Giraldillo, Monument in Seville, Spain
Giraldillo is a 16th-century bronze sculpture located atop the Giralda in Seville, Spain.
Giraldillo, symbolic of faith and victory, was made shortly after the Reconquista signalling the end of Moorish rule.
Commemorating Christian triumph, Giraldillo is integral to the cultural identity of Seville.
Tourists can enjoy the panoramic view of Seville from Giralda where the statue stands.
The wind vane nature of Giraldillo makes it a unique architectural marvel.
Location: Seville
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