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Sevilla buildings unfit to be afraid of heights

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By on 18/06/2018

Although Sevilla has maintained for many years the rule that the construction of new buildings could not exceed the Giralda, advancing the architecture of the city has been unable to be stopped for much longer and has made the construction of new buildings that break with their environment as in the case of Sevilla Torre known as Pelli Tower. This building has been, and continues, full of controversy as endangered Sevilla as the title of World Heritage City. Luckily in the end he was not taken.

 

1. Sevilla Torre 180,5 meters high.

 

 

2. Alamillo Bridge with 140 meters high.

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Image source: Spain Attractions

 

 

3. Quinto Centenario Bridge with 120 meters high.

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Source: sevilla.dnsalias.com

Surely you would like to know Why they tell you this bridge Paquito?

 

 

4. Giralda in Seville with 101,5 meters high. Worth climbing all those hills and admire the city of Sevilla bird's eye view.

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5. Towers Plaza of Spain with 74 meters high.

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Spain Square

 

 

6. Torre de los Remedios with 66 meters high.

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Image source: Web Torre de los Remedios

 

 

7. Torre Schindler banks of the Guadalquivir with 65 meters high.

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Source of image Wikipedia

 

 

8. Torres de la Buhaira with 57 meters high.

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Image source: av_fenix

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