Ayuntamiento (City Hall)

The construction of the Seville City Hall, which demonstrated the independence of civil rights to religion, broke the tradition of the City Hall and the Church operating in the common area, and was a representative work of the silversmith-style decorative art of Andalusia, Spain.

Seville City Hall is also a very important place to visit, integrating a lot of resources here, the city hall is also a traditional architectural style, and most of the city buildings are quite matched, you can also apply for a visit.

The Palace of Seville - City Hall was built in the early 16th century. It stands in San Francisco Square, heralding the importance of Seville. The rooftop terrace is crowned with a terrace decorated with historical and mythological figures. Legend has it that Hercules, the founder of Seville, stands on the side of the arched windows. The walls are decorated with ornate ribbons, sculptures and stone carvings. The stained-glass windows and carefully carved doors are also decorating the building. As I read this, if you are lucky, paintings from Bellazquez, Zuba _ En and Wade _ Lia can be seen inside, and spectacular gilded ceilings can be seen in some rooms. Ordinary mortals can only be content to admire this amazing building from the outside.

This town hall is typical of the Baroque style, but also the essence of the Baroque style, very magnificent. There are many places to rest at his door, and many tourists rest here.

Seville City Hall is close to Spanish Square, facing St. Francisco Square in the East and New Square in the west. It is a building with distinctive external walls. There is a dessert shop nearby. It is made of orange peel and other raw materials. It is very characteristic.