The Alcazar of Sevilla

The Palace of King Don Pedro I of the Alcazar of Sevilla was constructed in the 14th century. Since the then Catholic King Don Pedro I and the Islam King Granada had a very good relationship, among the craftsmen building this palace, some believing in Christianity were from Toledo, and some from the Arabic region. Therefore, this church features both the Gothic building style and the Arabic clay building style, being a typical representative of the Mudejar architecture.

Address: Patio de Banderas, s/n. 41004 Sevilla

Website: http://www.alcazarsevilla.org/

Getting there: Take Tram T1 in the south of Sevilla Cathedral, and get off at Archivo de Indias Station, and then walk there.