Sevilla, whose historic center is one of the largest in Europe, with approximately three miles long by two wide and thanks to its heritage and monuments and its various cultural scenic areas and make it a major recipient of national tourism city and internationally. Among his most representative monuments find monuments such as the Giralda, the Cathedral, the Alcazar, the Archivo de Indias and the Torre del Oro (All Included in this audio guide). Some of which were declared World Heritage by UNESCO in 1987. The Museum of Fine Arts in Seville is the most visited museum in Andalusia and the second most important gallery in Spain.
Thanks to the celebration of the Ibero-American Exhibition of 1929, the city experienced a major urban development characterized by the construction of parks and buildings designed for the event, as the Park of Maria Luisa and the Plaza of Spain. The Universal Exhibition of 1992 left a legacy in the city a major infrastructure improvements, mainly in land and aeronautical communications, especially with access to AVE railway station Santa Justa.
We invite you to know, thanks to our guide, this wonderful city, full of streets, squares and major monuments.
With this audio guide to know a bit of Easter, the vast cathedral, the April fair, interesting anecdotes, bridges, ultimately we will show the best way to discover the city’s Andalusian charm.
The audio guide includes a map. Pdf Seville’s historic center to help you get around the city
Welcome to Sevilla
Route I
1) Prologue
2) Prologue, continuation
3) The Square of San Francisco
Better known as the Town Hall Square is the point of departure of our audio guide, it focused the three reigning powers in past centuries, each represented in a building in the plaza: The real power, municipal power and ecclesiastical power.
4) Town Hall
5) Hernando Colon Street and Archbishop's Palace
6) Giralda
7) The Cathedral
The Cathedral of Seville appears in the Guinness Book of Records as the largest cathedral in Continental Europe, built on the ruins of the mosque of Seville, which was destroyed in the earthquakes of the late fourteenth century, then the canons of Seville meeting agreed to rebuild the following slogan: “Let a cathedral such that the man of times to come, we have the crazy.”
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8) Inside the Cathedral
9) Monument Inmaculada and Square Santa Marta
10) Earthquake Flashlight- Cross of oaths-Tower of Abdelacid
11) Archive of the Indies
12) Arc of the Silver- House of Engagement
13) The Royal Alcazar
14) Anecdote of the Alcazar
This story has an important moral lesson. Fact or Fiction worth listening to while you enjoy the Alcázar.
15) Yard flags
16) Judería
17) Square of Doña Elvira
18) Hospital of the Venerable
19) Square of Alfaro
20) Square of Santa Cruz
21) Convent of Santa Teresa
22) Square of Santa María
23) Church of Santa María la Blanca
24) Convent Mother of God
25) Levies Street- Square of Mercedarias
26) Céspedes Street
27) Gardens Catalina Ribera
28) Real Cigar Factory
29) San Telmo Palace
30) Door of Jeréz
31) Adolfo Rodríguez Jurado Street - House of Money
32) Hospital and Chapel Atarazanas
34) Real Maestranza
The Cathedral of Bullfighting, the most famous bullring in the world, the Real Maestranza de Sevilla, is a symbol of Seville and bullfighting. On the door of the prince have spent the most famous bullfighters of history.