Tower Schindler

Tower Schindler is a modern observation structure on Isla de La Cartuja with multiple viewing levels offering views across Seville. The design allows visitors to see how the city spreads from the river through neighborhoods and out to the surrounding landscape.

The structure was built in 1989 and opened for the 1992 World Exposition when Seville undertook major development projects on this island. It stands as part of a broader transformation that moved the city into the modern era.

The tower stands within the Navigation Pavilion complex, where displays tell stories about Seville's role as a river port and the vessels that once traveled these waters. You can sense how deeply maritime commerce shaped the city's growth and character.

The tower is located on Isla de La Cartuja, an exposition site easily accessible by public transport from the city center. The viewing platforms work best on clear days when the visibility extends far enough to see distant neighborhoods and landmarks.

The tower was a landmark of the 1992 exposition and symbolized Seville's desire to reinvent itself as a forward-thinking port city. Many visitors miss that the structure itself is a notable architectural work of the late 1980s, blending different design approaches into one coherent form.

Location: Seville

Inception: 1989

Architects: Guillermo Vázquez Consuegra

Official opening: 1992

Floors above the ground: 18

Elevators: 2

Part of: Pabellón de la Navegación (Sevilla)

GPS coordinates: 37.39330,-6.00714

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:46