City hall
Plaza de america
Pl. América, 41013 Sevilla
Three mock-historic pavilions in tiled Mudejar, Renaissance and Gothic dress ring a plaza thick with pigeons.
This guide to Plaza de America in Seville follows architect Anibal Gonzalez, who designed the square's three mismatched pavilions in Mudejar, Renaissance and Gothic style for the long-delayed Ibero-American Exposition, and died weeks after it finally opened. It traces the buildings' current lives as the Museum of Popular Arts and Customs, the Archaeological Museum and the Royal Pavilion, and the fountain nicknamed the Source of the Doves where pigeons still gather.
Audio guides are written and narrated by AI.