#Alcazar de Sevilla

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Ok i REALLY like how this random google pixel shot turned out, but insta won't even show my posts to my own friends, and I really wish someone would appreciate it with me, together 🥹 idk if anyone on tumblr will see it tho, capitalism has destroyed everything, man..

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📍Reales Alcázares de Sevilla, Sevilla, España. 26 de julio de 2019.

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Sevilla | Van Moorse pracht tot Religieuze Schatten

Maandag, 27 februari 2012 | De laatste dag van mijn korte vakantie in Sevilla begint veelbelovend op de Alameda de Hércules. Een fontein sproeit ragfijne waterdruppels in het opkomende zonlicht – een magisch moment dat de toon zet voor wat een bijzondere dag zal worden. Na een kop koffie bij het beroemde La Campana is het tijd voor het eerste hoogtepunt van de dag. Real Alcazar: Moors…

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Real Alcázar de Sevilla - Seville, Spain by Alison Clarke Via Flickr: Please do not edit any photo in this album. Please do not crop out my watermark. Please do not share without linking back to this account, or to @cliqmo_ on Instagram or Twitter. thank you!

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Courtyard (Patio de las Doncellas, b. 1378) - Alcazar, Sevilla, 2024

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Real Alcazar de Sevilla

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aoike character guide book

places visited in yasuko aoike's works (translation under the cut by the lovely @asnowperson)

ENGLAND 1- London (Midnight Collector side story among others) 2- The National Gallery (London) (Pt.1 A Thousand Kisses) 3- British Museum (London) (Pt.1) 4- Salibury Military Base (Lieutenant Colonel Eberbach side story) 5- Heathrow Airport (No.11 Seven Days in September among others)

GERMANY 6- Plymouth (El halcón) 7- Bonn 8- NATO Bonn Office 9- Cologne 10- Thermal Spas on the Rhine River and the old castles (Eroica, among others) 11- Lilienthal Monastery (Shuudoushi Falco) 12- Berlin (No. 15 Nosferatu, among otheres) 13- Trier (No.17 Trojan Horse) 14- German Military Hospital (Intermission side story) 15- Dresden (No.16 The Panda’s Maze) 16-Hamburg (From Lawrence with Love side story) 17- Eberbach Mansion

FRANCE/ITALY/GREECE 18- Paris (No.17 Trojan Horse) 19- Louvre Museum (No.1 A Thousand Kisses) 20- Charles de Gaulle Airport (No.11 Seven Days in September) 21- Nice (No.17 Trojan Horse) 22- Avignon (Alcazar Oujo) 23- Catacombes (No.8 Veni Vidi Vici) 24- St.Peter’s Basilica (No.8 Veni Vidi Vici) 25- St.Peter’s Square (No.8 Veni Vidi Vici) 26- Parthenon Temple (No.4 Love in Greece)

SPAIN/PORTUGAL 27- Sevilla (Alcazar Oujo) 28- Sigüenza (Alcazar Oujo) 29- Toledo (Alcazar Oujo) 30- Jerez Castle (Alcazar Oujo) 31- Jerez Monastery (Alcazar Oujo) 32- Jaén (No.18 Judgment of Paris) 33- Plaza de Toros de Jaén (No.18 Judgment of Paris) 34- Córdoba (Eroica) 35- Zuera, Alcala (No.11 Seven Days in September) 36- Aragon region (Eroica) 37- Calatayud (Alcazar Oujo) 38- Granada (Alcazar Oujo) 39- Barcelona (Eroica) 40- Valencia (Alcazar Oujo) 41- Lisbon (No.3 Achilles’ Last Stand)

SWITZERLAND/AUSTRIA/LICHTENSTEIN/ROMANIA 42- Zürich (No.13 The Seventh Seal) 43- Luzern (No.12 The Laughing Cardinals) 44- Vienna State Opera (No.14 Emperor Waltz) 45- Vienna Central Cemetery (No.14 Emperor Waltz) 46- Innsbruck (No.14 Emperor Waltz) 47- Innsbruck Airport (No.14 Emperor Waltz) 48- Hofburg Palace (No.14 Emperor Waltz) 49- Tyrol region (No.14 Emperor Waltz) 50- Lichtenstein (No.13 The Seventh Seal) 51- Romania military base (No. 15 Nosferatu)

THE NETHERLANDS/BELGIUM 52- Amsterdam (Eroica, Madan no Shashu) 53- Bruxelles (No.17 Trojan Horse) 54- NATO HQ (No.19 Poseidon 2000) 55- European Commission HQ (No.13 The Seventh Seal) 56- Antwerp (No.17 Trojan Horse)

NORWAY/SWEDEN/DENMARK 57- Oslo Airport (No.11 Seven Days in September) 58- Mora (No.13 The Seventh Seal) 59- Copenhagen (No.19 Poseidon 2000) 60- Kronborg Castle (No.19 Poseidon 2000) 61- Lousiana Museum of Modern Art (No.19 Poseidon 2000)

TURKEY/SYRIA/LEBANON/ISRAEL/PALESTINE/IRAN 62- İstanbul (No.13 The Seventh Seal) 63- Rumeli Hisarı (No.11 Seven Days in September) 64- Turkish air base (No.6 Inshallah) 65- National borders of Anatolian plateau (No.6 Inshallah) 66- Historical remains of Palmyra (No.6 Inshallah) 67- Beirut (No.6 Inshallah) 68- Jerusalam (Saladin no Hi) 69- Gaza (Saladin no Hi) 70- Tehran (No.6 Inshallah)

EGYPT/TUNISIA 71- Ancient remains outside Cairo (No.6 Inshallah) 72- El Alameyn (No.6 Inshallah) 73- Giza Pyramids (No.11 Seven Days in September) 74- Alexandria (No.11 Seven Days in September) 75- Hotel Rosetta (No.11 Seven Days in September) 76- Carthage (No.17 Trojan Horse)

RUSSIA/JAPAN/USA/OTHERS 77- Moscow (No.19 Poseidon 2000) 78- St. Petersburg (No.18 Judgment of Paris) 79- Hermitage Museum (No.18 Judgment of Paris) 80- Siberia (A Tale of Alaska side story) 81- Uspensky Air Base (Eroica) 82- Tokyo Tower (Hiiro no Yuuwaku) 83- Alaska (A Tale of Alaska side story) 84- FBI Fairbanks Office (No.9 The Alaskan Front) 85- Tazlina Lake (No.9 The Alaskan Front) 86- Hawaii (No.9 The Alaskan Front) 87- West of Eden (Eve no Musukotachi) 88- Olympos (Eve no Musukotachi)

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✨ 5 activités à ne pas manquer à Séville 🇪🇸 1️⃣ Place d’Espagne : lieu emblématique, magique au coucher du soleil. (Gratuit) 2️⃣ Parc Maria Luisa : parfait pour une balade calme, à côté de la Place d’Espagne. 🌳 (Gratuit) 3️⃣ Cathédrale de Séville : la plus grande gothique au monde ! Réductions -26 ans (11€/6€). 4️⃣ Real Alcazar : jardins et palais à explorer. (12€/6€ étudiant) 5️⃣ Palacio de las Dueñas : une pépite cachée. 🌺 #sevilla #globelletravels #travel

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First Stop: Sevilla Spain

We spent 5 days traveling through Sevilla with 1 day trip to Cordoba. The city was beautiful and full of historic buildings and streets. We had lots of local tapas! Where we visited:

Metropol Parasol

Cathedral of Seville: Rooftop tour!

Real Alcazar of Seville

Flamenco Show

Parque de Maria Luisa

Alcazar of Cordoba

Mezquite-Catedral of Cordoba

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alcazar real de sevilla 🌿🪟

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Hi Hibi how are you. I’m trying to convince my friend that we should go to Sevilla on holiday but she’s a little apprehensive as she doesn’t know what to do there. What sort of things do you have on your itinerary for when you go??

Here’s our itinerary, literally copied and pasted from our Google doc lmao:

Royal Alcazar

Giralda

Flamenco show

Yemas de San Leandro (nun-operated bakery)

Royal Shipyards

Sevilla Cathedral

Maria Luisa Park

University of Sevilla

Triana

Museum of Fine Arts

Palacio de las Dueñas

Casa de Pilatos

We’re the kind of people who like to walk around and explore organically, with some touchstones when we’re at a loss, so it’s the perfect city for us—but there’s also definitely a lot to do and see! I hope this helps convince your friend!!

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Alcazar de Séville 📷 Dominique Dubois #alcazar #alcazarsevilla #seville #sevilla #andalousie🇪🇸 #andalucía #espagne #españa #europe https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm66EJ_sM4N/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Week 2: Settling in and Sevilla

A gentle morning sun greets me as I settle into the train. Our destination? Valencia, the third largest city in Spain and our host for this weekend. Surrounded by the natural landscapes and rolling hills, I can’t help but reflect on my experience thus far. 

Welcome back! This is Lilly, a CEE student studying in Madrid. This week, myself and 13 flat mates were transferred from a residencia to our apartment for the remainder of our studies in Madrid. The rain, of course, was determined and persistent to mock us in the process, leaving us drenched by the time we reached our destination. Sopping wet in our foyer, our laughter rang, echoing off of the cavernous ceilings at the ill-timed downpour. Grinning ear to ear (mostly from the challenge of our arrival) we were finally able to settle into a barrio. Any nerves about Madrid living dissipated, as we took in the newly updated rooms that reflected a comfortable yet modern atmosphere. Opposed to the more traditional Spanish architecture and style that we anticipated, we are living in a newly updated co-living apartment, where we graciously have air conditioning and a dryer. Both of which are a rare commodity throughout Europe.

The highlight of the week (naturally), was our trip to Seville last weekend. This trip had been organized and included as part of our program, so we traveled as a group via train – my new favorite method of travel – and found ourselves within walking distance from the city center. Friday night we meandered about the city, marveling at the beautiful tilework and architecture of the old town. We enjoyed phenomenal (and economical) tapas at La Sacristia, found amazing gelato, and meandered along the Canal de Alfonso, lingering to ponder the peaceful nature of the city at night. Observing the liveliness of Seville, we admired the unhurried approach to nearly every aspect of their culture. Tarrying alongside the river, walking contentedly from place to place, taking the time to share a meal with friends and family. They were happy with where they were in the present moment, something I find myself valuing as I explore new cultures and cities. 

Canal de Alfonso. A peaceful setting to enjoy fresh air and companionship.

Saturday we were surrounded by an incredibly beautiful palace – one that connects three religions – the Royal Alcazar. It was hard not to be stunned by the intricacy and level of thought present throughout the walls and domed ceilings. I found myself enamored by the fact that we were walking on such an impertinent place of history, a time that resembled the prosperity that comes with collaboration and coexistence. While the gardens were slightly underwhelming, exploring the grounds and palace was a serene experience.

Ultimately, I loved Sevilla, and I highly recommend visiting and enjoying the casual pace of life.

Our view of the Cathedral as we wander along the streets of Seville.

A fun-filled week it had been, as my friends and I spontaneously attended the Madrid symphony orchestra, went to our first flamenco show, and are now about to arrive in Valencia, which I will be sure to highlight in my next post! See you then :)

[uniquetyphoonmiracle]

De verdad..lo que ha hecho mi HERMANO con mi HARLEY ..MAS QUE POR LA AVERIA SINO POR LA PARANOIA QUE SUPONE..DENTRO DE TODO ESTO..eso es TRASPASAR TODAS LAS LINEAS ROJAS..SOLO ESPERO QUE ESTE MALDITO PAIS SATANICO APOCALIPTICO RECIBA UN DURO CASTIGO

..y veremos cuales son LAS HISTORIAS CHINAS a las que hace REFERENCIA..pues os recuerdo que el PALACIO REAL DEL ANTICRISTO está en la PLAZA ORIENTE donde estaba el ALCAZAR incendiado LA NAVIDAD DE 1735 con FELIPE V o el 1er BOURBON FRANCES como REY DE ESPAÑA tras la GUERRA DE LA SUCESION que dejó un millón de MUERTOS perdiendo ESPAÑA menorca y Gibraltar ante INGLATERRA

Por cierto..de la factura que me envía mi hermano de que su coche perdió aceite 20_7_23 destaco que me SUBRAYA AVILES como si fuera algo importante ..por lo que recuerdo que ahí se fue a vivir y se caso la PUTA MEXICANA ROCIO MEDELLIN BLANCO con JAVIER VIÑA que vivía en CALLE DOLORES IBARRURI "LA PASIONARIA"..también en AVILES coque MALLA de LOS RONALDOS cuyo nuevo cd es AUNQUE ESTEMOS MUERTOS (y con el que QUISO CANTAR ANTES DE MORIR VIRGINIA MAESTRO como ya hizo) conoció a su SEGUNDA MUJER y de AVILES era el SUICIDADO saltador de longitud YAGO LAMELA [=CHUPALA] que perdió en SEVILLA'99 en mi estadio TALISMAN la medalla de ORO contra cubano IVAN pedroso LAZARO [=EL RESUCITADO] por lo que comparte apellido materno con Javier CLEMENTE LAZARO ex seleccionador español que me dejó su sitio de PARKING al salir del Bar PEIO en SAN SEBASTIAN en 2004

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Courtyard (Patio de las Doncellas, b. 1378) - Alcazar, Sevilla, 2024

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Forty-eight hours in Seville.

We follow the locals to the Churreia La Esperanza[1] for breakfast, taken in the traditional method. A cup of hot chocolate sauce to dip them in and later gulp down the leftovers.

The huge flea market at Feria has the same collection of rubbish to be found at similar sales all over the world. I’m tempted by a 1960s white Fender guitar for only 150e. “As played by Hendrix”, the seller assures me. Closer inspection reveals hardly any original parts and the classic Fender logo peeling off.

We end the day back in Triana in one of the shaded squares that pepper the backalleys for tapas, cold beers and wine at the Taberna la Plazuela. Orange trees are everywhere, laden with fruit. We learn that the fruit of these street trees is not considered fit for human consumption, too sour and pippy, instead the fruit is allowed to drop then scooped up and composted for bio-fuel.

Our car is almost too wide to fit down the narrow alleyways, built for horse and cart, that criss-cross the Triana suberb that lies to the south of the Rio Guadaquivir so a guided walking tour is the way to see the sights of the city. Sure enough, our guide regales us with history and anecdotes as he leads past the most important features of the city centre. The Catedral y Giralda, 130m x 80m, is built over the site of the old mosque but retains many of its features and architectural design; Real Alcazar with it’s links to the Alhambra but with much more exotic and beautiful gardens; Plaza Espana and park and the Tobacco Factory made famous though the ages by Bizet’s Carmen. Two huge rotundas dominate the north bank of the Rio – the Opera and the Plaza de Toros.[2] Both establishments have a full programme of events throughout the year.

The police have closed the road on account of a “manifestation”, which we discover means a demonstration that is parading though the streets at the same time as the great and good of Seville turn out in their finery to attend a special performance at the Opera. It is a very special religious day celebrating the Virgin of Hope of Macarena (hey macarena). Not for us though, we’re off to see flamenco at Lola de los Reyes.[3] It is a powerful performance. You don’t have to understand what is happening, you must feel it. Love, passion, betrayal, ritual. Excellent guitar and song too.

[1] Feria 108, 41002 Sevilla. T: 954105586 E: jgomez@churreialaesperanza.es  www.churreialaesperanza.es

[2] T: +34954210794 E: pedidos@plazadetorostienda.es  www.plazadetorostienda.es

[3] Calle Pureza 107-41010 Sevilla. T: 667631163 E: contacto@loladelosreyes.es  www.loladelosreyes.es