Seville (or Sevilla) has witnessed the passage through time of various civilizations.
The monumental landmarks of the city such as the Cathedral, its Royal Palaces and the Archivo de Indias, all of them declared World Heritage Sites by the UNESCO, are its emblems. In the farmhouse which is located in the Santa Cruz neighborhood we can see the Cathedral. This Gothic temple which was built upon the Main Mosque is considered an almohade of Seville. From this Arabian heritage we can still sightsee the ancient minaret, nowadays the famous Giralda, and the Courtyard of the Orange Trees.
Next to the Cathedral, there is where the Reales Alcázares (Royal Palaces) can be found over an alcazaba (a kind of Arabic fortress) dating back to the 9th century, though Pedro I
