Real Parroquia de Omnium Sanctorum

This guide to the Real Parroquia de Omnium Sanctorum in Seville starts with a 1254 charter from King Ferdinand the Third that turned the street outside into a taxable market, still trading today. It follows how the district was handed to a conquering knight who kept the standing mosque's tower rather than build fresh, and how local craftsmen under new Christian lords built the brick minaret that echoes the Giralda. Look up at the sebka lattice brickwork on the tower before you step inside.