This Renaissance building offers an immersion into the history of American colonisation, highlighting its role as a key port for transatlantic trade.

This Renaissance building from the 16th century was designed by Juan de Herrera and declared a World Heritage Site. It houses more than 43,000 documents related to the colonization of America, including letters from Christopher Columbus and Hernán Cortés. Its visit allows you to learn about the importance of Seville as the main port of trade with the New World.