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2. The Cathedral - Web Oficial Catedral de Sevilla

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   It presides over the presbytery of the Main Chapel and is considered the largest in Christendom. Located in the Crucero area just in front of the Main Chapel. It houses the imposing and majestic organ. One of the most admirable enclosures of Spanish Renaissance architecture.

3. Seville Cathedral - Wikipedia

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   Interior of the cathedral. Seville Cathedral was built to demonstrate the city's wealth, as it had become a major trading center in the years after the Reconquista in 1248. In July 1401, city leaders decided to build a new cathedral to replace the grand mosque that served as the cathedral until then.

4. Seville Cathedral: A Visitor's Guide to the largest Gothic ...

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   The sprawling interior presents immensity, grandeur and beauty, with towering and massive column arches, ribbed vaults along with various multicoloured stained-glass windows throughout the cathedral.

5. Seville Cathedral (Catedral de Sevilla): A Visitor's Guide

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   Seville's cathedral awes visitors with its sheer size and Gothic splendor. Its interior could easily fit a football stadium, and the 30-meter-tall main altarpiece is gilded with the finest gold brought back from the New World during the age of Christopher Columbus.

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7. Sevilla's Cathedral: From Giralda Tower to Gothic Arches -...

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   The cathedral’s interior is equally impressive, housing an extensive collection of religious art and relics. The Sacristía Mayor, the main sacristy, is renowned for its collection of silverware, while the Sala Capitular, the Chapter House, is adorned with exceptional paintings by renowned artists like Murillo.