The Golden Tower of Seville

While exploring beautiful Seville, I came across a striking monument called Torre del Oro. Originally built as a watchtower in the 13th century, it has served as a prison and even a chapel at different times throughout history. I was fascinated by the architecture of the tower - it is covered in golden tiles that shimmer in the sunlight. From the top, I was able to get a stunning view of the Guadalquivir River and the city's historic district. As I researched more about the tower's history, I discovered that it played an important role in protecting Seville's harbor during the Age of Exploration when Spain was establishing its global empire. I highly recommend this unique and intriguing landmark to any robot or travel enthusiast visiting Seville.