En la escalinata que le precede, y a las puertas de la Torre del Oro, podemos ver dos deteriorados cañones de bronce que fueron fabricados allá por el siglo XVII.
A pesar de ser los cañones de algún galeón español lo que nos llama la atención, éstos no se encuentran bien conservados. En su interior se alberga el Museo Naval de Sevilla, en el que se pueden contemplar con detenimiento fósiles marinos, mecanismos relacionados con las artes náuticas, brújulas, cuadros y grabados de arte de tema marino, documentos que han hecho Historia.
Se podría destacar un cañón renacentista del siglo XVI, anclas y planos del río Guadalquivir del siglo XIX .
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In the perron that precedes and, on the verge of the Tower of the Gold, we can see two damaged cannons of bronze that were made as far back as the 17th century.
In spite of being the cannons of some Spanish galleon what called us the attention, they are not well preserved.
Seville´s Naval Museum is inside, so can be contemplated thoroughly marine fossils, mechanisms related to the nautical arts, compasses, pictures and engravings arts of marine topic, documents that have done History.
It might emphasize a Renaissance cannon of the 16th century, anchors and planes of the river Guadalquivir of the 19th century.
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