. 
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Calle Gloria (The Two Doctors): 0.06 miles. 
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Plaza Venerables (The Two Doctors): 0.07 miles.
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Calle Pimienta (The Two Doctors): 0.08 miles. 
General Details:
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The search through the streets of Seville follow this route: as the Doctor, Peri and Jamie head off from briefly discussing how there can be two Doctors along , the Doctor and Shockeye walk through . The Doctor and party are next seen on where they duck into a doorway () when they spot Chessene and Dastari (around ). The companions split up and Peri looks in the hotel at , and then meets up with the Doctor and Jamie on . The Doctor then has to run to dip his head in the fountain at . Meanwhile, Chessene and Dastari walk along , which the Doctor, Jamie and Peri head parallel to on . Finally, the Doctor, Jamie and Peri arrive outside Las Cadenas at the junction with .
Related Stories
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The Two Doctors [13-14 Aug 1984]
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