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The Palace of San Telmo (1682) is one of the best examples of the Seville baroque style. The cream front portal houses a statue of St. Telmo holding a ship and charts. Formerly a marine university it now houses the Andalucian regional government.

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Andalucía Image The Palace of San Telmo, Andalucía

The Palace of San Telmo (1682) is one of the best examples of the Seville baroque style. The cream front portal houses a statue of St. Telmo holding a ship and charts. Formerly a marine university it now houses the Andalucian regional government.

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