A model of Las Setas on display at the Antiquarium
Located on the La Encarnación square, Las Setas is one of the main tourist attractions in Seville. It is a strange wooden structure resembling a set of mushrooms. Visitors can climb and walk the paths on top and get a 360 degree view of Seville.
Officially known as Metropol Parasol, Las Setas was designed by the German architect Jürgen Mayer and completed in April 2011. It has six umbrella-like structures, known as parasols, and has four levels. The underground level houses a Roma-era museum, known as the Antiquarium. Level 1 is at the street level and level 2 and 3 are the upper floor with walkaways.
The image shows the model of the Las Setas on display at the Antiquarium.
Las Setas Images
– A street level view
– A street level view at night
– A street level view at night
– Walkways on the upper level terrace
– Upper level with walkways
– Model on display at the Antiquarium
– Space under the parasols
Related Pages and Posts
– Las Setas of Seville – A modern artistic structure in a historical city
– Seville Cathedral: An awe-inspiring architectural marvel
— Sala Capitular – The Chapter House of the Seville Cathedral
— Sacristía Mayor – The Main Sacristy of the Seville Cathedral
– La Giralda: A harmonious blend of Moorish and Renaissance architectural styles
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