Catedral de Sevilla, cathedral in Sevilla, Spain, that, in addition to being the world’s third-largest church, is an excellent example of Gothic and Renaissance architecture and represents some seven centuries of history.

On the territory of 140 m2 there is a whole ensemble of buildings, mostly in the neo-Moorish style. This magnificence is complemented by beautiful fountains, ponds, flower beds, verandas and a green park. Tourists scurry around the square every now and then in search of the best place for a photo, but the fact is that the Plaza de España is photogenic from any side.

On the territory of 140 m2 there is a whole ensemble of buildings, mostly in the neo-Moorish style. This magnificence is complemented by beautiful fountains, ponds, flower beds, verandas and a green park. Tourists scurry around the square every now and then in search of the best place for a photo, but the fact is that the Plaza de España is photogenic from any side.

This unique style combines Gothic and Moorish elements, creating a symbiosis of Eastern and Western culture. The Seville Palace, like the 7th century before, is the residence of the Spanish monarchs, but now only the rooms on the upper floors are used for this, while the rest is open to the public. If you have watched the series "Game of Thrones", then the Alcazar will seem familiar to you, because it played the role of a palace in the southern state of Dorne.