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Located in the centre of town, close to the convents of San Leandro and Santa Maria de Jesus, the Rey de Baeza is an extremely appealing and highly individual hotel.
The old buildings in which the hotel is housed were constructed in the 18th century on the site of a house which was a gift from King Ferdinand III to the King of Baeza. The 41 bedrooms, which were originally designed to keep out the summer heat, have slate floors and lead off open corridors and galleries surrounding three courtyards, giving it a Spanish colonial atmosphere. There is a small rooftop summer swimming pool, a restaurant, a library and a beautifully furnished card room.
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Seville’s imposing Gothic cathedral is the largest in the world and is home to the tomb of Christopher Columbus. The ticket also allows access to the top of the Giralda Bell Tower which offers the city’s best views. The Real Alcazar was originally a Moorish fort before becoming the Royal Palace of Seville. The Mudejar architecture is stunning and the majestic gardens rival those of the Alhambra in Granada.
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