Seville, a classic and beautiful city in southern Spain.

Seville, a beautiful city in southern Spain with a blend of Moorish and Christian art and architecture. 🏖️ Must-see attractions: The magnificent Royal Alcazar of Seville. This palace was designated a World Heritage Site in 1987, along with the Cathedral of Seville and the Archives of the Indies. The Alcazar of Seville is divided into several parts: the Mudeja Palace built by King Peter I and the Gothic Palace built by Alfonso X. Highlights: The Alcazar is an old Muslim stucco palace. The Mudeja Palace, the Court of the Maidens, the Throne Room, the Gothic Palace and the Arab Baths. Seville Cathedral and the Giralda Bell Tower The main church, which displays the main altar decorated with intricate gold leaf and scenes from the life of Christ, is one of the finest masterpieces of Spanish Baroque altarpieces in the world. Another must-see is the tomb of Christopher Columbus, the discoverer of the Americas. Plaza de Espana is a regionalist architecture, a mix of influences. Ceramic tiles and wrought ironwork, Renaissance Revival and Moorish Revival styles. A notable feature is the ornate ceramic tiles called Azulejos, which feature historical scenes and scenes from different Spanish cities. 🚇How to get there The most convenient way to get around Seville is on foot, as the attractions are close together and you can explore the city along the streets and alleys. There are also many restaurants and cafes to choose from.