Universidad de Sevilla (Sevilla University)

With a long history, Universidad de Sevilla ranks the third in Spain and is one of the most famous public universities in Spain. It was founded by the archdeacon of Maese Rodrigo Fernandez de Santaella in the 15th century and was built in the area where the first European tobacco factory was located. The “old tobacco factory” is the second largest public architecture in Spain. Structurally, it features good air ventilation in its antechamber and courtyard. From the magnificent front elevation, a Baroque architecture is in sight.

Address: Calle San Fernando, 4, 41004 Sevilla

How to get there: Take Tram T1, and get off at Puerta de Jerez