For 10 points, identify this Spanish city home to a royal Alcazar, the capital of Andalusia.
A church in this city hangs a stuffed crocodile above its Door of the Lizard and features a horseshoe arch on its Door of Forgiveness. A structure in this city houses the Antiquarium and was designed by Jurgen Mayer-Hermann. That edifice supposedly resembles six giant interconnected honeycombed mushrooms. This city used Finnish birch to construct the largest wooden structure in the world, the Metropol Parasol. The Cathedral of St. Mary of the See in this city is the second-largest cathedral in the world, and it is located next to the (*) Giralda bell tower, which was originally designed as a minaret. It's not Granada or Segovia, but a mudejar-style fort in this city contains a domed Hall of Ambassadors and The Courtyard of the Maidens. For 10 points, identify this Spanish city home to a royal Alcazar, the capital of Andalusia.
A church in this city hangs a stuffed crocodile above its Door of the Lizard and features a horseshoe arch on its Door of Forgiveness.
Seville, Spain [or Sevilla, Spain]