In 1987, it has been recognized as a World Heritage Site, and the exquisiteness of the palace is still amazing. Originally a Moorish castle, it later blended Islamic, Christian and Gothic styles to reflect the architectural style of Andalusia. The Palacio de Don Pedro, the Palace of Carlos V and the atrium of the adolescents of the Palace are worth seeing. In addition to the building, the palace's garden is also a mixture of Arabic and Gothic styles. The garden of the Royal Palace is too big, and it also includes a maze of open-air plants (see the scene of Harry Potter and the Goblet of the imagination), with a focus on the dance garden Jardin de las Danzas (through the passage of the prom garden) You can reach the famous Banos de Dona Maria de Padilla bathroom, which is located below the Palace of Carlos V. There are lakes and fountains, and then you can see the logbook and notes manuscripts near the exit. . Address: Patio de Banderas s/n Transportation: On the south side of the main church in Seville, the tram T1 arrives at Archivo de Indias and is within walking distance