Nov 292014
The Real Alcazar, Sevilla was built by Moorish rulers then taken over and built upon by Pedro I in 1364.
Entrance to Private Quarters from Patio where Court Met before the Hunt
Patio of the Dolls Was Named After the Doll-Like Figures built into the Wall Design
The Mudejar Style of Architecture Includes Elaborate Patterns and Poetry in Tile and Carvings
These Intricate Tile Designs Remind Me of Quilt Art
Imagine Having this Patio Inside of Your Home!
Extensive Walled Gardens Allow the Royal Family to Enjoy the Outdoors in Privacy
Pomegranates Growing in the Garden
The Kings Enjoyed this Garden Retreat
Peahens and Peacocks Live in the Garden
The Garden Walls Were Built in a Rustic Style which Contrasts with the Formal Structure of the Garden