Explore tiled halls, carved arches and fountain-filled gardens in Europe's oldest royal palace still in use. A reserved timed ticket spares you the ticket-office queue.
The Alcázar has been reshaped by almost every ruler of Seville, from Moorish emirs to Castilian kings, and the result is a dazzling mix of styles. The Palace of Pedro I, built by Muslim craftsmen for a Christian king, is the highlight, with the Courtyard of the Maidens and the gilded Hall of the Ambassadors.
Beyond the palace lie acres of gardens, with pavilions, pools, orange trees and peacocks. Your reserved ticket gives entry at your chosen time; once inside you can explore at your own pace.
Enter through the Puerta del León at your reserved time.
Explore the courtyards and halls at the heart of the complex.
Wander the gardens, pools and pavilions.
Puerta del León, Patio de Banderas, Seville.The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.
Open in Google MapsYes, the upper floors are used as an official residence, which is why the Alcázar occasionally closes.
Plan at least two hours; garden lovers may stay longer.
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