I took the fast train from Madrid to Seville (Sevilla in Spanish). Orange trees were everywhere, and in late March, the city was full of the scent of orange flower.
The following photos show what travel guidebooks refer to as the "Cathedral and Giralda". It has three main parts. The first is the Cathedral, the largest Gothic church in the world, which was built on the original site of a mosque. The second is the Patio lined with oranges trees (The patio is an important part of Moorish buildings and homes. More on this later). The third is the Giralda, a tower structure which was the minaret of the original mosque.
(1) & (2) - The outside and inside of the Cathedral
(3) - The Patio, as seen from the Giralda
(4) - The Giralda at night
(5) & (6) - Two views of Seville from the Giralda
