Catedral


The largest Gothic building in the world, and the third-largest church in Europe after St. Peter's in Rome and St. Paul's in London, this church was designed by builders with a stated goal - that "those who come after us will take us for madmen." Construction began in the late 1400s and took centuries to complete. Built on the site of an ancient mosque, the cathedral claims to contain the remains of Columbus, with his tomb mounted on four statues.
excerpt from
Frommer's Spain 2000

  8 - 9 September 2000




Catedral Doorway Above


Puerta de los Prínciples
(view from behind Archivo de Indias)

Catedral Doorway Palm Trees

La Giralda

Catedral Giralda

Plaza Virgen de los Reyes

Catedral View from Plaza Virgen de Los Reyes


Plateresque grille, 
High Chapel behind

Catedral Interior



View of the nave

Catedral Interior


Another view of nave
with choir

Catedral Interior





Catedral Interior





Catedral Interior


Shelly posing in front of the
Sepulchre of Christopher Columbus

Catedral Columbus Tomb Shelly
    

View of
Sevilla from the Giralda

Catedral View From Above





Catedral View From Above


Puerta del Perdón

Catedral Puerta del Perdon


Puerta del Perdón facade

Catedral Puerta del Perdon Scene



Catedral Puerta del Perdon Statue



Catedral Nightime



Catedral Giralda Nightime



Catedral Doorway Top Nightime


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