Travel in Spain丨Classic check-in route in Seville

Seville is the birthplace of flamenco dance and the resting place of Columbus, so this city has both a passionate and historical side. In fact, this city has a one-day tour time. That's enough. You can then arrange to go to the white town of Ronda or fly from here to 🇵🇹Lisbon~ 🚩Classic check-in route: 🔻Royal Alcázar of Seville 📍Banderas Patio, s/n This ancient palace was listed as a World Cultural Heritage as early as 1987. The luxury of its interior is truly amazing! The Islamic architectural style, known for its intricate beauty, blossoms with unique beauty in this palace. The courtyard is also so beautiful that it makes people linger, so "Game of Thrones" was filmed here. 🔻Catedral de Sevilla 📍Avenida de la Constitucion s/n A typical Gothic-style church. You can catch a glimpse of its charm from a long distance. After all, it is one of the top 5⃣️ cathedrals in the world, so it is very imposing! The carvings inside and outside the church are very delicate. You can climb up the tower to admire the top of the church and the city scenery. The great navigator Columbus is buried here, and there are statues of knights of the four ancient Spanish nations on his sarcophagus. 📌The church is open at noon most of the time, so it is recommended to check the opening hours, otherwise it will be very hot under the sun! The ice cream shops around here are delicious. The Archivo de Indias is right next door, and those who are interested in sailing can go and visit it. 🔻Gold Tower 📍Paseo de Cristóbal Colón, s/n A witness to Seville's maritime history, it contains not only ship models, but also many other materials and exhibits. However, the bigger feature is the building itself, which is said to be clad in golden tiles that sparkle in the sun! It's a pity that they are gone now. It is recommended to come at sunset to enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the river. 🔻Spain Square Almost every city in Spain has a Plaza de España, but this one is really beautiful and really big! Especially after sunset, there is a breath of life. Citizens come here to take a walk, walk their dogs, and enjoy the fountains. Tourists also come here to enjoy the architecture, read stories, and play with water birds. There are many different architectural styles here. At sunset, each still has its own merits~ 🔻Museum of Flamenco Dance 📍Calle Manuel Rojas Marcos, 3 A very special dance art museum. If you are interested, you might as well buy a ticket for the evening performance to experience the passion of Spain.