Cathedral

From the Plaza de la Marina, the Calle Molina Larios leads into the Old Town, which is commanded by the house of prayer.

With its twin-transcend exterior, this pretentious sixteenth-century building remains on the site of a prior mosque. Guests are stunned by the finely proportioned inside and feeling of openness.

The house of prayer's Capilla del Rosario the third sanctuary in the south walkway is enhanced with a sketch of the Virgin with Saints by Alonso Cano.

In the Capilla de Los Reyes the main choir house of prayer on the right and on the left-hand divider are stooping figures of the Catholic Monarchs by Pedro de Mena.

This church likewise contains the statuette of the Virgin, which Ferdinand and Isabella conveyed to them on their military crusades.

The advanced sacrificial stone in the Capilla Mayor highlights Passion scenes of 1580.

The choir is particularly vital with its impeccably cut seventeenth century slows down.

The 40 cut wooden statues of holy people were crafted by Pedro de Mena and José Micael.

Travelers may climb the 86-meter-high North Tower to take in mind-blowing all-encompassing perspectives.