Seville Cathedral is a Gothic cathedral, built by a wall with many pointed pillars on the top of the wall. The main facade of the cathedral has five main halls (36 meters high in the main hall) on the King's Square, and its main body is a 116-meter-long 76-meter-wide rectangular building. The highest cross is up to 40 meters. There are three main gates in the church: the main entrance is the gate of the prince, and the rest are the doors of baptism, Asuncion. On the side of the church, there is a square tower towering above the building. This is the famous Giralda. The tower is 98 meters high and is the only remaining part of the original Islamic temple building. There are various patterns on the wall of the tower that symbolize the Arab art. It shows the beauty of Arab architecture.