The two-story architectural style of the Archbishop's palace is also quite interesting, here is also a historical reserve in Seville, there are many years of history, here can see a lot of unique buildings, the archbishop is also the religious head here.
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The two-story architectural style of the Archbishop's palace is also quite interesting, here is also a historical reserve in Seville, there are many years of history, here can see a lot of unique buildings, the archbishop is also the religious head here.
The Archbishop's Palace, located just east of the Cathedral of Seville, is a stately building full of strength. It was the residence of the Archbishop of Seville, whose walls were brightly colored with red and yellow, with a strong Spanish atmosphere, and a large collection of precious Seville artworks inside, but it is not open to the public at present.
The Archbishop's Palace is very complex and magnificent, the building is very classic, and it is very shocking after seeing it. The Archbishop's Palace has been around for hundreds of years and looks spectacular. The interior murals of the church are very elegant and worth visiting.
Get up early to visit the cathedral and go out to encounter heavy rain. Helpless to visit the church there are many people, queued for the old, regret not buying tickets online in advance, no one said that there is also a queue here. This is the third cathedral in the world, and one of the characteristics is also a combination of Gothic and Arabic style. Unfortunately, there is still no Chinese guide, and there is a tomb of Columbus, which is said to have finally been carried out by Columbus, who did not want to land on Spanish soil.
Before entering, it was shocked by the height of the beams and pillars. If Gaudi's church is a brain hole, the Vatican church is a gorgeous one, and the Seville church is a solemn and majestic one. The entrance fee for Seville church is different from the Sagrada Familia, which includes the cost of climbing the tower. From the corner of the church, there is no stone steps or elevator, all by foot to climb, after turning 34 bends, you can climb to the top. Here, you can clearly look at the whole of Seville. The backyard of the church is full of green plants, and the exit is also set here.
Spain, Seville... The Archbishop's Palace is an important part of the Cathedral of Seville. There are a large number of oil paintings and exquisite altars.