A bubble of peace and coolness
The gardens of Real Alcázar are a true bubble of peace and coolness, away from noise, activity and Seville heat.
Admission is free for students; therefore several times during our stay in Seville, we took a well-deserved rest there.
Of Moorish style, it is really relaxing with fresh cornflowers and multiple water fountains whose quiet noise contributes to the feeling of peace that this place exhibits.
There are better maintained areas, with roses, small shrubs carved with geometric shapes, and locations where there has been no attempt to tame nature, where palm, orange and other fruit trees coexist.
From the palace balconies, you can admire the forms and the division of the garden. There is a bartizan that gives shade to eat, although in several places in the park, the trees are so tall and close together that there is shade helping combat the heat of the day.
In the garden you can eat, and Sevillans take advantage of it, the place fills up with students and workers at lunchtime (for the people of Seville, admission is always free).


