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    The document provides information about several landmarks in Seville, Spain. It describes La Giralda as the bell tower of Seville Cathedral, with the lower part dating to the 12th century mosque and the upper part a Renaissance reconstruction. It notes the Torre del Oro watchtower located on the Guadalquivir River was used to spot incoming ships and its golden glow on the river. It also summarizes the Gothic Seville Cathedral as the largest cathedral in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, built on the site of the former Great Mosque. The historic Santa Cruz neighborhood is described as having narrow streets, courtyards and houses from ancient lords.

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    Small guide to Sevilla if you visit the old town , along with the recommendation of a hotel.

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    Seville Guide

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    The document provides information about several landmarks in Seville, Spain. It describes La Giralda as the bell tower of Seville Cathedral, with the lower part dating to the 12th century mosque and the upper part a Renaissance reconstruction. It notes the Torre del Oro watchtower located on the Guadalquivir River was used to spot incoming ships and its golden glow on the river. It also summarizes the Gothic Seville Cathedral as the largest cathedral in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, built on the site of the former Great Mosque. The historic Santa Cruz neighborhood is described as having narrow streets, courtyards and houses from ancient lords.

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    Little Guide Sevilla Center

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    The document provides information about several landmarks in Seville, Spain. It describes La Giralda as the bell tower of Seville Cathedral, with the lower part dating to the 12th century mosque and the upper part a Renaissance reconstruction. It notes the Torre del Oro watchtower located on the Guadalquivir River was used to spot incoming ships and its golden glow on the river. It also summarizes the Gothic Seville Cathedral as the largest cathedral in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, built on the site of the former Great Mosque. The historic Santa Cruz neighborhood is described as having narrow streets, courtyards and houses from ancient lords.

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    Little Guide

    Sevilla Center

    La Giralda

    It is the name given to


    the bell tower of Seville
    Cathedral. The lower
    two thirds dating from
    the twelfth century and
    belong to the oldest
    mosque in the city, and
    the upper third is a
    reconstruction dating
    from the Christian era.
    At the top of the
    Giralda Giraldillo we
    can see the statue
    makes vane and had
    the reputation of being
    the largest sculpture in
    the European
    Renaissance bronze,
    and consequently yield
    by name the torre.no
    take long to start
    Giralda to be called
    ("spinning").
    The total height of the
    Giralda is 104 meters
    and was for centuries
    the tallest tower in Spain, besides being very prominent in Europe
    In 1928 it was declared a National Heritage and Heritage 1987
    Its architecture has inspired a multitude of towers in all countries.

    La Torre del Oro


    The Torre del Oro in Seville is a watchtower that occurs in bank of the river
    Guadalquivir, right next to the bullring of the Real Maestranza.
    Its height is 36 meters and
    in the past was recognized
    for its golden glow
    reflected on the river,
    creating a stunning visual
    illusion and making it
    appear that the river was
    gold .La tower has three
    bodies that were built
    gradually from 1220 to
    1760. In 1931 it was
    declared a historic
    monument.
    The state of the tower is in
    top condition due to the
    work of the army. Within it
    is the Naval Museum of
    Seville.

    Catedral de Santa Mara


    The next stop would be the Gothic cathedral in Seville, which is the largest area in the
    world. The UNESCO declared World Heritage Site in 1987.
    Its construction dates from
    1401, although not entirely
    sure because until 1433 there
    is no record of construction
    data.
    The building was carried out
    in the lot that was after the
    demolition of the former
    Great Mosque of Seville, of
    which the minaret (Giralda)
    and the Patio de los Naranjos
    are preserved.

    Barrio Santa Cruz


    Santa Cruz is known for being one of the most popular and crowded neighborhoods
    throughout Seville. Noted for its typical narrow streets, courtyards and houses
    various ancient lords.
    It is a pleasure to
    visit these streets,
    enjoy the flowers,
    customs, shades and
    especially a trip to
    the past and today
    lives .so take it easy
    a ride that will be
    unforgettable

    Alojamiento

    Sevilla has various of the best hotels in


    Spain. But if you want to live the high
    cultural experience, the recommended
    optionistheHotelAmericaSevilla.

    http://www.hotelamericasevilla.com/

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