Royal Alcazar of Seville
It is a set of palaces surrounded by walls. Inside, it houses different styles, which have marked the passage of time: Islamic, Mudejar and Gothic.
Among the Renaissance contributions, it is worth mentioning the tile altar made by Francisco Niculoso Pisano in 1504 and the pictorial altarpiece, located in the Admiral’s room, dedicated to the Virgen de los Navegantes. This style also stands out in the so-called Salones de Carlos I, in the interior halls present magnificent collections of tapestries that represent the conquest of Tunisia by Charles I.
The upper floor of the building presents a strong influence on the part of the Bourbons, in the nineteenth century. These rooms were restored with nineteenth-century decorations with tapestries, glass lamps from la Granja, clocks, furniture and a remarkable collection of paintings.
It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987 and used as a setting in the famous “Game of Thrones” series, The Dorne Water Gardens.