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Departing from Cadiz, you will take a 105 minute coach ride to Seville, the capital city of Andalusia, and one of the more artistically and culturally significant cities in southern Spain. Once you arrive to Seville, your guide will take you on a panoramic ride including the Maria Luisa Park and the Pavillions from the Ibero-American Exhibition in 1929 Your first stop is to the Alcazar, the Royal Place, one of the three buildings in this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Alcazar is a perfect example of all that. Originally a Moorish fortress when it was built in 913, it became a spectacular fusion of the Islamic and Spanish Christian architecture over the centuries, as Christian monarchs came to power. It is the residence of His Royal Majesty Felipe when he visits Seville. Walking through the various rooms, halls, and patios during your hour-long visit, you'll see this unique and unexpected blend of beauty. The spectacular gardens and fountains are definite must-sees as well.

Follow your escort for a short walk to your next spectacular site - the Cathedral de Seville, the second structure within this World Heritage site. Previously the spot of an ancient mosque, this 15th century church is the largest gothic building in the world and the third largest church in Europe, and where works of art abound. You'll see that the dazzling golden interior of the cathedral has traditional gothic details such as flying buttresses, stunning stained-glass windows, iron screens (rejas) closing off the chapels, elaborate 15th-century choir stalls, and Gothic reredos above the main altar. Step out into the Patio of Oranges for its refreshing citrus scents and a view of its Moorish-style fountain, again reflective of the city's founding influences.

Adjacent to the cathedral is La Giralda, the Moorish Tower that is the city's most recognizable landmark. While there are no steps inside, if you are up for climbing the seemingly endless ramp, you will be rewarded with amazing views of the city. (Only outside visit, this is not climbed)

Continuing your adventure on foot, head to the picturesque Santa Cruz district for a stroll through its narrow and winding cobblestone streets. El Barrio is deep in the heart of the Seville's historic center, and was the old Jewish Quarter until the 15th century.

After your delicious, three-course lunch menu at a local restaurant, you'll re-board your motorcoach for a scenic ride to La Plaza de España. Built in 1928 for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929 it is a landmark example of the Moorish Revival style in Spanish architecture. You'll have a brief stop for photos before your memorable day concludes with a scenic ride back to Cadiz and your ship.