Seville Cathedral

Seville Cathedral is the world's third-biggest cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the final resting place of Christopher Columbus, a colonial explorer.

Seville Cathedral is a magnificent gothic construction with a total area of 11,520 square meters, second only to London's St Paul's Cathedral and Rome's St. Peter's in terms of size. When it comes to volume, some even contend that it is the largest.

The cathedral, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1987, is an extraordinary historic monument where visitors can experience the tremendous magnitude of the architecture from inside, notably its central nave, which stands at a towering forty meters. The magnitude of Seville Cathedral alone, with its elaborate, gold-laden interiors and eighty chapels, is quite a sight, especially when combined with the richness of architectural influences, spanning from Gothic to Baroque to Mudejar.

The tomb of Christopher Columbus is also a popular tourist attraction, with visitors flocking to see the famed explorer's final resting place.

Location: Sevilla, Spain