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Imagen completa de la iglesia de san marcos con su campanario a un lado del edificio y casas al fondo
Church of San Marcos

Its construction characteristics correspond to those of the 14th century Seville parish churches, in Gothic-Mudejar style, being one of the least modified of that group, despite the vicissitudes suffered by the building over time. Rectangular in shape, it has three naves, the side naves being flat and the central nave having an octagonal apse covered with ribbed brick vaults.

Antiguo Teatro Álvarez Quintero
Antiguo Teatro Álvarez Quintero

The building was inaugurated with a luxurious ceremony on 12 October 1950, Día de la Hispanidad (Day of the Spanish-speaking world, then named Día de la Raza). The Álvarez Quintero Theatre was opened, representing the old aspiration of Torcuato Luca de Tena, who had hired the regionalist architect Aníbal González to build it in a central location.

Antigua Real Audiencia
Antigua Real Audiencia

The Real Audiencia of Seville is the body of justice created in 1525, at the time of Charles I, to become a court of appeal among the fragmented local judiciary. It is heir to the previous medieval administration, and its headquarters still stand in the Plaza de San Francisco, although after several interventions over the centuries.

La Casa Bonita
La Casa Bonita

Casa Señorial Villa Emilia, also popularly known as La Casa Bonita, designed by the illustrious architect of the Plaza de España in Seville, Aníbal González Álvarez-Ossorio.

La Rinconada. Fachada con columnas de estilo regionalista del Ayuntamiento
Town Hall

La Rinconada’s Town Hall building is in line with the architectural style in vogue for town halls at the time of the Universal Exhibition held in Seville in 1929. 

Casa Otto Engelhardt
Otto Engelhart's House

The former residence of Otto Engelhardt is named Villa Chaboya after the hill on whose slopes it stands.

Vista panorámica de la facha principal, puerta de entrada de madera con escudo heráldico con dos ventanas y balcones
Casa Salinas

This building was also known as the “House of the Seven Balconies”.

Situated in the Plaza de Santiago, it has a beautiful carved stone Renaissance-style portal crowned by a triangular pediment with a 16th-century stone coat-of-arms.