Seville is the capital of Andalucia in southern Spain. The origins of Seville are believed to date to the second century BC, when Iberians founded the settlement of Hispalis. Today, Seville boasts a population of over 704,000 and is the fourth largest metropolitan area of Spain. Some of the many fantastic sights in Seville include the cathedral, which was built from 1401-1519. The cathedral is the largest of all medevil Gothic cathedrals in terms of both area and volume. The Alcazar, whos construction began in 1181 is the city's old Moorish Palace. The 500 years of construction include mainly Mudejar style, but also include Renaissance. The Plaza de Espana, constructed in 1929 for the Spanish-American Exhibition is also definately worth a visit. All these and more await you within this gallery!