SEVILLA
Real Alcazar
The Real Alcázar has been the center of power of different civilizations, cultures and dynasties, from the Almohads to the Christian kings, who have left their historical legacy here. A perfect example is the wonderful Palacio Mudéjar built by Pedro I
Archivio de Indias
The General Archive of the Indies, the former merchant exchange, was built in 1572, designed by Juan de Herrera and built by Alonso de Vandelviva and Juan de Minjares. In the 17th century, the second floor and the Oath Cross were added. A century later, when Charles III installed the headquarters of the General Archive of the Indies in this building, other works were carried out, such as the redecoration of the main staircase. It is a square-plan construction with a large central courtyard. Inside it preserves precious documents that allow you to recreate the history of relations between Spain and the American overseas colonies.
The Cathedral
It is built in the Gothic style and covers over 11,000 square meters, making it the third largest church in the world. Since 1987 part of the UNESCO World Heritage List together with the Alcazar and the Archivo de Indias, it is one of the largest and most beautiful religious buildings in the world. city, after becoming an important commercial center. The works began in 1402 and continued until 1506. The clerical members of the parish donated half of their salaries to pay architects, artists, craftsmen and so on. In the following years there were problems only with the dome, which collapsed more than once after many years.
The bullring of the Real Maestranza de Caballeria in Seville
Famous for its characteristic architecture, it is one of the most appreciated monuments by the tourists who visit the city every year. It was also listed as a Historic Landmark in 1984. It is truly for many the most beautiful and elegant of all arenas in Spain.
Seville Cathedral
It is a Roman Catholic cathedral, being the largest church in the country and the third-largest church in the world. It is also one of the most important Gothic-style churches in the world with Islamic-inspired elements. The cathedral is famous for being the tomb of Christopher Columbus.
