Almost 900 years ago, in 1248 CE, the Moorish rule over Seville came to an end when Fernando III captured the town. His son, Alfonso X, razed a large part of the Almohad palace and built a Gothic palace in its place. Parts of the garden also re-purposed the walls of the old palace. This gallery shows parts of the Gothic palace and the garden behind it.
Courtyard of Charles V palace
Pool of Mercury, Alcazar of Seville
Doorframe in Charles V palace
Modern visitor to the garden of the Alcazar
Icon in the house of contracts
Ewer on the wall of Charles V palace
Azulejo panel on the wall of Charles V palace
A niche in the garden of the Alcazar
Walls of the house of contracts
Don't hold your breath 