Museo Del Castillo De San Jorge

This free museum is located across the river in the Trina district (which is worth a visit in its own right) near the market. It's very small and won't take long to walk around, but it's a nice way to escape inside from the heat, and possibly learn something new. Described as a 'place of reflection', the site contains the remains of the Castillo San Jorge, which was the Spanish Inquisition's headquarters. The history of the Spanish Inquisition is truly fascinating, but something often overlooked by tourists.

The city is a very good place to go to the city. The city is a very good place to go to the city. The city is a very good place to go to the city. Only fort ruins are appreciated, but the abundant documentation allows visitors to understand the origin of the castle and its use by the fameful institution.

This small museum, located next to the market of Triana, contains the rests of what was the Castle of San Jorge.The entrance is completely free and contains videos and audios that help you understand the history of Sevilla and the stage of the Inquisition, since it was the headquarters and prison of the Spanish Inquisition for three centuries. In addition to visiting the museum, you will be able to see the ruins that are under the market.The visit is hard but I think it is essential.Try to go when it's day, because the lighting leaves a little to desire.