The beautiful building at the corner of the street is the Palace of the Marquis de la Motilla. Seville is full of sumptuous palace houses, which are so many hidden treasures waiting to be discovered!
So here you are on the other bank, along Betis Street, which was the name given by the Romans to Guadalquivir. You are in the bohemian and flamenco neighborhood of Triana.
Right in the heart of the magnificent Spanish Steps, you can imagine that there is something special behind this place. No city in the world creates this kind of place for no reason!
You are in the Prado de San Sebastian garden, literally, the Meadow of San Sebastian. It is located on the site of the ancient hermitage of San Sebastian, built in the 13th century, which gave it its name.
Seville has been well known in France for a very long time. No low-cost flights to come and discover the wonders of Andalusia, but the pen of Beaumarchais to imagine the romantic life of its inhabitants.
On your right is the entrance to the church of the Convent of San José del Carmen, known as Little Teresa. It is a cloistered Catholic convent that was founded in 1586 by Santa Teresa for the Order of the Discalced Carmelites.
On your left, see the ancient tower that forms the corner. It would go almost unnoticed! However, it is one of the remains of the fortress built by the Almohads around the old city center in the middle of the 12th century.
So, you have noticed, here, the quantity of things to see per square meter is impressive! But here is the one you have all been waiting for, the splendid Cathedral of Seville.
So here is this famous minaret that we talk about so much. At the site of the Cathedral of Seville, there was, in the time of the Visigoths, a small church that was destroyed when the Umayyads took control of the Iberian Peninsula.
If you don't want to visit it, here you can see what the Orange Tree Patio looks like. The door through which you can admire the patio is the Puerta del Perdón.
You arrive at the narrow and beautiful San Francisco Square, considered to be the heart of the city in the 16th century. Major holidays were celebrated there and that is where the main civil powers were located.
Change of scenery with the beautiful Baroque church of the Divine Saviour. It is the biggest church in Seville after the cathedral of course.
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