These UNESCO World Heritage Sites feature the largest Gothic cathedral, a stunning bell tower with panoramic views, and a palatial complex showcasing diverse...

These three internationally known monuments have been UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1987. The cathedral is the largest Gothic temple in the world. Built on the old mosque, it preserves the Islamic minaret converted into a bell tower: La Giralda, which with its 104 meters high, offers spectacular views. For its part, the Royal Alcázar is a complex of palaces that combines Islamic, Mudejar, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles. Built in the 10th century and renovated by Christian kings, it has served as a setting in movies and series such as Game of Thrones.