The magnificent Seville cathedral, with its chapels, Moorish heritage and the famous weather vane "La Giralda" is a must see. You can't het lost in Seville because you can see La Giralda over the top of just about all the other buildings.

The magnificent tower of the cathedral in Seville shows its mixed heritage clearly in its mixed architectural styles.

Moorish signs are everywhere all around the cathedral in Seville - the architecture of this door is unmistakeable.

The magnificent Seville cathedral is an imposing building.

Another view of the beautiful tower (La Giralda on top) of the cathedral in Seville.

The Courtyard of the Orange Trees in the cathedral in Seville is where the Muslim faithful once performed ablutions before prayers.

The famous La Giralda atop the cathedral tower.

The serene Courtyard of the Orange Trees dates back to when the Seville cathedral was a mosque and those lovely arched doorways hadn't yet been bricked over.

A spectacular view of the upper parts of the Seville cathedral and the surrounding town and rooftops can be gained from the tower.

These typically Andalucian buggy rides are available all around the Cathedral in Sevilla.

A beautiful water feature and internal garden in the old Arab section of the Palace in Sevilla.

Right next to the Cathedral is the Royal Palace; now in use by Spain's Christian royalty it was once home to the Moorish rulers.

A beautiful and ornate doorway in the Seville Palace.

The Palace Gardens in Seville are a beautiful and restful oasis in the busy city.

Another section of the lush Palace gardens in Sevilla.

The palatial Archbishop's residence is just across a small plaza from the Cathedral in Sevilla.

Stylish apartments in one of Sevilla's main streets.

The Seville City Council building has an interesting history. You can read all about Seville and its amazing history here.

This old Moorish fortress on the banls of the Guadalquivir in Seville once anchored one end of the old city walls.

This old, OLD church in a back street near Avenida de Hercules in Hercules showing its mixed heritage in the bell tower's amazing architecture.

A typical narrow lane in the old Santa Cruz area of Sevilla.

The lovely filigree iron cross in the centre of the old barrio of Santa Cruz in Seville is the source of the name of the area.

An interesting old advertisement done in tiles in one of Seville's busy streets.

The site of the Seville World Fair is very extensive. Each of the alcoves details the reconquest of a Spanish town from the Moors.

The ruins of the old Roman town of Italica are on the northern edge of Seville and easily accessible by local bus. Visit the Andalucia Provincial web site for more info. This is the ruins of the amazing amphitheatre.

The floor of the amphitheatre in the old Roman town of Italica, just outside Seville.

One of the internal passageways in the amphitheatre in the old Roman town of Italica, just outside Seville.

The tiled floors in some of the houses in the old Roman town of Italica, just outside Seville.

Close up detail of a tiled floor in the old Roman town of Italica, just outside Seville.