Coche de Caballos

It is called the carriage horse carriage with four wheels more composed of a large box, semicircular or other straps suspended.
With the development of motor vehicles, cars, horses have almost disappeared from the towns and roads being replaced by them except for special occasions or for tourism purposes.

Archivo General de Indias

Founded in 1785 by King Charles III's desire, in order to centralize in one place the documentation in the Spanish colonies had been dispersed in different files: Simancas, Cádiz and Seville.

Pabellón Estados Unidos

Had three pavilions, two of them temporary structure already disappeared. Project architect William Templeton Johnson, is author of the Fine Arts Museum of San Diego (California). It was the U.S. Consulate until 2005. Now is the headquarters of the Valentine Foundation Madariaga.

Avenida de la Constitución (Sevilla)

The Avenue of the Constitution of Seville is the most important road that connects the historic center of the city based on the square known as Puerta de Jerez to Plaza Nueva considered the center of the city, where lies the historic Town Hall building Seville. It has an approximate length of 800 m.

Puerta del León

The present entrance to the fortress is via the so-called Lion's Gate, formerly called the hunt door for entry or hall to serve as the court of that name. Its construction is made of Almohad style, covered by a panel made of ceramic tile factory Triana Mensaque, in 1894, according to historian Joseph Gestoso project.

Inside Universidad fabrica de tabacos

Eastern Part of Plaza Nueva

The Plaza Nueva de Sevilla could be compared to the typical Plaza Mayor that exists in Spanish cities. As highlights the main building