Plaza de Santa Marta, Plaza del Triunfo Sevilla
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Nos sumergimos en la magia de Sevilla y visitamos algunas de sus plazas más céntricas, como la Plaza de Santa Marta, un bello rincón que respira paz y singularidad. La encantadora Plaza de Santa Marta está adornada en el centro con una austera cruz de piedra, rodeada de naranjos y bancos de azulejos sevillanos que invitan al descanso y a la meditación, que nos sorprende por su serenidad en medio del ajetreo y bullicio de las visitas turísticas.
La Plaza del Triunfo, la más visitada de la ciudad al estar rodeada de tres monumentos declarados Patrimonio de la Humanidad, el Archivo de Indias, los Reales Alcázares y la Catedral de Sevilla. Es también una de las entradas al Barrio Santa Cruz y toma su nombre por el templete o triunfo que se levanta en ella, erigido en acción de gracias tras el terremoto de Lisboa en 1755. Su centro está dominado por la Inmaculada Concepción de María, monumento original de Coullaut Valera, levantado en 1918, a cuyos pies Sevilla le rinde homenaje cada 8 de diciembre con la tradicional ofrenda floral y el encuentro de las tunas universitarias sevillanas con sus alegres canciones.
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Walk around Plaza de Triunfo in Seville City Center Spain
The Virtual Tourist walks around Plaza de Triunfo in Seville City Center Spain
Plaza de Triunfo in Seville City Center Spain
The Virtual Tourist walks around Plaza de Triunfo in Seville City Center Spain
Walk around Seville Spain 4K. Plaza de España - Catedral de Sevilla - Maestranza.
The first walk in Seville - the capital of the Spanish province of Andalusia. Our path will run from Plaza de España, past Catedral de Sevilla to Maestranza.
0:00 Plaza de España
25:22 Punto De Lectura
30:15 Av. Isabel la Católica
33:55 Av. el Cid
34:05 Monumento al Cid Campeador
34:50 Parque Prado de San Sebastián
37:40 Jardines de Murillo
39:00 Calle San Fernando
40:05 Real Fábrica de Tabacos de Sevilla Universidad de Sevilla
43:00 Puerta de Jerez
43:10 Fuente de Híspalis Puerta de Jerez
47:50 Jardines de Cristina
49:55 Paseo de las Delicias
51:25 Paseo Alcalde Marqués del Contadero
51:30 Torre del Oro
52:00 Río Guadalquivir Puente de San Telmo
57:00 Av. Paseo de Cristina
59:00 Puerta de Jerez
59:55 Av. de la Constitución
1:01:40 Archivo de Indias
1:01:45 Calle Santo Tomás
1:03:10 Puerta del León (Real Alcázar de Sevilla)
1:03:30 Plaza del Triunfo Catedral de Sevilla
1:06:20 La Giralda
1:07:25 Plaza Virgen de los Reyes Archisevilla Siempre Adelante Fuente Farola
1:08:30 La Giralda
1:09:30 Calle Cardenal Carlos Amigo Vallejo
1:10:05 Calle Alemanes
1:11:10 Calle Hernando Colón
1:12:45 Plaza de San Francisco
1:13:05 Ayuntamiento de Sevilla
1:13:30 Fuente de Mercurio
1:15:12 Av. de la Constitución
1:16:25 Plaza Nueva
1:17:05 Fernando III El Santo
1:19:15 Plaza de San Francisco
1:22:25 Calle Sierpes
1:23:45 Calle Sagasta
1:24:58 Pl. del Salvador
1:25:05 Iglesia Colegial del Divino Salvador
1:26:15 Iglesia de la Paz
1:27:08 Calle Sagasta
1:28:14 Capilla de San José
1:28:18 Calle Sierpes
1:29:40 Calle Cerrajería
1:32:30 Calle Sierpes
1:34:30 Plaza del Duque (La Campana)
1:35:00 Calle Sta. María de Gracia
1:35:30 Calle Tarifa
1:36:00 Calle Javier Lasso de la Vega
1:37:00 Plaza Fernando de Herrera
1:38:40 Calle Orfila
1:38:50 Capilla de San Andres
1:39:15 Calle José Gestoso
1:40:25 Pl. de la Encarnación Setas de Sevilla - Metropol Parasol
1:43:57 Parroquia de San Pedro Apóstol Calle Imagen
1:45:50 Calle Laraña
1:46:08 Palacio del Marqués de la Montilla
1:47:30 Plaza Villasís
1:47:45 Calle Martín Villa
1:48:40 Calle Campana
1:50:30 Calle San Eloy
1:54:40 Calle Canalejas
1:55:20 Calle Cristo del Calvario
1:56:18 Plaza Godínez
1:56:35 Hermandad De La Virgen Del Amparo De La Magdalena
1:57:00 Calle San Pablo
1:58:40 Calle Reyes Católicos
2:01:40 Paseo de Cristóbal Colón
2:04:30 Tablao Flamenco El Patio Sevillano
2:05:00 Monumento a María de las Mercedes
2:05:15 Plaza de toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballería de Sevilla
2:12:00 Torre del Oro
2:12:35 Paseo de Cristóbal Colón
2:14:40 Río Guadalquivir
2:18:50 Plaza de toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballería de Sevilla
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Places to see in ( Andalusia - Spain ) Plaza del Triunfo
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The Plaza del Triunfo in the Spanish city of Seville is located in the center of a group of buildings declared a World Heritage Site in 1987 : the Archivo General de Indias , the Reales Alcázares in Seville and the Seville Cathedral .
The name of this square is due to a baroque style temple located next to the Archivo de Indias, called Templete del Triunfo de Nuestra Señora del Patrocinio, with an image of the Virgin and Child inside, and built in 1756 .
That area was incorporated to the city during the time of the kingdom Taifa of Seville. During the Almohad dominion a part of the lands that comprised the place were incorporated to the Alcázar. At the beginning of the construction of the Cathedral, in the fifteenth century this square was known as the Plaza de los Cantos because it was the place of gathering the songs and ashlars for the construction of the temple that was running throughout this century . Also during the centuries later was denominated like place of the Hospital of the King.
In the 18th century , the arches of Santa Marta and the Casa de la Contratacion were demolished and the monument of Triunfo was built. At the beginning of the 20th century the monument to the Immaculate is placed and the square is landscaped.
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Plaza de España, Sevilla, Spain - Visit Seville
Plaza Espana is located in Maria Luisa Park In Seville, Andalucia. It is the most beautiful place in Seville and a must place to visit.
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Virgen de los Reyes en la Plaza del Triunfo - Sevilla 2018
La Virgen de los Reyes, Patrona de la ciudad de Sevilla, en su anual procesión del día 15 de Agosto en su transcurrir por la Plaza del Triunfo. Sevilla 2018.
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It was built for of the Ibero-american Exhibition of 1929, held in Seville
It is dominated by 2 towers, one on each side of the enclosed area, which frame the central building where the main rooms are. Between the two towers runs a network of galleries with an arcade of semicircular arches leading to exits in different parts of the square, where a fountain stands.
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Seville, Spain walking tour
You will find in Seville all that a traveler can hope for: Pedestrian shopping streets and quiet alleys; flower-scented gardens, an ancient palace and immense cathedral, hundreds of historic sites; three thousand years of conflict and peace; thrilling evening entertainment; excellent museums; great food and drink, especially the tapas; and rewarding nearby attractions -- the list goes on until you run out of time.
Seville’s city center is divided in various parts: there’s Macarena in the north; El Arenal on the west side; the central shopping zone; and most exciting of all—Santa Cruz with the narrow pedestrian streets and lots of shopping and eating.
There are other districts or barrio in the city after all Seville is the fourth-largest city in Spain with the metropolitan population of about 1.5 million, but for the visitor that central area is your main destination.
Seville’s historic center is quite large—about a mile wide by 1.5 miles long, riddled with countless little alleys and important landmarks. You can discover it on foot if you are selective and seek out the particular attractions that most appeal to your interests. We suggest here an organized plan for doing just that, but it’s sometimes better to push the plan aside and just wander: certain neighborhoods, especially Santa Cruz, are perfect for the aimless stroll, and the downtown pedestrian zone of Seville is a shopper’s paradise.
So let's take a little walking tour in Santa Cruz.
An excellent central location to start your first walking tour is between the Cathedral and Alcazar palace in the Plaza del Triunfo. Many of the town’s main attractions can be easily reached from this central space, making it convenient for you to pick a direction, any direction, and go -- but with such an abundance of choices it can be a little tricky to decide where best to begin. Which way to turn depends on your priorities and the time of day, but no matter; there will be time in the next few days to fit everything in.
Walking is always the best way to see a place and especially when it's so pedestrian-friendly like Seville with so many lanes that are dedicated just to the pedestrian and other narrow lanes where you have very little traffic. You always want to use that walker's rule of thumb, that when you get to an intersection, look around and see which way looks most interesting. That's if you have the time to wander. And it can lead you from one place to the next with great satisfaction. On the other hand if you're in a hurry, you want to follow a little bit more of a specific plan and stick to it and perhaps follow a map.
Next we are going to take you through downtown pointing out some of the major plazas and the lovely pedestrian lanes. Starting out at Plaza Nueva, the most popular place in town.
This central area with the plaza and the streets leading to it is really the heart and the focal point of the city. Notice the broad street that is for pedestrians, bicycles, no cars allowed, and the tram.
Seville has a recently installed modern tram system that really is a great way to move people around. This neighborhood along Constitution Avenue has been entirely transformed by the tram service because now there are no cars going by, you don't have those exhaust fumes and noise, and so there's a lot more room for people throughout. You’ve got the sidewalk restaurants, you’ve got people walking, strolling along, lounging, people-watching, and the street is a major one that connects the cathedral with the City Hall Square, and then beyond, right into the pedestrian shopping zone where we will be taking you next.
Plaza Nueva is just one block over from the main pedestrian street of town which leads right into the shopping district -- Calle Sierpes, lined with the best shopping and liveliest atmosphere, especially in the late afternoon when the locals are out enjoying their traditional stroll.
Sierpes means “Street of the Serpent” perhaps due to its wiggly route and extreme length. It goes for nearly a mile and it's not just the one street it's an entire shopping zone, a fabric of side lanes and parallel streets that make for the most important shopping area of the city. There are a lot of beautiful old buildings here with tiles on the walls in that typical Andalusion style, so you want to be sure to look up a couple of floors to see the roof lines and the tiles up above and windows and balconies, maybe some flowerpots as you're walking along on these main shopping streets.
Plaza del Triunfo y Bar El Rincón de Murillo. Sevilla
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La plaza del Triunfo de la ciudad española de Sevilla se encuentra situada en el eje de un conjunto de edificios declarados Patrimonio de la Humanidad en 1987: el Archivo General de Indias, el Real Alcázar de Sevilla y la catedral de Sevilla, dentro de un marco único como es el casco histórico y a la entrada del barrio de la judería. La plaza del Triunfo es ese lugar que abrazan todos estos lugares y edificios emblemáticos e históricos de Sevilla.
En un lugar muy acogedor en el corazón del Barrio de Santa Cruz se encuentra Bar El Rincón de Murillo, las tapas son típicas y tradicionales. La decoración son réplicas de Murillo, que podemos disfrutar mientras tomamos algo para descansar.
Dirección Bar El Rincón de Murillo:
Calle Lope de Rueda, 18, 41004 Sevilla
Teléfono: 615 61 02 56
Catedral de Santa María de la Sede, Seville - Spain 4K Travel Channel
Our first way in the morning leads us to the cathedral of Seville. We have already heard a lot of this building, but as we stand in front of it, we are astonished by the dimensions. To get a sense of this building we first walk around it. In addition to the dimensions, the many filigree ornaments catch the eye.
The Seville Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world and after St. Peter's Basilica in Rome and the Basilica of the National Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida in Brazil the third-largest churches in the world. It is 115 m long, 43 m wide and and in the nave 42 m high.
Inside, the people lose themselves in this monumental building. If you consider that this Gothic cathedral was built from 1401 to 1519 asks oneself involuntarily, how this was possible for people with their modest technical aids.
After a first impression, we go to the tomb of Christopher Columbus, which is carried by four men. It actually contains the remains of the discoverer of America.
The Capital Mayor with the Retablo, a framed altarpiece with a gigantic show wall carved from wood in the background, impresses us most. It is the largest retable in the world, 23 m high and 20 m wide. The altar driven of silver and the 45 gold-painted relief images in the background make us speechless.
After leaving the cathedral we stand in front of the 104.5 meter high Giralda, the bell tower of the cathedral. It is the symbol of Seville.
The former Moorish minaret is the remainder of the 1184-built mosque. At the time of construction it was the third highest building in the world. Inside one could reach the height of 70 m even on horseback.
In 1928 the cathedral of Seville was classified as a historical monument and since 1987 it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
After the visit of the cathedral we are convinced that we have seen one of the most excellent cultural monuments of mankind.
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Am Morgen führt uns der erste Weg zur Kathedrale von Sevilla. Wir haben schon eine Menge von diesem Bauwerk gehört, doch als wir davor stehen erstaunen uns die Dimensionen dennoch. Um ein Gefühl für diese Gebäude zu bekommen umrunden wir es erst einmal.
Neben den Abmessungen springen uns die vielen filigranen Verzierungen ins Auge.
Die Kathedrale von Sevilla ist die größte gotische Kathedrale der Welt und nach dem Petersdom in Rom und der Basilika von Aparecida in Brasilien die drittgrößte Kirche der Welt. Sie ist 115 m lang, 43 m breit und im Mittelschiff 42 m hoch.
Im Inneren verlieren sich die Menschen in diesem gewaltigen Gebäude. Wenn man bedenkt, dass diese gotische Kathedrale bereits von 1401 bis 1519 errichtet wurde fragt man sich unwillkürlich, wie dies den Menschen mit ihren bescheidenen technischen Hilfsmittel möglich war.
Nachdem wir einen ersten Eindruck aufgenommen haben, besuchen wir den Sarkophag von Christoph Kolumbus, der von vier Männern getragen wird. Er beinhaltet tatsächlich die Überreste des “Entdeckers” von Amerika.
Am meisten beeindruckt aber die Capilla Mayor mit dem Retablo, einem Altar mit einer riesigen aus Holz geschnitzten Schauwand im Hintergrund. Er ist das größte Altarretabel der Welt, 23 m hoch und 20 m breit. Der aus Silber getriebene Altar und die 45 vergoldeten Reliefbilder im Hintergrund machen uns sprachlos.
Als wir wieder das Freie betreten stehen wir vor dem 104,5 m hohen Giralda, dem Glockenturm der Kathedrale. Es ist das Wahrzeichen Sevillas.
Das ehemalige maurische Minarett ist der Rest der 1184 erbauten Moschee. Es war zur Bauzeit das dritt höchste Bauwerk der Welt. Es kann bis auf die Höhe von 70 m mit dem Pferd beritten werden.
Seit 1928 steht die Kathedrale von Sevilla unter Denkmalschutz und ist seit 1987 UNESCO Weltkulturerbe.
Nach dem Besuch der Kathedrale sind wir uns sicher eines der großartigsten Kulturdenkmäler der Menschheit gesehen zu haben.
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