Prince´s hall and Ambassadors hall of Royal Alcazar of Seville Prince's Hall It is the fourth of the only son of the Catholic Monarchs Don Juan who died at the age of 19 so the throne of Spain passed to his sister Juana la Loca, the mother of Emperor Carlos V. Due to the hot summers of Seville most of buildings the materials used are very fresh, such as ceramics, so many buildings in Seville have interior patios. From here we have one of the best views of the Alcázar with the arches and gardens in the background Ambassadors hall Right here the king received ambassadors from other kingdoms. The most spectacular room in the palace. We have just above a magnificent 15th century dome made of pine wood with Arabic and Castilian inscriptions and representing the universe and its stars. It is a half-lent ten lefe, which in plain language, is the most complex construction that a carpenter of the white could get to do. It is called white because long trees were used that were frequently used on the roof. As an important notation, it should be said that only four orange halfs like this remain in the world. In the center of the dome we have the representation of castles and lions, the symbols of the Kingdoms of Castilla y León, King Pedro I was the king of these two kingdoms at the same time. The balcony was added in the SXVI. The paintings depicted the Spanish monarchs up to Felipe III, son 56 paintings. In this room, the marriage of Emperor Carlos V with Isabel de Braganza took place in 1526, Portuguese princess. Both were grandchildren of the Catholic kings

Year 1356 Royal Alcazar of Seville 1 Maidens Courtyard This is the main hall of the Pedro I Palace. Once inside the Pedro I Palace, all the rooms are organized around this central courtyard: the Patio de las Doncellas It is a 21x15 meter rectangular patio surrounded by four galleries; two of seven and two of five arches. In the center there is a pool with large sunken beds one meter on both sides. The sides of these flower beds are decorated with interlocking semicircular arches. Between 1580 and 1584 all this was buried and a marble floor was placed. The flowerbeds and the pool were discovered in archaeological studies in 2002 The upper floor of this patio was renovated between 1540 and 1572 in the time of Charles V with a Renaissance style. That floor is for guests. From this period, the semicircular arches are supported by marble columns with Ionic capitals. 2 Royal Alcove One of the most important rooms was the Royal Alcove or room of the Moorish kings It was used as the bedroom of King Pedro I and is divided into two rectangular rooms: The first and largest is the King's room, which receives natural light from the patio itself. The second room is cooler and less sunny, it is the summer bedroom, which is accessed by crossing three horseshoe arches. The ornamentation of this bedroom is sumptuous. Most of the capitals and arches are Mudejar in style. The tiles with geometric motifs were made by artisans from Toledo. As you will see King Pedro I was in love with Arab art, he was an ally of the Arab kingdom of Granada, whose Alhambra was inspired by the Alcázar of King Pedro I. This alliance with the Muslims will end up stating life 3 Courtyard of the Dolls We are now in the courtyard of the dolls surrounded by Arab architecture. This patio is named after two small doll faces that do not have much to do with the decoration of the room. It is a private courtyard for the king and his family. We can see the windows on the first floor. They are windows from which you can see without being seen yourself, typical of the harems of Muslim palaces. Auspicious place to look without being seen. Remember that this palace is made by Christians, everything that was done was under Arab influence. The columns were brought from Medina Azahara, a caliphal city near Córdoba and which has been declared a World Heritage Site. Originally it was an open patio, it was roofed in the 19th century

Maidens Courtyard, Royal Alcove and Courtyard of the dolls in Alcazar of Seville 1 Maidens Courtyard This is the main hall of the Pedro I Palace. Once inside the Pedro I Palace, all the rooms are organized around this central courtyard: the Patio de las Doncellas It is a 21x15 meter rectangular patio surrounded by four galleries; two of seven and two of five arches. In the center there is a pool with large sunken beds one meter on both sides. The sides of these flower beds are decorated with interlocking semicircular arches. Between 1580 and 1584 all this was buried and a marble floor was placed. The flowerbeds and the pool were discovered in archaeological studies in 2002 The upper floor of this patio was renovated between 1540 and 1572 in the time of Charles V with a Renaissance style. That floor is for guests. From this period, the semicircular arches are supported by marble columns with Ionic capitals. 2 Royal Alcove One of the most important rooms was the Royal Alcove or room of the Moorish kings It was used as the bedroom of King Pedro I and is divided into two rectangular rooms: The first and largest is the King's room, which receives natural light from the patio itself. The second room is cooler and less sunny, it is the summer bedroom, which is accessed by crossing three horseshoe arches. The ornamentation of this bedroom is sumptuous. Most of the capitals and arches are Mudejar in style. The tiles with geometric motifs were made by artisans from Toledo. As you will see King Pedro I was in love with Arab art, he was an ally of the Arab kingdom of Granada, whose Alhambra was inspired by the Alcázar of King Pedro I. This alliance with the Muslims will end up stating life 3 Courtyard of the Dolls We are now in the courtyard of the dolls surrounded by Arab architecture. This patio is named after two small doll faces that do not have much to do with the decoration of the room. It is a private courtyard for the king and his family. We can see the windows on the first floor. They are windows from which you can see without being seen yourself, typical of the harems of Muslim palaces. Auspicious place to look without being seen. Remember that this palace is made by Christians, everything that was done was under Arab influence. The columns were brought from Medina Azahara, a caliphal city near Córdoba and which has been declared a World Heritage Site. Originally it was an open patio, it was roofed in the 19th century

1492 Casa de la Contratacion-Seville Casa de la Contratacion We are in the most important room of the Casa de la Contratacion, the audience room. Here the kings received the sailors who presented their expedition projects, the details, the money they needed and finally, depending on the risk, the kings decided whether to finance it or not. The room is chaired by a beautiful painting from the 16th century representing the Virgin of the Navigators or of Buenos Aires who gave her name to the capital of Argentina. In the painting we can see how the virgin protects with her cloak a whole series of characters such as at the foot and to the right in white is this Christopher Columbus, next to him there are two lords who are said to be captains of Colon and others who say which is Magellan, the Portuguese navigator who prepared the expedition of the first round the world that left Seville precisely in 1519 and returning to the same port in 1522, 239 men left and only 18 returned. It was financed by the Spanish Crown and organized in this palace. In the middle we can see the Santa María, the Caravel of Christopher Columbus. Crossing the oceans and seas on these ships was a real recklessness, that's why all the sailors came to pray to this virgin to protect them on their journey In the first room where we come from, along with others already in ruins, all the merchandise that came and went from America, all gold and silver, as well as cocoa, tobacco ... were stored for 200 years, from 1503 to 1717 who moved to Cádiz, everyone who came and went from America had to go through these rooms Pedro I-Palace Before entering we observed this beautiful façade with a blue and white ceramic above and some letters written in Arabic above all that are repeated many times "ALA will be victorious". In the SXIV a fashion prevailed among the Spanish monarchs to use mudejar art in Instead of the European, mudejar means Arab art made by Christians. During the Middle Ages Christians and Muslims did not always live at war, but in many cities they lived peacefully and worked with each other. This building is a clear example of this. It is a Mudejar building built between 1356 and 1366 by Pedro I. The Gothic palace served as a protocol use and the Mudejar palace as a residence and also as a protocol use receiving embassies from other kingdoms.

The Alcazar of Seville Good morning, we are in the Alcázar, the royal palace of Seville. Alcazar is an Arabic word that means "the palace". It is a palace protected by a wall so we can say that it is a fortress. You have seen a lion at the top of the entrance, the lion is a symbol of the Kingdom of Leon, one of the original kingdoms of Spain. This lion had an inscription in Latin that said Ad Utrunque, that is, prepared for any alternative. The Alcazar is the oldest active palace in Europe still used by the kings of Spain. The kings live in Madrid, when they come to Seville they stay in the Alcázar, their rooms are on the first floor. The Alcazar is divided into three palaces from different periods, all built in the Christian era after the reconquest of Seville in 1248. Before approaching the three buildings, we can see these trees called Chorisias that come from Argentina and bloom once a year in summer Here we can see well the three palaces that I told you about, on the left we have the Gothic palace ordered to be built by King Alfonso X in 1254, son of King Fernando III the king who conquered Seville in 1248 Opposite we have the Mudejar palace of King Pedro I built 100 years later in 1356. Mudejar art is an art that was born after the Reconquest of Spain that preserves the Arab techniques adding Christian symbols Finally on the right we have the Casa de Contratacion de las Indias founded 150 years later in 1503 by Queen Isabel la Catolica. 1503 is an important year for Spain because it obtains a monopoly on trade with America, this means that the ships were obliged to leave and return to Seville. From that date, Seville became one of the most important cities in Europe until the 18th century. As you have seen, there are 3 palaces to visit in addition to large gardens behind these buildings. We will start with the Casa de Contratacion de las Indias, we will continue through the Palace of King Pedro I and before visiting the Gothic palace we will walk through the gardens of the Alcázar. From the newest building we will go to the oldest

Salut Diana Je t´ecris pour te dire que j´ai bien reçu ta lettre. Ça ma fait plaisir de te lire. Suite a tes questions respect a les travails a choisir parou dans ce site web je peu t´aconseiller "guide pour touristes". Surtout parce que tu aime l´histoire. Peu être tu vas devenir malade au pie mais ça ce passe très vite. L`autre travail "animer les fêtes de garçons" a mon avis tu ne pas la personnes plus indiqués parce que jamais tu as aimés les grands reunions de personnes. N´hesites pas leur demandez des renseignments sur le bôulot, où est t´il, combien de jours et d`heures tu vas travailler, quel tipe de contrat tu va signer, l´argent... Si tu as quelques questions tu peux me joindre au número de téléphone 679... Gros bisous, Fran

Salut Diana Je t´ecris pour te dire que j´ai bien reçu ta lettre. Ça ma fait plaisir de te lire. Suite a tes questions respect a les travails a choisir parou dans ce site web je peu t´aconseiller "guide pour touristes". Surtout parce que tu aime l´histoire. Peu être tu vas devenir malade au pie mais ça ce passe très vite. L`autre travail "animer les fêtes de garçons" a mon avis tu ne pas la personnes plus indiqués parce que jamais tu as aimés les grands reunions de personnes. N´hesites pas leur demandez des renseignments sur le bôulot, où est t´il, combien de jours et d`heures tu vas travailler, quel tipe de contrat tu va signer, l´argent... Si tu as quelques questions tu peux me joindre au número de téléphone 679... Gros bisous, Fran

People impact in environment Some people believe we can not to do anything to protect environment whilst others are of the opinion that we can help a lot if we really want. In this essay I will discuss both points of view considering all the options as well as give my opinion. Let us start by considering the fact that if you recycle you can use things many times.It is widely believe to recycle is a good way to help the nature. Perhaps, we should also point out the fact that sometimes when you are using twice a thing quality is not the same. On the other hand, not only using bicycles and walking are eficient to protect environment but also it is a fantastic solution if you want to delete trafic. One should, however, not forget that we spend many minutes every day to go to work. Most men and women are of the opinion that using diferent rubish bags is recomendatly to fight against pollution. It is especially interesting to see the bad effects of plastic in the wrong rubish bag. Although we have to say that is not easy divide the rubish every day. From these arguments one might conclude that people has a impact in environment, small or big, but there is a impact

Wild Paul Wild Paul I had a truly bad evening when I went to watch Salvame Deluxe with my new girlfriend in her home. It was my first time watching a tv show with her and it will be my last. The show it is set in Ibiza island and the main character is Paul, an old polemic showman. It tell the story of his daily life. The programme started with a video explaining why he was selected to be part in this ambicious show. The worst moment came when he got angry because someone ate his food. To make matters worse was he last pizza. We couldn´t stop laughing when the camera remebered him that he was the only person in the island On the other hand not only we didn´t believe Paul perfomance but also he looked very fit. It was specially interesting and suspect to see him very fat after one month without healthy food. The show hasn`t been worth the wait. Whatever your age, it is not recomendatly