The Alcázar is the oldest royal palace still in use in Europe. It was the residence of some historic figures that changed the course of history: Ferdinand III the Holy, the Catholic monarchs Ferdinand and Isabella and the Emperor Charles V, among others. After soaking in the charm of its richly decorated halls and its magnificent gardens, we will continue the visit into the Santa Cruz district, the old Jewish quarter of Seville, with its typical white façades, wrought iron balconies, narrow alleys and small squares that will seduce you.