SpainThe Walls of Seville are defensive fortifications surrounding Seville's Old Town, originally constructed during the Roman period[1]. Over centuries, they were maintained and modified by Visigothic, Islamic, and Castilian rulers[1]. The walls remained largely intact until the 19th century, when they were partially demolished following the 1868 revolution[1]. Remaining sections can still be seen near the Alcázar and in the Macarena neighborhood[1].
Walls of Seville
Also known as: murailles de Séville, Muralhas de Sevilha, Muralhas de Sevilla, Murallas comprendidas entre la Puerta de Córdoba y la Macarena, Murallas de Sevilla, murallas de Sevilla illojuan, Sevilla Surları, Стены Севильи, Սևիլյայի պատեր, セビリアの城壁, 塞維亞城牆
| Type | Wall |
|---|---|
| Period | 500 BC - 1 AD |
| Country | Spain |
| Coordinates | 37.4021° N, 5.9865° W |