First the API coordinators brought us to the city of Rocio which had a pretty church. We spent about 30 minutes in the city and looking at the church as well as the pond.
Then we headed to the National Park where we found a winding trail made of a wooden deck path. We took the curvy path all the way to a large building that was called "El Palacio de Acebron." The Palace's construction began under the supervision of Don Luis Espinosa Fontdevilla in 1960 and it took 3 years to build. It has a neoclassical style which distinguishes it from other Andalusian palaces in the countryside.
The palace was built for recreation and hunting, but now is open for visitation as a museum.
Above is the view of Donana National Park from the roof of the Palacio.
We continued our excursion by heading to the beach in Huelva for a few hours which was nice. I was very tired so I got to lay out and get some sun while resting.
At about 4:30 pm we hopped back on the buses and headed back to Sevilla. That night I went with Fatima to the Torre de Oro to celebrate one of her friend's birthdays.
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