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.
Icon in the house of contracts
Pool of Mercury, Alcazar of Seville
Walls of the house of contracts
Azulejo panel on the wall of Charles V palace
Modern visitor to the garden of the Alcazar
Courtyard of Charles V palace
Ewer on the wall of Charles V palace
Doorframe in Charles V palace
A niche in the garden of the Alcazar
Don't hold your breath 