Casa de Pilatos is the quintessential Andalusian palace combining Italian Renaissance with Spanish Mudejar style and design. Mudejar architecture is native and unique to southern Spain with roots in the Islamic culture. Azueljo tiled gardens, horseshoe arches and flowing water show the Moorish influences in this palace and the complex cultural history of Sevilla.
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- Goodbye Alicante
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- Edge of the Plaza
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