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Probably a golden tile cover gave the name him of the Tower of Gold. Also another version exists that relates it to the color of the hair of a beautiful lady, to whom the king Don Pedro locked up in the tower, taking advantage of that his husband was in the war.
At the present time a naval museum with engravings is in its interior, charts, old scale models, instruments to navigate and historical documents. In her an image of the naval history of Seville draws up, of the importance of the Guadalquivir and of the numerous track of marines I illustrate.
From the stop it can contemplate to a pretty Vista of the Guadalquivir River and the Bridge of Isabel II.
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