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Seville is a gem of a city and the most fascinating cities in Andalusia. In the center of town is the Real Alcazar, originally home to many Muslim kings and later the home of Spanish kings. Said to be the oldest and most beautiful castle in Europe. Christopher Columbus was received in the palace when he returned from his second trip to America, having established trade routes with the New World. His unique blend of manyCultures and eras complete the atmosphere of exquisite luxury. With its maze of dirt roads, the city is Santa Cruz, old Jewish quarter and is close to both the Real Alcazar and cathedral. barred windows, pots of flowers on the walls and old wooden doors are typical of this area of ​​the city shows that the traditional Andalusian style. La Plaza de Toros and bustle of the season of his fights, overlooking the El Arenal, the town of the former Waterfront.Developed in the 18th century by San Vicente Martin was the bullfight arena full half of the 19th Century restored. La Giralda and the Patio de los Naranjos, the only remains of the Almohad mosque of Seville. The rest of the temple was destroyed by Christians. Construction began in 1401 and became the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. After St. Peter's in Rome and St. Paul's in London, is the third largest building in the Christian world. With its rich culturalHeritage …