Monumento a la Infanta María Luisa (Sevilla), Historical monument in Spain
Dedicated to Infanta María Luisa Fernanda, located in the Plaza de América.
Unveiled in 1911, symbolizing Seville's appreciation for the princess.
Infanta María Luisa donated lands which became public parks.
An important tourist spot within the María Luisa Park.
Features an iconic semicircular bench and ornamental ceramic tiles.
Location: Seville
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