The Cathedral
It is the largest Gothic temple in the world and the third largest in the Christian world. It was built on the original 12th century site of the Principal Mosque of the city. There are some remains of the original mosque, such as the minaret which is the tower of the cathedral today. The 12th century courtyard, is known as the Patio of the Oranges. Its enormous dimensions house valuable treasures. Inside the building is the mausoleum which holds the remains of Christopher Columbus.


The Giralda
The universally acknowledged symbol of the city is the Giralda wich was initially the tower of Seville´s Principal Mosque. The Giralda is 97 metres high and is crowned with a weathervane known as the Giraldillo. Its a giant bronze figure representing Faith Victorious, which gives its name to the tower.
Climb the Giralda to enjoy the best panoramic view of the city.