The Court of the Dolls and the Court of Stucco can be found in one of this city's palaces.
Pierre Chaunu wrote a 12-volume study of this city and the Atlantic economy. The Court of the Dolls and the Court of Stucco can be found in one of this city's palaces. This city contains the largest wood structure in the world, whose appearance is likened to that of waffles and was designed by Jurgen Mayer. This home of the Metropol Parasol held a monopoly on trade with the (*) New World for a few centuries, earning this city its nickname of "Gateway to the Indies." The Giralda was a minaret that was converted into a bell tower for a large gothic cathedral in this city, one of several that claims to be the burial place of Christopher Columbus. The legend of  ► Don Juan is set in this city, which is located on the Guadalquivir River. For 10 points, name the fourth largest city in Spain, the capital of Andalusia.
Pierre Chaunu wrote a 12-volume study of this city and the Atlantic economy.
Seville [or Sevilla]