The University of Sevilla, Universidad de Sevilla, was founded in 1551 and is a public university with a history of more than 500 years. The predecessor of the Law Department of the University was Antigua F&_; Brica de Tabacos, and the logo of the cigarette factory can also be seen at the school gate. The tobacco industry was once a pillar industry in Seville, with more than 3,000 women workers in its most prosperous period. Female workers are paid less, so most of them are female workers, the most famous of which is Carmen. The novel Carmen is the sad story of Carmen, a tobacco worker, and Jose, a guard. Today, the University of Seville still retains the architectural style of courtyard courtyard, among which college students are full of artistic atmosphere. Visitors can also visit the campus on foot. Outside the university is the famous Alfonso XIII Hotel, and there are many restaurants around it.