San Pedro Church

The Cathedral of Seville, Spain, is full of Arab and Catholic elements throughout the city of Seville. The cathedral is Gothic in appearance, very gorgeous, and beautifully set up inside, especially the relief of the main entrance of the church.

Carmona is a very beautiful Spanish town, it is very close to Selivia, about an hour's drive by bus. The streets of this town are very small, pedestrians are very rare, there are almost no tourists. The town is mostly white-walled yellow church, unique.

Carmona is a beautiful white town! Usually tourists are not here, you can relax here in the exotic town to enjoy the southern European style. For transportation, you can take the casal company's M124 bus to Carmona for about an hour near the Sanbernando subway station in Seville. Return to the car opposite the drop-off.

Camona is about 30 kilometers east of Seville, a white town mixed with Roman and Arab styles. The whole town was a bit gloomy, the buildings that were already full of traces of time became more and more classical, the narrow streets were sparsely populated, and only the occasional flowers on the walls added a little anger.