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La Macarena in Sevilla

By: Jakob Jelling



La Macarena is a typical Spanish neighborhood, full of
traditional spots and characteristics which turn it into a very
attractive place for tourists. This neighborhood is located
towards the northern area of Sevilla, one of the most attractive
regions of the country. This spot is among the main ones
tourists should try to visit while being in Sevilla. 

One of the most interesting things to see in La Macarena is the
Old Walls. The Old Walls of La Macarena date from as long ago as
the year 1136 and, until the XIX century, they would surround
the entire city turning Sevilla into a fortified town. Nowadays
just a part of these walls remain unchanged and they are an
iconic spot of the town.

Near by the Old Walls, there is another interesting attraction
in this neighborhood: La Macarena de la Esperanza. La Macarena
de la Esperanza is one of the main religious icons of Sevilla.
Near the Macarena de la Esperanza there also are several
churches and other religious constructions which could be very
interesting not only to those attracted by the religion but also
to those who enjoy observing buildings from an architectonic
point of view.

La Alameda is another one of the main attractions this
neighborhood offers its visitors and is one of the central spots
of the area, surrounded by many restaurants, shops, pubs and
discos among others. The Alameda, built in 1575, is a popular
area surrounded by trees and showing some unique Roman columns
along with statues of Hercules and Caesar. 

The Monasterio de San Clemente is one of the main spots visitors
who enjoy interesting constructions or antique art works should
meet since it exhibits different pieces such as frescoes from
the XVI century. Also, the Iglesia de San Marcos or San Marcos
Church should not be missed since it shows a unique appearance
and a typical Gothic style can be observed in it. The Convento
de Santa Paula is another antique construction tourists can meet
in La Macarena, and even visit its interior since, most of the
times, it opens its doors to those who wish to enter.


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