One of the city's most famous landmark. This Roman Catholic cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the world's largest Gothic cathedral. The cathedral's construction lasted over a century, from 1401 to 1506.
Starting a new day, we walked around this Beautiful city, I felt I do not have enough eyes to take in all the colors and styles of architectures, which differ at each turn. The church is now open, and we walked into the Church of Santa Maria Magdalena to have a look and then continue walk to the city to get in line to get ticket for Seville Cathedral. Afterwards, we walked around the nearby gardens and had lunch outdoor.
Upon arriving Seville in the evening, we quickly settled in the hotel and walked to city. It has rained during the day; the air was fresh. The city shined under the golden hour sun ray. We walked across bridge Puente De Isabell II (Puente de Triana) and continued walk through the center of the city. A group of young girls jumped in front of my camera and shouted "took a photo!". They must have just came out from a party. We felt the vibes of the city and continued walk till we reached Plaza de Espana and had dinner on the nearby street.
Continue our journey to Seville, we spent a short time at Cadzi, the capital of the province of Cadiz. We took a quiet walk around Plaza de San Juan De Dios and stopped for a cup of coffee. From there, we walked to the waterfront and visited some very old trees.
