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The Basilica of La Macarena is the home of the Brotherhood of the Macarena in Seville. Its high altar houses the image of the Esperanza Macarena.
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanThe Casa de Pilatos belongs to the House of Medinaceli. This palace in Seville combines elements of Italian Renaissance architecture with Spanish Mudéjar features.
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanThe Church of El Salvador is a Baroque church in Seville. It stands on the site of the mosque of Ibn Adabbás in Plaza del Salvador.
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanThe Flamenco Dance Museum in central Seville was founded by the dancer Cristina Hoyos. Its exhibitions explore flamenco dance, and its courtyard hosts live performa…
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanThe General Archive of the Indies occupies Seville’s former merchants’ exchange. It was established in 1785 to bring together records on the administration of Spain…
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanThe Hospital de los Venerables is a Baroque complex in Seville’s Santa Cruz quarter. It was built in the late seventeenth century as a residence for priests.
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanThe Maestranza Bullring is in the Arenal district of Seville. The building was constructed in stages during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and contains a m…
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanMetropol Parasol, known as the Setas de Sevilla, is a timber structure in Plaza de la Encarnación. It incorporates a market, an archaeological museum and a viewpoin…
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanThe Museum of Fine Arts of Seville occupies the former convent of La Merced Calzada. Its collection includes paintings by Murillo, Zurbarán and Valdés Leal.
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanThe Palace of Las Dueñas is a historic residence in Seville. Its patios, gardens and rooms contain Gothic, Mudéjar and Renaissance elements and collections of art.
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanPlaza de España stands in Seville’s María Luisa Park. Architect Aníbal González designed the square for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929.
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanThe Royal Alcázar of Seville is a walled palace complex built over several periods. It contains buildings from the Islamic period, Gothic and Mudéjar palaces, and g…
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanSanta Cruz is a historic quarter of Seville that occupies part of the former Jewish quarter. Its narrow streets lead to small squares near the Royal Alcázar.
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanSeville Cathedral is a Gothic church built on the site of a former Almohad mosque. The Giralda and the Patio de los Naranjos preserve parts of that earlier complex.
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanThe Torre del Oro is an Almohad tower on the eastern bank of the Guadalquivir. The defensive building now houses a maritime museum run by the Spanish Navy.
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanTriana is a district of Seville on the western bank of the Guadalquivir. The Triana Bridge leads from the city centre to Plaza del Altozano and the market.
Original tori for EnglishRead wetin e meanThe Triana Ceramics Centre is a museum in Seville. It opened in 2014 and is dedicated to preserving the city’s tradition of making ceramics.
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