A low-angle urban scene in Seville, Spain, depicts the Giralda bell tower of the Seville Cathedral centered under an overcast, light grey sky

A low-angle urban scene in Seville, Spain, depicts the Giralda bell tower of the Seville Cathedral centered under an overcast, light grey sky. The towering structure displays intricate Mudejar and Renaissance architectural details, culminating in the El Giraldillo weather vane statue at its apex. Its upper sections feature arched bell openings and decorative elements. To the left, dense green foliage of several orange trees, laden with numerous small, spherical, orange-colored fruits, partially frames the tower and obscures the lower ground level. The trees are predominantly silhouetted against the sky. To the right, a row of traditional Sevillian buildings rises, displaying multiple stories with white and cream facades, ochre-colored accents, and reddish-brown trim. These buildings feature dark, wrought-iron balconies, and some exhibit arched windows. Decorative white string lights or metalwork are strung overhead between the buildings and across the street, partially in front of the Giralda's mid-section. No people or active interactions are visible in the scene.