I’m not a religious person, but whenever I travel in Europe, I am always drawn to visiting churches. Many times the social centres of cities are clustered around their most famous churches and religious sites, so it is hard to miss them. And from an architectural standpoint, they usually form some of the most beautiful and picturesque locations. In Seville, Spain, this was certainly the case.
The Seville Cathedral is the third largest church in the world, only behind St. Peter’s in Rome and the Basílica do Santuário Nacional de Nossa Senhora Aparecida in Aparecida, Brazil. It is the largest Cathedral in the world as the other two are not the seats of bishops. Size aside, it is striking from an architectural perspective inside and out.
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