The main tower of the Sevilla cathedral! this is a stunning piece of architecture that you can climb up.

The crystallization of visiting Sevia Cathedral! I climbed the Hiralda. It was difficult, but the moment I climbed to Hiralda, I was able to explore downtown Sevia in all directions, and the spectacular view is very awesome.

The tower is a circular ramp with more than 30 floors and a view over 70 meters high from the observation deck. The panoramic view of Seville is panoramic. During the tower, there are windows for viewing from each turn.

Girarda Tower is a part of the Seville Cathedral. It is now used as a bell tower. The Seville Cathedral was built after the demolition of the original mosque built in the 7th century in 1400. It was completed in 1598. At that time, the minaret of the mosque was left, and the present bell tower-Girarda Tower was rebuilt. Therefore, one of the greatest characteristics of the church is to retain the characteristics of three buildings. The main body of the Gothic church, the Moorish minaret and the top part of the Baroque Bell Tower. The main door of the church is a metal wind vane for the goddess of faith. Another wind vane of the same size is on the top of the Girarda Tower next to it. The bell tower has a ramp for horseback riding, which is also a reflection of the Arab style.

Nearly 100 meters high, Gilardata is the landmark of Seville. It can be seen anywhere in the city. Its Islamic style is due to the fact that it is presided over by the Amoad family, who are Islamists. There are 28 big bells on the top of the tower, which can tell the time with beautiful timbre. The tower can be climbed by a ramp that used to be bypassed by the king on horseback, and a panoramic view of the city of Seville can be enjoyed. There are many carriages in the back streets of the church actively visiting tourists.

Girarda Tower, 97.5 meters high, is one of the landmarks of Seville. The tower is located in Seville Cathedral. If you buy tickets to the cathedral, you can go in and visit it. Visits are free on Sundays. The tower was built on a rotating slope, without steps, which made it easy for people to ride on the tower at that time. A total of 34 floors, it will take about 10 minutes to walk up. There are a lot of people on the top of the tower. It is suggested to circle around and take photos from the angle you like. The Moorish spire is still very beautiful, and you can see 28 bells.