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Located in Seville, Spain, this is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987. Among the Spanish cathedrals, the cathedral of Seville is a true national treasure. Legend has it that its construction began in the early 15th century. The cathedral was built on the site of the Aljama mosque, which was destroyed when the city was reconquered by the Christians. The enormous interior of the cathedral, with a central nave and four central aisles, is decorated with luxury, but at the same time, it retains a sense of simplicity and restraint in the decoration.
This cathedral is home to the largest and richest altarpiece in the world. Be sure to see the keys presented by the Jewish and Moorish communities when handing over the city. The walls of the cathedral of Seville are lined with chapels dedicated to the saints and other important figures in the history of the Spanish cathedral. Also noteworthy is the magnificent and invaluable collection of stained glass. Another highlight of our visit is the entrance to the majestic Moorish minaret of La Giralda, which now serves as the bell tower of the cathedral. It’s worth climbing to the top and seeing it from there.
Inmaculada Concepción Monument in Plaza del Triunfo
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