Official site
http://www. alcazarsevilla. org
Official tourism website of Seville
http://www. visitasevilla. es/en/lugar-interes/royal-alcazar-seville-real-alcazar
On the Alcazar website it is possible to buy entrance tickets in advance, but for a certain time. Tickets go on sale 3 months before the date of the visit.
Alcazar translated from Arabic fortress or fortified castle. The Alcazar was originally founded by the Moors and the first palace was built during the reign of the Almohads. The beginning of laying the Moorish fortress dates back to the 10th century. The construction of the modern palace was started in 1364 by the Catholic King Pedro I of Castile. The Alcazar is one of the finest examples of Mudé jar architecture, which is a mixture of Moorish architecture, Gothic and Renaissance art. The palace is still the official residence of the royal family in Seville, so the rooms on the second floor are closed or require a visit at a strictly defined time, accompanied by a guide.
More information can be found on the website.
http://www. alcazarsevilla. org
Official tourism website of Seville
http://www. visitasevilla. es/en/lugar-interes/royal-alcazar-seville-real-alcazar
On the Alcazar website it is possible to buy entrance tickets in advance, but for a certain time. Tickets go on sale 3 months before the date of the visit.
Alcazar translated from Arabic fortress or fortified castle. The Alcazar was originally founded by the Moors and the first palace was built during the reign of the Almohads. The beginning of laying the Moorish fortress dates back to the 10th century. The construction of the modern palace was started in 1364 by the Catholic King Pedro I of Castile. The Alcazar is one of the finest examples of Mudé jar architecture, which is a mixture of Moorish architecture, Gothic and Renaissance art. The palace is still the official residence of the royal family in Seville, so the rooms on the second floor are closed or require a visit at a strictly defined time, accompanied by a guide.
More information can be found on the website.
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