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Located in Plaza de San Francisco, Seville's 16th century city hall is an impressive building with a very interesting façade and is well worth a visit, if only to view it externally. I happened upon it one evening while walking around the city and unfortunately it was closed, but tourists are allowed to enter, for which there is a small price.…
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Date of experience: July 2020
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Ayuntamiento (City Hall) is a building like no other. Situated in the city's Plaza Nueva, the Town Hall is a magnificent structure. This superb 16th century piece of art has seen time come and go and it still remains, ageless. The architecture is beautiful and it certainly makes this a sight you will want not to miss.…
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Date of experience: May 2019
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The City Hall is wonderful big building on the Plaza Nuevo that we came across on the walking tour. Construction started in 1527 as Seville was becoming an important trading city. It later incorporated a more neoclassical stylings in its facade.
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Date of experience: March 2019
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Most visitors will come across this building as they head towards Plaza Nueva but it’s interesting to walk round the complete building as architecture is different on either side (built in different periods). Certainly a grand looking building but as there’s no general public access I can’t comment on the interior.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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This is in San Francisco Square. It is now a gov't building with limited access. The outside holds the balcony where many speeches were delivered through the centuries. On one side is art deco block and other historic older buildings
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Date of experience: October 2019
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