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Discover Beautiful Seville with these 11 Attractions

Catedral de Santa María de la Sede Seville Cathedral is one of the most iconic buildings in the city and is the largest Catholic cathedral in the world.

Two Weeks of Spanish Magic: The Recommended Itinerary

Sevilla - 2 nights Despite the great distance between Seville and the Atlantic Ocean (80 km), it is still considered a port city, due to the fact that it is the only city in all of Spain whose port is actually located on the banks of the beautiful river Guadalquivir.

Towering Architectural Marvels: World's Largest Churches!

Table of contents St.Peter’s Basilica, Vatican City Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady Aparecida, Aparecida, Brazil Milan Cathedral, Milan, Italy Seville Cathedral, Seville, Spain Cathedral of St.

6 of the Amazing Architectural Wonders of the Christian World

The Seville Cathedral The Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See, better known as Seville Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Seville , Spain. It is the largest Gothic cathedral and the third-largest church in the world, that was registered in 1987 by UNESCO as a world heritage site.

The Art of This Historic Painter Is Worth Marveling At

“Baptismal Procession of Prince Juan in Seville” (1910) Image source: Wikimedia Commons Shows the baptism procession of Prince Juan, son of the Catholic Kings, through the streets of Seville in Spain. Share these beautiful paintings with other art lovers!

COLLECTION: The Incredible Beauty of Historical Europe

Each painstakingly-built part of this city is a work of art unto itself. 11 of the Most Recommended Attractions in Seville Click Here to Read the Article Spain is a wonderful country to visit, with the cities that see the most tourism being Madrid and Barcelona.

21st Century Architecture is Really Stunning to Behold...

Metropol Parosol, Seville, Spain Image Source This creation is supposedly the largest wooden structure in the world - it's made out of birch. It houses an archeology museum and a restaurant, as well as providing shelter for Seville's central market.

9 Different Types of Oranges You Never Knew About

Seville Orange Seville oranges, also known as bitter oranges or sour oranges, are known for their sharp and bitter taste. This is why their flesh is rarely consumed in its raw form.

Some Ceilings Keep You Dry, Some Make You GASP

flickr.com Terrace at the Gramercy Park Hotel in New York City gramercyparkhotel.com Admont Abbey Library, Austria lumas.com Mirror Room of the Royal Palace in Brussels, Belgium (the green part is actually made from 1.6 million beetles) fromtheretoheretheblog.com Hall of Ambassadors at the Alcázar of Seville

How Drinking Too Little Alcohol May Also Cause Dementia

In fact, Sevil Yasar, from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore, MD, states that people should still bear in mind that "alcohol consumption of 1-14 units/week may benefit brain health; however, alcohol choices must take into account all associated risks, including liver disease and cancer

We Can’t Believe This Artist Has No Formal Training!

Plaza de España, Seville, Spain Source: Ekaterina Mangorielle 17. Birgu, Malta Source: 1. Ekaterina Mangorielle 2. Lance Anthony 18. Moritzburg Palace, Saxony, Germany Source: Ekaterina Mangorielle 19. San Gimignano, Tuscany, Italy Source: Ekaterina Mangorielle 20. Brussels, Belgium Source: 1.

Food Photographer of the Year: 16 Mouth-Watering Pics

Photographic Society: Amazonian Foodscape By Kim Bainbridge Image source: Pink Lady® Food Photographer of the Year 2023 Through the creative use of food, the photographer created a fascinating scene reminiscent of the Amazonian jungle. 13. 1st Place, Hotel Art Group Cream Of The Crop: Mushrooms In Seville

The Winners of the Top Bird Photo Contest of 2020 Are In!

Bronze Award: “Electric” by Carlos Cifuentes Torres Category: Garden and Urban Birds Description: White Stork ( Ciconia ciconia) in Seville, Spain Image Source: Cifuentes Torres/ BPOTY Share this article with those who love nature!

These 18 Amazing City Squares Look Fit for the Gods

Plaza de Espana, Seville (Spain) Source This unbelievably ornate square was actually built during the 20th century for the Iberoamericana exposition of 1929. The square contains fountains and even mini-canals, which can be enjoyed when hiring a little boat. 18.

Tired of Touring the Same Cities? Check Out THESE Pearls!

Seville, Spain This city first came into being thanks to the Romans, however it also features significant Morish (Arabic) influences and is finished off with the finest West Indian gilded gold.