Guia of Seville As the song says "Seville has a special color". Sevilla love to the world by his personality, his warmth, its fairs, its atmosphere, its sun. The joy that transmit sevillian’s people and the smell of orange blossom when you walk by its unbelievable neighborhoods so lovely located in the center of Seville being so popular as santa cruz’s borough , mateos gagos’s street where you can enjoy eating while listen to flamenco music contemplating its Giralda or Triana’s bridge. You will fall in love seeing its famous corners and bridges crossing Guadarlquivir’s river and its beutifuls neighborhood. Its popular traditions known as the easter ( holy week) where ...
Torre del Oro ( Gold tower) Tower of Gold: It was built between 1220 and 1221 by the Moroccan dynasty Almohad . it was formerly attached to the walls of the city and connected to a similar tower called Torre de Plata. The Torre del Oro received this name because it was covered with a mixture of mortar, lime and pressed straw that shined under the sunlight with a golden hue. Hence its name Gold Tower has had many uses throughout its history. Originally it was used for surveillance, after the Christian conquest it served as chapel and later became a prison. Now in its interior we can find the Naval Museum of Seville. Islamic architecture style Andalusí époco amohade Address: Paseo de Colón s / n Phone: 954222419 Hours: Mart to Friday from 10:00 to 14:00 Saturday and holidays from 11:00 to 14: 00h. It was built between 1220 and 1221 by the Moroccan dynasty Almohad . it was formerly attached to the walls of the city and connected to a similar tower called Torre de Plata. The Torre del Oro received this name because it was covered with a mixture of mortar, lime and pressed straw that shined under the sunlight with a golden hue. Hence its name Gold Tower has had many uses throughout its history. Originally it was used for surveillance, after the Christian conquest it served as chapel and later became a prison. Now in its interior we can find the Naval Museum of Seville. Islamic architecture style Andalusí époco amohade Address: Paseo de Colón s / n ...
The Real Alcazar in Seville it's a essential monument in Seville ' la Real Alcazar" also known as Alcazar. This complex of palaces was declared a World Heritage Site by the Cathedral and Archivo de Indias in 1987.it's Located in the center of Seville close to santa cruz's district . it receives more than 1 million visits per year. It is not only a place of great historical significance, but also constitutes one of the most beautiful and curious architectural ensembles in the country, mixing styles from Mudejar to the Renaissance. • Location: Patio de Banderas s / n, Sevilla (Google Maps) • How to get: • The entrance to the Real Alcázar is easily accessible by foot from the center. It is a few meters from the Cathedral and the Archivo de Indias. • Metro: Puerta de Jerez station, L1 • Tram (Metrocentro): Plaza Nueva, T1 • Bus: lines 5, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 30, 31, 33, 34, 53, C3 and C4 have stops nearby. schedule: • Open from Monday to Sunday. • From October to March: from 09.30 to 17.00 h • From April to September: from 09.30 to 19.00 h • Closed: 1 and 6 January, Good Friday and 25 December. Prices: • General admission: € 9.50 • Check Fourth High: € 4.50 • Retirees and students 17 to 25 years: 2 € (crediting at the box office). • Free: disabled, under 16, born or resident in Seville city and Monday from 18.00 to 19.00 (April to September) and from 16.00 to 17.00 h. (October to March). • Audio guide: 5 € / Official Guide for Groups: 5 € (2012 data) The Real Alcazar it's a essential monument in Seville ' la Real Alcazar" also known as Alcazar. This complex of palaces was declared a World Heritage Site by the Cathedral and Archivo de Indias in 1987.it's Located in the center of Seville close to santa cruz's district . it receives more than 1 million visits per year. It is not only a place of great historical significance, but also constitutes one of the most beautiful and curious architectural ensembles in the country, mixing styles from Mudejar to the Renaissance. • Location: Patio de Banderas s / n, Sevilla (Google Maps) • How to get: • The entrance to the Real Alcázar is easily accessible by foot from the center. It is a few met...
The General Archive of the Indies was born in 1785 by the King Charles III, because he wanted to collect in one place the documents coming from Indies , until then,it had been scattered in Simancas, Cadiz and Seville. Its headquarters is the emblematic building of the Casa Lonja de Mercaderes Seville, Juan de Herrera was the architect .It has more than 43,000 files, with some eighty million pages of original documents, occupy eight linear kilometers of shelves. These funds are an exceptional source ta into more than three centuries of American history (from Tierra del Fuego to the southern United States) and Asia (Philippines). Schedule Schedule September 16 to June 15: Monday through Friday from 8:00 to 15:00 Schedule June 16 to September 15: Monday through Friday from 8:00 to 14:30 Visiting hours of the exhibition is extended from Monday to Saturday from 9:30 to 17:00 h. and Sundays and holidays from 10:00 to 14:00 h. Contact information Phone: 954211234/954500528 Fax: 954219425 E-mail: agil@cult.mec Price: Price / Ticket prices Free access. en un solo sitio Location Address: Avenida de la Constitution ZIP code: 41071 Municipality: Sevilla Province: Sevilla Archivo de indias The General Archive of the Indies was born in 1785 by the King Charles III, because he wanted to collect in one place the documents coming from Indies , until then,it had been scattered in Simancas, Cadiz and Seville. Its headquarters is the emblematic building of the Casa Lonja de Mercaderes Seville, Juan de Herrera was the architect .It has more than 43,000 files, with some eighty million pages of original documents, occupy eight linear kilometers of shelves. These funds are an exceptional source ta into more than three centuries of American history (from Tierra del Fuego to the southern United States) and Asia (Philippines). Schedule Schedule September 16 to June 15: Monday through Friday from 8:00 to 15:0...