Seville Cathedral, in Andalucia, Spain

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The cathedral of Seville, Spain, is the world’s largest Gothic church -- unbelievably huge and amazingly beautiful. There are so many tall columns holding up the lofty ceiling 130 feet above the floor that it seems like you are strolling through a vast, indoor stone forest. This grand church is located of course in the center of the historic Old Town with several prominent landmarks next to it: the Archives building and the Archbishop's Palace. Situated on a broad plaza, it's also located right next to the Alcázar Palace.
The cathedral was built so large in order to demonstrate Seville's wealth, as it had become a major trading center in the Middle Ages after the Reconquista in 1248. They were also in competition with the Muslims who were still in control of Granada with their Alhambra Palace and Córdoba with the great Mosque. Seville's Cathedral was part of this political competition of status rivalry.

[@bigbadbootydaddy515]

Great stuff. Beautiful photography.

[@dann551]

My wife and I just visited Spain in May 20th 2017 Sevilla, the Catedral de Santa Maria. Plaza de Espana as well, Favorite and most beautiful city of Spain It was amazingly beautiful and awesome, we enjoyed it very much!

[@denniscallan]

I can understand why you feel Sevilla is "favorite and most beautiful" in Spain, they have done a marvelous job making the best of their historic heritage, especially the pedestrian zone, Cathedral and Alcazar.

[@felicetanka]

a maddeningly glorious temple Cathedral. thank you.

[@n.sh.42]

Right now in Seville. Tomorrow morning going to the cathedral. Thank you for such a wonderful video.

[@jobertcalma2741]

I hope I could go someday in Andalucia , to witness this beauty of this Churches. This represents great work of Art , Very Interesting.

[@peterrealangel]

Very beautiful ... 💖

[@1billwill]

THANK YOU GREAT VIDEO.

[@AlonsoRules]

what an absolutely magnificent building

[@hinlee4610]

Thank you for uploading these travel videos. You have done a good service to the travelling public especially to those who have walking difficulties but still want to see the world.

[@Moonflower52]

Thank you....

[@TheTravelVlogger]

Awesome!

[@HertaHabermayer]

Very interesting...thank you :-)

[@diamondtran8331]

Good job, mate!

[@The_Lox]

Nice vid

[@TheVaughan5]

20 years ago when I last visited beautiful Seville it was mass tourist free. I fear this is probably no longer the case though maybe for a year of two post Covid it will be more like its old self :-) One of my top favourite cities.

[@Nicholas43]

I went there and I saw Cristophers columb grave
It was so cool

[@RolePlayVideosXoX]

Norm Macdonald, is that you? ;)

[@eexpmalful]

Noi Mcdonalls thank God.

[@islandbirdw]

All that stollen gold paid for this…….. it is impressive I’ve actually toured it, especially the humongous doors that were only opened for the King or Queen when they came to visit. To me looked to be 20 feet high. Only visible from the street outside. Inside many holy relics abound along with art work and of course the expansive church alters. The bell tower has a great view from above. It would be fabulous to hear the pipe organ there.

[@amenboughanmi5819]

It's not even build by catholics it's the grand mosque of Sevilla that turned by force into a cathedral

[@pepeluis7436]

@@amenboughanmi5819 no, informate mejor

[@andrzejszpak688]

@@amenboughanmi5819It is not the grand mosque, the grand mosque was destroyed in an earthquake. The cathedral was built on the site where the mosque used to be.

[@petarkandic3566]

Is it possible to light 783,137 candles on one place? For every word in the Holy Bible🙌❤️maybe floating on the sea by one? Maybe a engineer for draining the melted wax as it wouldn’t spread if containee within a container or many containers together bringing us close to the number so envirnonmental organization would be a question to answer if you’re the person choosing where and which part should be located precisely

[@sofianbio4997]

Pls can u show me Seville university

[@andrewashdown3541]

The plans comparing St Peters + Seville are wrongly-scaled; Seville is 452 ft long, i.e. the same length approx. as St Peters transept width; these plans do not reflect that - Seville should be bigger

[@theodesfael]

Ia that Cordoba Mosque?

[@Yasin_2312]

Cordoba Mosque is different

[@freetube5304]

Sometimes I ask myself is Christianity really a Monotheistic religion or a Polytheistic.

[@islandbirdw]

Pretty deep thought, you aren’t the typical YTer

[@HM-kw1zq]

What about The mosque of sevilla that build by moroccans

[@alvinyoung9125]

why do people lie or don't no what they are talking about the first house or mosque built if you will is the kaba built by Abraham and his son Ismeal

[@user-qc9tc5vg2f]

How they transformed the beautiful mosque of giralda

[@user-qc9tc5vg2f]

تبا لهم

[@Yasin_2312]

@solitary shutup

[@Yasin_2312]

@solitary calling 1.9B people terrorists? Funny guy