Alcázar Gardens

The gardens of the Royal Palace were built more than a thousand years ago, and they belong to the Royal Palace of Seville, which is considered the oldest royal residence in Europe, and currently occupies an area of about 100,000 square meters, of which about 75% are gardens that are distinguished not only by their size and history, but also by their source For the cultural and ecological wealth of the rest of the city. In these gardens, you'll find small courtyards with sparkling ponds, fountains, and benches for seating, making it look like a collection of gardens of Islamic influence, the Renaissance, or the Romantic era, coexisting in balanced harmony.