Explorar Sevilla

Seville Cathedral, the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See, is a Gothic cathedral completed in the early 16th century on the site of the city's Almohad mosque, whose minaret survives as the Giralda bell tower, 104.5 metres high. Inside are the gilded main altarpiece, the Royal Chapel and the tomb of Christopher Columbus.

The Church of San Jacinto is the church of a Dominican convent in Triana, rebuilt after the earlier church collapsed in 1730 and opened in 1775, probably to designs by Matías José de Figueroa. Its red and ochre brick front has a Baroque portal and a large oculus; inside are three naves and a dome over the crossing. It hosts the Luminiscence light and music show.