The geographical location of the University of Seville

This university with a history of nearly 500 years is located in Seville, a famous tourist city in Andalusia, Spain. Seville is the fourth largest city in Spain and the largest city in the south. It is an important city in economy, trade, tourism and culture. The streets of Seville are wide, beautiful, clean and well-afforested. There are many historical sites in this city. Among them, the cathedral is the symbol of the fortress city. The Islamic cultural heritage of the palace has important historical value. The whole building of Spain Square is semi-circular, with various tiles embedded outside, representing the original 58 provinces of Spain. The Art Museum was originally a monastery in 16 and 17 centuries. From 1838 to Seville Art Museum. Santa Cruz district was originally a Jewish residential area, and it is still the most distinctive and unique residential area in Seville. Jinta is a fortress-like building with Arabic style. Used to be the vault of gold.