[2025 Seville Attraction] Travel Guide for Royal Alcázar of Seville (Updated Jul)

#celebrateit Besides the intricate palace (check out the earlier post), the garden section of real alcazar is worth exploring too. Overall, you might really wanna vacant out 2 hours minimum for the entire real alcazar. Few crucial things to note before going to Real Alcazar of Seville: 1) book in advance - it’s easily to be sold out even not during peak seasons 2) bring your passport - admission ticket is associated with passport, no passport no entry 3) keep tight to the booked time slot - they only allowed 30 mins interval, and many google reviews mentioned about getting denied after being late 4) google maps “Lion Head entrance” - do not just search “real alcazar of Seville”, it would be close to 15min away from the real entrance, which could cause you late

We recommend the 7-day highlights of the Spanish-Portugal tour, with beautiful Atlantic scenery and Portugal’s unique old town atmosphere. We look forward to your exploration! Let’s experience the romantic style of Europe together! -- Traveling to Spain and Portugal is like walking into a long and vivid historical scroll 📜. The passionate bullfighting in Spain 🇪🇸 and the romantic seaside in Portugal 🇵🇹 both have strong regional colors and charms. From ancient castles 🏰 to enthusiastic bonfire parties 🔥, no matter what you are looking for, you can find it on this dancing trip to Spain and Portugal! -- 🎉Itinerary: DAY1: Plaza de España - Royal Palace of Madrid - Puerta del Sol - Plaza Mayor - Church of Our Lady of Pilar - Plaza de la Column Now we will experience the rich history and culture of Spain in Madrid, appreciate the exquisite architecture in front of us, and at the end of a fulfilling day, visit the Plaza de la Column in the evening! DAY2: Columbus Monument - Las Ramblas - Sagrada Familia - Camp Nou - Mozusi Olympic Stadium From the Columbus Monument to the Mozusi Olympic Stadium, now is the time to explore the modern face of Spain and experience the passionate Spanish style. DAY3: Municipal Square-Valencia Cathedral On this day we will walk around the Valencia Municipal Plaza to feel the charm of the city, and then visit the Valencia Cathedral located here. DAY4: Alhambra Palace Visit the Alhambra Palace, a cultural relic of nearly a thousand years, explore the long memories in the long history, and feel the mysterious atmosphere left by the Moors. DAY5: Ronda Bullring – Seville Cathedral – Seville Royal Palace – Maria Luisa Park – Golden Tower Cross the Ronda Bullring, Seville Cathedral, see the glory of history, and then enter Maria Luisa Park to enjoy a day of active life! DAY6: Cabo da Roca - Belem Tower - Monument to the Discoverers - Jeronimos Monastery - Pedro IV Square Now we will follow the footsteps of history, from Cabo da Roca to Pedro IV Square, it is a time travel! DAY7: Toledo Alcazar - the ancient city of Toledo On the closing day, we will walk around the ancient city of Toledo and explore the secrets of the Alcázar, which will bring a successful conclusion to this trip! -- Must-see tips for traveling: 1️⃣Visa information: You need a European Schengen visa when traveling to Spain and Portugal, remember to apply in advance so as not to affect your itinerary. 2️⃣ Airport transportation: Try to choose direct flights when traveling to avoid the inconvenience caused by connecting flights😪. 3️⃣January climate: Spain and Portugal have a warm winter in January❄️, with large temperature differences between morning and evening, so it is recommended to bring a thick coat🧥. -- Now that you have finished your continuous tour of Spain and Portugal, are you already eager to try it out? I wish you a happy journey and good food with you~👋

#palace #100 ways to travel #Sevilla, the capital of Andalusia in southern Spain, has many popular attractions, but if you want to talk about the architectural visibility, you must recommend the #Real Alcazar de Sevilla. This palace, which combines Islamic, Gothic and Renaissance styles, has a lot of history. It is not only the official residence of the Spanish royal family in Sevia, but it is also the filming location of the famous TV series #A Song of Ice and Fire! The Royal Palace of Seville is composed of two parts: the "Palace of Pedro I" and the "Alcazar Palace". It was modeled after the "Alhambra Palace" in Granada. No wonder it feels like a déjà vu. The multi-layered arches, wall carvings, promenade pools, and colorful arabesque wall tiles are full of Moorish style. In the vernacular, it is resplendent. Every room in the palace is extremely ostentatious, especially the coronation hall, with its carved wooden dome and gold inlays, which are so luxurious and exquisite that it is shocking! Of course, A Song of Ice and Fire was also filmed here. The palace garden is also another must-see attraction. It is an Islamic-style garden like a maze of corridors, with a sea of ​​neatly trimmed trees and tropical palms. Multiple scenes of #Game of Thrones were filmed here. Many fans came here to explore and check out each spot one by one. , quite interesting. #SpainTravel #Sevia #Andalusia #Royal Palace #100 Ways to Travel #Moorish #Spanish Royal Family

#familytrips2024 Beautiful palace and gardens. Would recommend getting a ticket in advance if you can. Magnificent and extensive site packed with historical and religious significance both Christian and Muslim. Beautiful stonework, tiles and architecture. A lovely place to spend 2-3 hours wandering the Palace and grounds. Spectacular and well worth a visit. The gardens are amazing! Our dream destination for our family trip is China as it's rich history, diverse culture, stunning landscapes, and delicious cuisine make it a captivating place to visit.

I heard that European countries would close their attractions, shops, and restaurants early on Christmas Eve to go home and celebrate. I planned to arrive in Seville on the 24th and go to the Spanish Square after checking in. It was just at sunset, with no tickets and time restrictions, which seemed like a perfect arrangement. Today is Christmas, all attractions are completely closed. This time in Seville, I have to leave some regrets. The palace and the cathedral are closed, and the plan to visit the great navigator Columbus can only be postponed. I can only wander around the streets, look at the exterior of the attractions and the street view, which also feels quite beautiful. The picture limit in the text is used up, a solid 20, and it seems not enough. Seville, the capital of Andalusia, has a long history. I once heard an Arab proverb: If you haven't been to Seville, you can't be considered well-traveled. The city, which has been built for more than 2000 years, has experienced the rule of six civilizations, leaving countless architectural treasures. Seville is a very special city, where the Romans, Arabs, Islam, and Christianity have all left some buildings. Seville is quite inclusive. In 1248, after Christianity defeated the Muslims and recaptured Seville, they directly used the mosque as a church until 1402. Then they rebuilt the church on the old site. After 100 years of hard construction, Seville Cathedral became the largest church in the world. Although the church is defined as Gothic, it still retains the original Islamic architectural features, such as the Giralda, which was transformed from the original mosque's minaret, and is now the symbol of Seville. The great navigator Columbus is buried here. The Royal Palace of Seville is a huge and beautiful palace. It's a bit regrettable that it can't be visited because of the holiday. Some people even say it can be compared to heaven. There is also a Golden Tower by the river, which is also one of the iconic buildings of Seville, Salvador Square, St. Jorge Castle, Santa Cruz Street, and the old bullring. There is an old bridge on the river - Isabel II Bridge. In short, the city layout and planning are very wonderful, the streets are clean and tidy, and it's pleasing to the eye no matter how you look at it. In addition to architecture, the origins of bullfighting and flamenco are related to Seville. There are many stories circulating here, which provide material for musicians. Musicians Mozart and Rossini have created 'The Marriage of Figaro', 'Carmen', 'Don Juan', and 'The Barber of Seville' based on the material of Seville. I didn't expect to encounter the Christmas holiday break. According to Chinese customs, holidays should be more welcoming to tourists. It still applies the old Arab proverb 'If you haven't been to Seville, you can't be considered well-traveled'. I thought my arrangement was perfect, but I still fell into the pit. Hehe🤭, the itinerary and hotel for the next part have been confirmed, so I have to give up and continue the next itinerary. Use the photos in the text to promote Seville. Maybe there will be a chance to come again in the future.

#celebratewithtrip #spooktaculartrip #sevilla #fallingforfall #realme #mytripvlog #solotrip #amazing Real Alcazar is just.. AMAZING! you have to go and see it by yourself. The views and gardens are comole lovely and they catch you, it’s never enough time because it’s always new too see. I completely recommend. You can get very nice food so close and can buy turist stuff with the neighbors of Real Alcazar. for me 10/10 !

The Real Alcazar is situated near the Seville Cathedral and the General Archive of the Indies in one of Andalusia's most emblematic areas. The palace is known for its tile decoration. The two tiles used are majolica and arista tiles. The Courtyard of Maidens was entirely paved in marble with fountains in the center, rooms are arranged around a long rectangle pool. The ambassador hall ceiling is a delight to watch, the circular panel is filled with small colorful polygons yarrange in a geometrical pattern that radiates outward from the star-like shape in the centre. The palace garden had the aesthetic function of bringing pleasure to the residents and visitors. The Alcazar was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987.

Getting There - This Royal Palace is located right in the city center of Sevilla. It is a really big area where you can walk around. It is easy to get there by car or taxi Attractions - There are many attractions. First if all the old monuments and the castle is very incredible. The wall ornaments and drawings on the ceiling represent the arabic and the spanish culture Hotels - There are many hotels in the area Food & Restaurants - Inside the castle there is a nice little cafe with a beautiful view on the park Shopping - At the end of the tour there is a museum shop #tripblazers #bucketlistreboot #mytripvlog #beachlife #gooutside #passionpassport #staycation #summervacation #awesomepic

The Alcazar (Royal Palace) of Seville is one of the city’s most enchanting, and most popular, historic monuments. Along with the Cathedral and Archive of the Indies, it is recognised as UNESCO World Heritage. Visitors can walk through magnificent salons boasting tiled walls and intricate plasterwork, courtyards with beautiful pools, and delightful gardens; parts of the palace are similarly awe-inspiring as the Alhambra, but on a smaller scale. If some areas looks familiar, that’s because several salons and parts of the garden were used as locations for Game of Thrones. Getting There - By taxi, tram or bus. But best to go by foot as it is near the city historical centre. Attractions - The amazing architecture. Hotels - Many hotels nearby to suit all budgets. Food & Restaurants - There in a restaurant and a cafe in the complex. Shopping - Souvenirs shopping is available in the complex. #alcazar #seville #spain

This is the Alcazar Palace. It is a palace built with tiles in the 16th century. It is famous for its many fountains and ornate arches:) When I went inside, the geometric patterns stood out. It looked like a bathroom because of the tiles. Haha On this day, I visited with a companion, which is the charm of traveling alone. We took pictures together and talked, so it was fun. #SpainTravel #SoloTravel #SevilleTravel #SummerCapture

Seville ‘Alcazar’ Alcazar is a place where you can see beautiful gardens and gorgeous patterns. These two things were very impressive, and I really liked the overall color of Alcazar. Alcazar was also booked in advance, and it was 4 euros for the student rate! #Spain travel #Small city travel #Trekking travel #Seville #Seville travel #Garden #With nature #Next time here #Life shot spot #Life travel destination #2019 travel #City travel

#外游 #sevia Although the Royal Palace of Seville is not very luxurious or splendid, the environment is very warm and lovely, and it looks great when taking photos. I recommend everyone to go there. #外游

#Overseas Travel #Sevilla Interesting fact is that the first time I saw a lemon tree in person was in the Royal Palace of Seville! The palace is quite large, and although its design is not the most luxurious, it does have an exotic feel. #Overseas Travel

When you travel to Spain, be sure to come to Seville. It is more than 4 hours drive from Granada to Seville, the fourth largest city in Spain, not only the capital of Andalusia, but also the capital of the province of Seville. Seville is located in the southern part of the Iberian Peninsula. The Guadalquivir River passes through the city. The buildings in the ancient city still retain the traces of the Moors ruled centuries ago. The valley is open and low, with an altitude of 100 meters below sea level. It is rich in fertile soil and has an average temperature of 20 degrees in summer. It is very comfortable. Compared to Barcelona, Barcelona, it is really a good holiday destination, soaking up the sun and watching the bullfighting are very comfortable. There is also a low price here, you can enjoy the food. There are many cultural relics and monuments. Remember to go to the Sebastian Bullring to watch the wonderful bullfighting, as well as the Plaza de Espaa. The Palace of Seville is a good miss. Tips: 1, major European cities and Madrid and Barcelona have daily flights to Seville. 5, Madrid has 15 high-speed trains to Seville every day, and Madrid to the E-5 highway to Seville.

When it comes to Seville, the last thing you can't miss is the Palace of Seville, which is known to many of us because of a super-hot American drama: the game of power, the atrium of the Royal Palace of Seville is the right to swim in Dorn. The location of the palace garden of the Martel family. The Seville Palace is the oldest royal palace in Europe and a world cultural heritage. It has been more than 1,000 years old. In this palace, you can see Gothic architectural elements and Islamic clay architecture at the same time, the most gorgeous of which is the magnificent ambassador's hall. Amazed at the diversity of the architectural style of the palace, spanning ten centuries, after several dynasties, constantly changing architectural style, it still retains the history and culture of the former dynasty and its architectural heritage. So the current palace can present a different style at the same time. Transportation: On the south side of the main church of Seville, tram T1 arrives at Archivo de Indias station, walk to open hours: October - March: Monday - Sunday 09

The Royal Palace of Seville is the oldest royal palace in Europe. It is a palace and a castle. It was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1987. The palace was built in 1181 and lasted for more than 500 years. Once as a royal palace of Islam and Catholicism, the Palace of Seville presents a mixture of different styles. The Pedro I Palace in the Royal Palace of Seville was built in the 14th century. Since the Catholic King Pedro I had a good relationship with the Islamic kings of Granada, the craftsmen who built the palace included both Christian craftsmen from Toledo and Arab craftsmen who participated in the construction of the Alhambra. Therefore, in this building, you can see Gothic architectural elements and Islamic clay architectural style at the same time, becoming a model of Mudejar architecture. It is also the location of the palace garden of the Martel family in Dorn in the TV series "Game of Thrones".

#TravelGuide #Seville ⸻ 🌿 The morning starts at Seville Cathedral My day in Seville started with a cup of coffee at a cafe near the cathedral on a sunny morning. After taking a sip of espresso and looking up, the majestic Seville Cathedral (Catedral de Sevilla) is right in front of me. When you climb up the Giralda Tower, the entire city is covered in red tiles. Like the view from Jeju Oreum, Seville seen from a high place was really special. The Guadalquivir River flowing beyond the bell tower And the white buildings sparkling in the sunlight. A morning where I felt that quiet emotion for a long time. ⸻ 🕌 Alcazar, a palace built on time Right next to the cathedral, the Alcazar Palace was a place where the air changed with just one step. A beautiful palace that mixes medieval Islamic style and European Renaissance. The mosaic-tiled corridors and the garden filled with sunlight were like a scene from a movie. The best part was the moment when I sat quietly under the arches without people, and spent some time quietly. It reminded me of the time I sat and rested on the Jeju stone wall road. A gorgeous yet peaceful space, A place you must visit slowly in Seville. ⸻ 🍽 Light lunch with local tapas After walking around the garden, I felt hungry, so I had a simple meal at a nearby tapas bar. Hamón, tortilla, and toast with prosciutto. With a glass of wine, My day in Seville felt a little more leisurely. ⸻ 🌸 A leisurely spoon at Plaza de España in the afternoon After lunch, I headed to Plaza de España. I had high expectations because it was such a famous place, but it exceeded my expectations. A semicircular building with no end in sight, tiles filled with elaborate details, and boats on the gently flowing canal. After walking for a while, I sat on a bench and waited for the sunset. Maria Luisa Park next to the plaza is also a must-see. As you walk between the shady tree paths like Jeju’s Bijarim, you can fully feel the leisurely atmosphere of southern Spain. ⸻ 🌇 Sunset on the riverside, evening with flamenco As the sun was setting, I went out to the Guadalquivir River and crossed the Triana Bridge. As the water turned orange, I realized that the end of the day was near. Dinner was at a small restaurant with a flamenco performance. The applause, guitar, and passionate dancing seemed to pound the heart of this city. Like that night when I heard the sound of waves at sunset in Jeju, it was a moment that left a lasting impression.

When visiting Seville, one must-see destination is the **Royal Alcázar of Seville (Real Alcázar de Sevilla)**🏰✨, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's highly recommended to book tickets in advance! As a popular spot, same-day tickets often involve long lines💡. Once inside, it feels like stepping into another world…🌈 The intricate geometric patterns of Islamic architecture, arches adorned with arabesques, sunlit courtyards, and fountains create a dreamlike royal palace atmosphere💫💠. The blend of Mudejar, Gothic, and Renaissance styles is so stunning that you'll want to keep admiring it forever✨. One particularly memorable spot was the "Courtyard of the Maidens (Patio de las Doncellas)"🌿. The reflection of the arches and columns on the water's surface was truly breathtaking, making you feel as if you've stepped into a painting📸🌊. Additionally, the palace is famous as a filming location for the drama 'Game of Thrones,' and you'll find yourself excitedly exclaiming, "Oh! This place!"⚔️🖤. Strolling leisurely, you'll also find solace in the serene garden area, where the chirping of birds resonates… This is a place filled with history, architecture, and beauty, leaving a lasting impression. If you're visiting Seville, this is an absolute must-see destination🌍.

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip 👑 Introduction to the Royal Alcázar of Seville (Japanese) The Real Alcázar de Seville is a royal palace in Seville, Spain, and is one of the oldest surviving royal palaces in Europe. It was originally built in the 11th century as a palace for the Islamic dynasty, and was later expanded and remodeled by Catholic kings. This palace is a masterpiece of architecture that represents the **Mudejar style (a fusion of Islam and Christianity)**, and decorations can be seen everywhere, making you feel as if you have entered the world of the Arabian Nights. 🌟 Points of Interest Patio de las Donsellas (Courtyard of the Maidens) This is the most beautiful courtyard located in the center of the royal palace, and its delicate sculptures and waterways create a tranquil atmosphere. It is also a popular photo spot. Tile decoration and arch patterns The walls and ceilings are decorated with colorful azulejos (ceramic tiles) and arabesque patterns, and the beauty of the work of art is apparent wherever you look. Gardens (Los Jardines) The vast gardens are decorated with palm trees, fountains, and paths, making them perfect for strolling. In spring and summer, the flowers bloom, making you feel like you're in a painting. Famous as a filming location for movies and TV dramas In the HBO drama "Game of Thrones," it appeared as the palace of the Kingdom of Dorne. 📍Access information Location: Patio de Banderas, s/n, 41004 Sevilla, Spain Opening hours: 9:30-19:00 (varies depending on the season) Admission fee: General: Approximately 13.50 euros (online reservations recommended) Time required: About 2-3 hours if you take your time

#EuropeGuide The Alcazar of Seville (Real Alcázar de Sevilla) is a representative landmark of the Andalusia region of Spain and is a historic palace designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 🔮Guide to the Alcazar Palace of Seville 📍Overview Name: Real Alcázar de Sevilla Location: City center of Seville, Andalusia, Spain UNESCO World Heritage Site: Registered in 1987 Architecture: A composite style combining Islamic Mudejar, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque Main Use: Former royal palace, currently used as a residence for the Spanish royal family when visiting Seville 🍁Admission Information Opening hours: October - March: 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM April - September: 9:30 AM - 7:00 PM Closed: January 1, January 6, Holy Week Thursday/Friday, December 25 Admission: General: approximately €13.50 Students (17-25), pensioners: approximately €6 Under 13: Free 🌳Learn about the Alcazar Palace of Seville

#summervacay #SummerVaca “Charmed by Spain — where every sunset tells a story, every street sings with soul. From the artistic heart of Barcelona to the flamenco pulse of Seville, and the sparkling shores of Ibiza, this journey was a mosaic of magic, memories, and Mediterranean bliss. Viva la vida! Exploring Gaudí’s wonders, getting lost in ancient alleys, dancing under moonlit skies, and savoring tapas that tasted like tradition. Every moment felt like a love letter to life — passionate, colorful, and unforgettable. Spain, you’ve taken a piece of my heart, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.”

✨Seville Fairytale Map! Top 3 Must-Visit Gems Guide Hey travel buddies! If you want to experience Spain's romance and charm, Seville is a must-visit! Today let's explore three breathtaking landmarks: Torre del Oro, Real Alcázar de Sevilla, and Plaza de España – every shot looks like a movie scene! 🏰 Torre del Oro (Golden Tower) Address: Paseo de Cristóbal Colón, s/n, 41001 Sevilla 🕙 Hours: Tue-Sat 9:30-19:45, Sun 9:30-15:45, closed Mon This golden-hued military watchtower once guarded Seville. Climb to the top for panoramic views of the Guadalquivir River, where sparkling waters meet picturesque riverside architecture. The tower houses a maritime museum showcasing Seville's glorious nautical history through ancient charts and artifacts – history buffs will love it! 🏰 Real Alcázar de Sevilla (Royal Alcázar) Address: Patio de Banderas, s/n, 41004 Sevilla 🕙 Hours: Nov-Feb 9:30-17:00; Mar/Oct 9:30-18:00; Apr-Sep 9:30-19:00 One of Europe's oldest royal palaces and a Game of Thrones filming location (Dorne's Water Gardens)! This architectural masterpiece blends Mudéjar, Gothic and Renaissance styles. Wander through courtyards with tinkling fountains and floral splendor, marveling at exquisite mosaics and carvings. You'll feel transported to a medieval fairytale – don't miss photo ops at the Water Gardens! 🕌 Plaza de España (Spain Square) Address: Av. de Isabel la Católica, s/n, 41004 Sevilla 🕙 Hours: Open 24/7 Seville's most Instagram-worthy spot! This massive semicircular plaza features vibrant tiled benches depicting Spain's provinces, with a central fountain creating rainbows in sunlight. Take a horse-drawn carriage ride or row a boat for unique perspectives. At sunset, the golden glow creates magical night photography opportunities! Pack this guide and start your dreamy Seville adventure! ✨

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#Rainy season destinations #Spain destinations #sevilla 📞Hello Hello, hear and answer ✨️Welcome to the oldest palace in Europe that is still in use ✨️Explore a place where history and art have merged since the 11th century to the present ✨️Discover unique architectural styles, exotic gardens and cultural heritage that continue to captivate tourists from around the world ✨️Currently used for various events Open daily 9:00-19:00 Entrance fee 600 baht

#Rainy season attractions #Spain attractions #sevilla 📞Hello Hello, I heard and answered A place you must not miss, the Royal Alcazar of Seville, because in addition to its beautiful mixed Mudejar and Gothic styles that captivate the heart, this palace was also a World Heritage Site in 1987. ✨️ Along with the Cathedral of Seville and the Archives of the Indies 📞It also appeared in the famous HBO TV series "Game of Thrones". ✨️For those who love taking pictures📸, I must say that if you come here, you will definitely get beautiful pictures. Open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/HdK4hYJQqroB9PAc6

#Rainy season attractions #Spain attractions 📞Hello Hello, I heard and answered ✨️Today, I visited The Royal Alcazar of Seville, another palace that you should book in advance. ✨️It is an old palace that is still in use today. The architectural style is similar to the Alhambra, which is Moorish art with bright colors. ✨️It is outstanding with tall palm trees (they say that it is a type that can only be found here). It is one of the filming locations for the series Game of Thrones. Open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Entrance fee 600 baht 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/a5sojFhm2KGMcfiP8

#Rainy season attractions #sevilla #Spain attractions 📞Hello Hello, I heard and answered Alcázar of Seville, officially known as the Royal Alcázar of Seville (Spanish: Real Alcázar de Sevilla or Reales Alcázares de Sevilla) ✨️It is an old royal palace in Seville, Spain, originally a fortress during the time when Spain was still Muslim. ✨️Construction began in the 10th century and became a larger palace complex by the Abbadian and Almohad dynasties. ✨️After the Castiles occupied the city in 1248, the place was gradually rebuilt and replaced with new palaces and gardens. ✨️One of the most important palaces and gardens is the Mudejar style palace, which is exquisitely decorated and built by King Pedro I. Open daily Admission fee 600 baht 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/jj618HeCBwrZExp68

#EuropeanGuide 🏰Let's go on a trip to Spain and Portugal in Southern Europe It takes about 14 and a half hours to fly and enter Barcelona Arrive at night, rest at the hotel after entering Barcelona 1️⃣Day 1 ☘️The first reason to go to Barcelona: Visit Gaudi's Sagrada Familia Cathedral, Casa Mila Casablanca, and Park Guell 🌳Sagrada Familia Cathedral (Sagrada Familia Cathedral) The exterior of the cathedral, Gaudi's best work, was amazing The detailed carvings and high towers seemed to show the greatness of architecture that is difficult to explain However, when I entered the cathedral, I was speechless and the sacredness that was difficult to express came over me even without religion I just looked at the light coming through the stained glass, the sculptures and pillars inside the white cathedral, and the beautiful sculptures on the high ceiling 🌲Caramilla Casablanca The characteristics of Gaudi's architecture are well expressed Buildings 🌴 Guell Park A luxury urban housing complex built by Gaudi Architecture that utilizes natural curves and baby-like buildings like a fairytale park. Even the tile chairs were made with an eco-friendly composition, making it a comfortable space ☘️ Moving to Montserrat, a monastery on a cliff near Barcelona Taking a mountain train up to the monastery 🌳Montserrat Monastery It has a black statue of the Virgin Mary and a cathedral with a steep cliff behind it, giving it a magnificent charm There is also a very tall olive tree, so there is a space to light candles in a beautiful and devout manner 🌲Rest at a hotel Moving to Valencia the next day 2️⃣Day 2 🌳Move to Granada to see the Alhambra Palace and tour the city at night 🌲Alhambra Palace A palace built during the Islamic rule, with elaborate tile carvings and arabesque patterns that adorn the architecture Nazarie Palace and Carlos V Palace There are the Generalife Gardens, etc. The Islamic-style palace seen in Europe was new and cool, and looking down at the Albaicín district, it was a good experience to feel the lives of the old people 🌴It was fun to take a night tour of Granada city, eat tea and dessert, and look around the souvenir shops Be careful walking along the streets with old buildings and polished stone pavements 3️⃣Day 3 🌳Move to Ronda, located on a cliff, takes about 2 and a half hours 🌲Ponte Nuevo A bridge connecting the old city and the new city, crossing the valley The view when you enter Ronda is wow! It was so beautiful that I could see the serpents coming out of their shells There were houses on high cliffs, there was a cafe, and a stream flowing below Across the bridge, the buildings of souvenir shops and ice cream shops were both pretty, and the rounded street trees had orange-like fruits hanging on them, which was also a very pretty sight It was a shame that I didn't have time to stay long 🌳Move to Seville, 2 hours 🌲Seville Square, a square decorated with tiles with historical events 🌴Seville Cathedral, the largest cathedral in Spain, and the Tomb of Columbo 🌳Watching a flamenco show The flashy sound of shoes and flamenco dancing were the coolest and most fun shows I've seen during my trip The quality was so good that I couldn't take my eyes off the whole time I was watching while drinking a drink 4️⃣Day 4 🌲Move to Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, about 6 hours 🌳Jeronimos Monastery, in the port of Lisbon Located monastery 🌴Balen Tower, originally a place to monitor foreign ships entering and leaving and to go through customs procedures, currently used as a museum 🌲It was fun to wait in line to buy the Pastad Balam egg tarts, and they were delicious 🌳Move to Cabo da Roca, takes about 1 hour 🌴Famous as the westernmost point of the European continent There is a lighthouse and a cross tower on the steep cliff of Cape Roca, and the cliffs and the sea are beautiful The road up to Cape Roca was also beautiful with pretty Mediterranean houses and streets 🌲Move to Fatima, the place of the Virgin Mary's apparitions, takes 2 hours 🌳Visit the Fatima Cathedral The Fatima Cathedral, with its wide square, is a holy place visited by many pilgrims due to the apparitions of the Virgin Mary 5️⃣Day 5 🌴Move to Toledo, the old city of Spain, takes about 5 hours 🌲Toledo, the old capital of Spain Roman times There are various relics from Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. The view from the Alcazar fortress, where you can see the entire city of Toledo at a glance, is beautiful and it was a wonderful place that gave the illusion of time travel to the Middle Ages. Take the escalator up to the city and start sightseeing. Buy souvenirs on the street and admire the beautiful old buildings. 🌳Toledo Cathedral The interior of the cathedral, with its gorgeous ceiling murals and sculptures, was so beautiful that I was speechless. 6️⃣Day 6 Depart for Madrid, the capital of Spain. Takes 1 hour. 🌳Royal Palace of Madrid This is a Baroque-style royal palace that is currently used as a museum and guest house. 🌲Madrid Plaza Mayor In the center of the square is an equestrian statue of Felipe III. It is a lively street lined with cafes, bars, and souvenir shops. 🌴Prado National Museum One of the world's three major art museums, you can see the works of Velazquez and Goya. Many masters There are artworks and sculptures, and it's so big that I almost got lost, so follow me carefully 🌳 Real Madrid Football Stadium Bungmun Although I didn't watch the Nyabu, it was fun to look around and stop by the football memorabilia store to see the uniforms and scarves 7️⃣ Seventh day 🌳 Take a night flight from Madrid Barajas International Airport to Incheon International Airport 🌲 Now I'm finishing my trip and going home Did you have a good trip?

The back garden of the Royal Palace of Seville is one of the oldest royal gardens in Europe, with a perfect blend of Islamic, Renaissance and Gothic styles, the pinnacle of Andalusian garden art. The garden is layered with exotic flowers and plants, with citrus trees, palm trees and jasmine and roses forming a fragrant aroma corridor. Rare plants such as giant cactus and arachia introduced in the 14th century add to the exotic charm. The architectural elements are extremely ingenious: the cross-shaped aqueduct symbolizes the four rivers of heaven in the Quran, the fountain inlaid with glazed tiles and the horseshoe arcade make up the theater of light and shadow, the 16th-century addition of a Gothic gazebo forms a space-time dialogue with the bronze statue of Mercury in Roman mythology. The most iconic is the Mirror Pool - the 150-meter-long still water reflects the golden roof of the palace, and looks like liquid stars when the moonlight pours at night. The gardens are laid out in a stepped layout, transitioning from an Islamic-style courtyard to a Baroque labyrinth, with each floor coinciding with the philosophical metaphor of the medieval ‘Paradise Garden’. Inscribed as a World Heritage Site in 1994 for its “perfect symbiosis of water, vegetation and architecture”, it remains a living poem of Andalusian civilization.