Alcázar of Seville: The Hidden Gem of City

A must-see landmark in Seville, the Alcázar was once the residence of the Spanish monarchy and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A tribute to the splendor of the Spanish Renaissance is its beautiful architecture, lush gardens, and intricate courtyards. Awe-inspiring designs and vibrant colors are a particular feature of the Alcázar, where visitors can gain insight into the Spanish monarchy by exploring its many rooms, chambers, and corridors. In addition to the artifacts and artworks, the palace offers an insight into the royal family's lives. A romantic stroll or picnic in the gardens of the Alcázar is a perfect way to enjoy the breathtaking beauty and fascinating history of this iconic landmark.

What to Expect On Your Guided Tour

The tour will begin at the main monument area of Sevilla, where you’ll be provided a history of the city and the site, and see the first remains of this palace complex, nowadays out of business. Followed by this, enter the Alcazar and learn everything about the Justice Room and the Palace of Plaster. With experts by your side, marvel and learn all about the decorations used in rooms and get a chance to see the House of Trade and the Admiral's Room. Stop now at the Mudejar Palace, a mix of Moorish and Christian styles from the 1300s.

Your last stop at the insightful tour will be the Gothic Palace, the first Christian building built after the Reconquest. After completing the 2 hours guided tour at Maria Padilla Baths, you will have all the time to explore the stunning Alcazar gardens.