Visite de l'Alcazar royal de Séville
Description
Embarquez pour une visite guidée de l'Alcazar royal de Séville et plongez dans son histoire fascinante. Accompagné d'un guide expert, vous explorerez ses superbes cours, ses jardins fleuris et ses tuiles colorées qui reflètent la richesse de ses diverses époques. De ses origines islamiques à ses détails Renaissance et baroques, chaque recoin de l'Alcazar raconte une histoire unique. De plus, vous découvrirez les secrets de l’un des plus anciens palais royaux d’Europe. Ne manquez pas cette opportunité de découvrir un joyau de l'architecture et de la culture sévillane. Faites votre réservation et vivez une expérience inoubliable !
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L'Alcazar royal de Séville est un impressionnant palais fortifié qui combine les styles architecturaux islamique, gothique, Renaissance et baroque. Construit à l'origine par les Almohades au XIIe siècle, il est célèbre pour ses belles cours, ses jardins luxuriants et ses carreaux détaillés. Ce site classé au patrimoine mondial a été la résidence des monarques de Séville pendant des siècles et reste l'un des plus anciens palais royaux en activité en Europe. Son histoire, son architecture et sa beauté en font l'une des principales attractions de la ville.
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Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(8)
We visited here as part of our tour of cathedral then here . You need your id to get in as it is a royal palace and then you are checked by security but it is worth undergoing these small measures . There is so much to see here and our guide was again very good and showed us all the best bits . If you like game of thrones then visiting here is a must as you get to see where the scenes in drone were filmed such as the water gardens and the huge bath . The ceilings are made of gold and the gardens are home to at least 10 peacocks as well as ducks . After the tour we left to wander around on our own for a song as we wanted . This is a definately must if visiting Seville it’s worth the money and the time even in 38 degree heat . It has a cafe as well .
The oldest palace in Europe that is still in use. Purchase tickets online in advance, as same-day on-site tickets are very limited. The palace is Mudéjar architecture, a style resulting from the coexistence of Muslim and Christian cultures, featuring intricate tile work, geometric patterns, and arches. It dates back to the 11th century and is an UNESCO site. Don’t get confused and miss the gardens because they are truly the most stunning part. The signage is not the best and it’s easy to get turned around with the crowds- we missed parts. Double check the small map!
Our guide was great but the headsets not so much. It was difficult to hear much of what she was saying. We tried to keep close to her. It is an amazing place and worth seeing. Skipping the line is a big bonus
It was a good tour and the guide was very knowledgeable but the meeting point was hard to find with no obvious way to find the tour. Had to ask around for 20 minutes before wr found the right one. Need to do better
What a fantastic informative tour and the delivery was excellent. I can’t remember the ladies name but she was very good
I liked the sympathy of our guide and historical rigor. The meeting point needs to be improved for a specific address.
Outstanding architecture. With the ousting of the Moors, it could so easily have seen the destruction of all that they stood fore but much of the architecture has been incorporated into the palace, Beautifully preserved. Well laid out for walking around and so much to see. Gardens were stunning including the peacocks wandering around, all quite tame! My only criticism is that many of the signboards, in Spanish (blue) and English (silver) writing, the latter faded and in some cases had disappeared altogether. Otherwise outstanding and a must see.
