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img:m:La Iglesia de San Luís de los Franceses from My Window

m posted March 01, 2008

There are dozens of churches, cathedrals, and chapels of historical or architectural significance in downtown Sevilla alone. This visage of La Iglesia de San Luís de los Franceses, along with the main Cathedral, are what define Seville for me.

This photo was taken from my apartment in the Macarena district. This was both the sight I saw every day out my window and my means of navigating the ancient twisting streets of the neighborhood.