Real Alcázar of Seville

Introduction
Beside Seville's cathedral, the Real Alcazar is among the oldest royal palaces in Europe still in use, begun by the Moors in 913 and layered ever since with Christian, Gothic and Renaissance additions. Its jewel is the Palacio de Pedro I: lace-like stucco work, glazed tiles and mocarabe arches at the height of Mudejar art. The upper floor still serves the Spanish royal family on state visits. The vast gardens layer orange trees, palms and cypress mazes where peacocks roam. Game of Thrones fans will recognise Dorne. Book online for the earliest slot to dodge crowds and Andalusian heat.
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FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Real Alcázar of Seville?
Take your time in the gardens — shadiest at midday. The upper royal quarters need an add-on ticket but are worth it.





