Visit to Royal Alcázar
I visited the Palace in mid-March, bought a ticket in advance on the site, it costs 1 Euro more, but you can choose the time of the visit and therefore do not need to stand in the General queue. As the guidebooks say, it takes at least three hours to visit the Alcazar, but my style of sightseeing usually requires one and a half to two times more time, so I wanted to get there as early as possible. I bought a ticket about a month in advance, but on the day I needed it, the available time started at 11: 00, although it was far from the tourist season. When I arrived at the Lion gate, I saw a huge queue, and even having a ticket with the time, I stood for about 20 minutes.
Puerta del León
The main gate of the Alcazar Puerta del León is located on the Plaza del
Triunfo, opposite the southern facade of the Archivo de Indidas. The
ticket office is located in the Patio Banderas, the entrance to which is
located in the eastern corner of the square...read more 
Hall of Justice (Sala de la Justicia)
It was built by Alfonco XI in the mid-fourteenth century. The room is
decorated with plaster work which shows a schematic nature. It joins
elements of Muslim tradition and Castilian emblems: the coat-of-arms of
Castile-Leon and the Order of the Band...read more
Patio del Yeso
El Patio del Yeso was discovered by the Architect Tubino during the late
nineteenth century. It consists of a rectangular courtyard with a
center pool around which the rooms are distributed...read more
Courtyard of Monteria
After passing through the Patio de Leon, we will enter the main
courtyard of Alxar. Initially, participants of the royal hunt gathered
at this place, so its name translates as "the court of Hunters". The
architectural ensemble of the courtyard began to take shape in the
second half of the 14th century, during the reign of King Pedro I...read more
Facade of Peter I Paclace
The Palace of King Pedro I, is the great contribution Mudejar to the
Alcazar of Seville (1364-1367). The facade of this great palace unfolds
in the Patio de la Montería as a great altarpiece...read more
Palacio de Pedro I
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Cuarto del Almirante
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Estanque de Mercurio
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Galería del Grutesco
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Fuente de Neptuno and Around
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Pabellón de Carlos V
This pavilion is built in honor of the marriage of Emperor Charles V and
Isabella of Portugal. It has its origin in a Muslim qubba and mixes the
traditional Mudéjar style with the Renaissance...read more
English Gardens
The garden got its name because the author of its project was the wife
of King Alfonso XIII, Princess Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg, who was
of English descent, she was born in Scotland and was the granddaughter
of Queen Victoria...read more
Jardín del Laberinto
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Jardín de los Poetas
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Palacio Gotico
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