The Real Alcazar of Seville, designated a World Heritage Site in 1987, next to the Archive of the Indies and Seville cathedral, is one of those places that will stay with you forever, as well as all the stories (whether real or made-up) that have taken place here. It has been the filming location for many movies and the series "Game of Thrones", where we can see Prince's Garden, the Maidens' Courtyard, the Admiral's Hall, the upper royal room or the Montería Courtyard.
The Real Alcázar of Seville was originally built in the Early Middle Ages, although some areas of Islamic art are preserved that impress with their delicacy. In any case, Mudejar art and the Gothic style predominate. In later stages, the Renaissance and Baroque elements were added. It was in the 14th century when King Don Pedro ordered the three Almohad palace buildings to be demolished to build a Mudejar-style palace, attached to the Gothic-style palace of Alfonso X, which was the Royal House. A palace that had already impressed even King Ferdinand III "The Saint" and one of the oldest in Europe. Over the centuries it has been the residence of the members of the Spanish Royal Family in Seville.
Currently, it is still intended for exclusive use of royalty, except for tourist visits. Accompanied by an official Naturanda guide, on our tour we will discover all the secrets and legends of the architectural complex and its lush gardens. We will walk through the different halls, rooms and courtyards of this amazing royal palace and discover magnificent corners of the palace such as the famous baths of María Padilla and the Mercury pond.
Corners full of secrets and legends that will be explained during the guided tour, which will end in the gardens of the Real Alcázar, so you can enjoy all its charms at your leisure