Sacristia Of Sevilla Cathedral

Seville is also a religiously important city, belonging to the world's famous religious holy place, this main church is also the world's first, the sacred objects are also collected here is a very precious item, a very large special bag of houses.

The sacrament chamber is an accessory building of the cathedral, and the house is full of golden pearls and gold jewel crowns.. even more blingbling under the light..

The building is an annex to the cathedral of Seville, with a beautiful architecture carved with safes, representing different kinds of food and dishes. Now the sacrament room displays many magnificent religious treasures and gold and silver utensils.

A place to put things, it is worth visiting.

This place is OK, there are many people coming.

The Cathedral of Seville is the third-largest in the world after St. Peter's Basilica in Rome and the Cathedral of Milan, Italy. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987. The church was built in the early 15th century and was rebuilt on the former site of the original Islamic monastery. The church opened at 10 am and people lined up early. Tickets are 9 euros/person, maps and guides are not Chinese, but there are Japanese, you can watch the Chinese characters and guess them. If you want to visit the cathedral and climb the bell tower, it takes more than 2 hours. The church is a mix of Islam, Gothic and Renaissance styles, and the main chapel is the world's largest gold-paneled "Treasure of the Town Hall", completed over 80 years, and carved with more than 1,000 biblical figures. The Columbus Lingerie is located in the church, and the kings of Castile, Leon, Navarra and Aragon in Spain have raised the statue of the Columbus Lingerie. The cathedral contains 25 chapels and a courtyard, with a large number of religious relics and famous paintings inside. La Giralda is the church's bell tower, changed from the original Islamic-style dome to the current spire, the tower is 98 meters tall, divided into 40 floors, between each floor without steps but by a slope around the upward. During the climb, you can see the surrounding buildings from the window and reach the top of the tower overlooking the entire Seville.

The Cathedral of Seville was converted from the foundation of the mosque and is the symbol of Seville, second only to St. Peter's Basilica in Rome and the third largest in the world in Milan! The cathedral's sacrament chamber, high-rise building, beautifully carved, and beautifully carved objects on display!

The Sacred Chamber of Seville is located in the west side of the cathedral and needs to buy a separate ticket to enter. There are many precious Christian instruments in this place, both statues and instruments are magnificent and exquisite. There are many exhibits here, which are breathtaking and worth visiting.