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Royal Alcazar of Seville - stunning
塞维利亚王宫的点评
点评：The Alcazar of Seville is stunning, and even with the signage issues that certainly could be improved, it still absolutely merits 5 stars - for us at least.
I would strongly advise booking in advance, and also paying attention to what your ticket and entry instructions say. Our tickets included the upper floor royal chambers and came in at 42 euros for two. We went on a Thursday in early October. Given we entered at 10:00 and didn't leave until around 14:30 we'd view it as great value. Over 4 hrs likely puts up at the upper end of how long people spend there; however again if booking a late afternoon slot be aware that there is a lot to see and the palace will kick you out come closing down.
Our Upper Chambers tour was at 11:00, giving therefore a general site entry time of 10:00. We arrived maybe 20 minutes before that to see a queue snaking round the corner from the entrance for the 10:00 entry. However staff were checking tickets and those of us with an 11:00 Upper Chamber tour were ushered to start our very own queue, and were admitted at 10:00 on the dot, though not a second before.
They are strict on checking photo ID with your ticket, but seem flexible, or at least were for us, with what ID is required. We had for some reason determined that our passports - referenced on our tickets - would be better left in the safe of our hotel room, rather than brought with us to show with our tickets. However, driving licence and a UK railcard with photo were quite happily accepted.
Once in there is a lot to see and take in. We had a good feel for the palace so did not particularly need the audio guide. Much is truly spellbinding. The gardens are extensive, maybe not as lush in early October, as in the spring, but still very enjoyable to walk around. Far less busy than the palace, and the further in to them you get the fewer visitors you encounter - especially great for the toilets in the far right corner.
Upper chamber tour - is very restricted numbers wise. Accessed via the staircase in the top right corner from the main courtyard you come into from the entrance. It is strict in terms of time, it is limited in terms of number on each tour, it has strict security protocols, phones and all other possessions need to be left in lockers - one euro coin needed - and you will be scanned again. It is a hand held audio escorted by two security guards. Not super rushed, but equally a few extra minutes overall might have been nice. However 100% worth doing.
We did stop at the cafeteria which was busy and you need to be nimble to grab a shaded outside table. We only had a coffees which both tasted good and was not expensive. The queuing system would likely benefit from a "system" but I had a lovely chat with a lady from Alberta whilst we navigated the counter.
I would strongly advise booking in advance, and also paying attention to what your ticket and entry instructions say. Our tickets included the upper floor royal chambers and came in at 42 euros for two. We went on a Thursday in early October. Given we entered at 10:00 and didn't leave until around 14:30 we'd view it as great value. Over 4 hrs likely puts up at the upper end of how long people spend there; however again if booking a late afternoon slot be aware that there is a lot to see and the palace will kick you out come closing down.
Our Upper Chambers tour was at 11:00, giving therefore a general site entry time of 10:00. We arrived maybe 20 minutes before that to see a queue snaking round the corner from the entrance for the 10:00 entry. However staff were checking tickets and those of us with an 11:00 Upper Chamber tour were ushered to start our very own queue, and were admitted at 10:00 on the dot, though not a second before.
They are strict on checking photo ID with your ticket, but seem flexible, or at least were for us, with what ID is required. We had for some reason determined that our passports - referenced on our tickets - would be better left in the safe of our hotel room, rather than brought with us to show with our tickets. However, driving licence and a UK railcard with photo were quite happily accepted.
Once in there is a lot to see and take in. We had a good feel for the palace so did not particularly need the audio guide. Much is truly spellbinding. The gardens are extensive, maybe not as lush in early October, as in the spring, but still very enjoyable to walk around. Far less busy than the palace, and the further in to them you get the fewer visitors you encounter - especially great for the toilets in the far right corner.
Upper chamber tour - is very restricted numbers wise. Accessed via the staircase in the top right corner from the main courtyard you come into from the entrance. It is strict in terms of time, it is limited in terms of number on each tour, it has strict security protocols, phones and all other possessions need to be left in lockers - one euro coin needed - and you will be scanned again. It is a hand held audio escorted by two security guards. Not super rushed, but equally a few extra minutes overall might have been nice. However 100% worth doing.
We did stop at the cafeteria which was busy and you need to be nimble to grab a shaded outside table. We only had a coffees which both tasted good and was not expensive. The queuing system would likely benefit from a "system" but I had a lovely chat with a lady from Alberta whilst we navigated the counter.
翻译：塞维利亚的阿尔卡萨尔宫真是令人叹为观止。虽然指示牌方面还有可以改进之处，但至少对我们而言，它绝对值得5星评价。
我强烈建议大家提前预订门票，并且仔细阅读门票说明及入场须知。我们购买的门票包含参观上层的王室寝宫，两人共花费42欧元。我们是在10月初的一个星期四去的。我们从上午10点进入，直到下午2点半左右才离开，因此觉得这个价格非常划算。通常来说，4个多小时大致相当于人们在此处停留的最长时间；不过，如果预订了傍晚时段的门票，则需注意景区内有众多景点可参观，而宫殿在闭馆时就会驱赶游客离开。
我们参加的“上层厅室”游览安排在11点，因此建议的入场时间应为10点。我们提前约20分钟到达，发现从入口处开始就排起了长队，一直蜿蜒到拐角处。不过，工作人员当时正在检查门票，我们这些购买了11点上议院参观票的人则被引导去排队。我们在10点整时被允许进入，早一秒都不行。
他们对门票与带照片的身份证件的核对非常严格，但在所需身份证件的种类上似乎相当灵活——至少对我们是这样。不知为何，我们认定把门票上有所记载的护照留在酒店房间的保险柜里会更妥当。我们并没有带着这些东西去，准备用它们来配合门票展示。不过，带照片的驾驶执照和英国铁路卡倒是顺利被接受了。
进入宫殿后，有太多值得观赏和品味的东西了。我们对宫殿有了较为全面的了解，因此其实并不需要语音导览。宫殿里有许多真正令人着迷的景致。花园也相当广阔，虽然十月初的景色可能不如春季那般繁茂，但漫步其中依然十分惬意。而且花园里的人流也比宫殿内少得多。越往里面走，遇到的游客就越少——尤其是最右侧角落里的厕所，简直是绝佳去处。
上层展厅的参观人数受到严格限制。从入口处进入主庭院后，通过右上角的楼梯即可前往。参观时间有严格规定，每次允许进入的人数也有限制，而且安保措施极为严格。手机以及所有其他物品都必须存放在储物柜中——需要支付1欧元作为押金——之后您还需要再次接受扫描。整个过程由一名手持音频设备的工作人员执行，旁边还有两名保安人员陪同。虽然不算非常匆忙，但如果能多花几分钟时间的话或许会更好。不过，这项检查绝对值得进行。
我们确实在自助餐厅稍作停留，那里人很多；要想抢到一张阴凉处的户外餐桌可得动作敏捷才行。我们只点了咖啡，味道都不错，价格也并不昂贵。这个排队系统或许需要一个“系统”来优化，不过在排队等候时，我和一位来自阿尔伯塔省的女士聊得很愉快。
我强烈建议大家提前预订门票，并且仔细阅读门票说明及入场须知。我们购买的门票包含参观上层的王室寝宫，两人共花费42欧元。我们是在10月初的一个星期四去的。我们从上午10点进入，直到下午2点半左右才离开，因此觉得这个价格非常划算。通常来说，4个多小时大致相当于人们在此处停留的最长时间；不过，如果预订了傍晚时段的门票，则需注意景区内有众多景点可参观，而宫殿在闭馆时就会驱赶游客离开。
我们参加的“上层厅室”游览安排在11点，因此建议的入场时间应为10点。我们提前约20分钟到达，发现从入口处开始就排起了长队，一直蜿蜒到拐角处。不过，工作人员当时正在检查门票，我们这些购买了11点上议院参观票的人则被引导去排队。我们在10点整时被允许进入，早一秒都不行。
他们对门票与带照片的身份证件的核对非常严格，但在所需身份证件的种类上似乎相当灵活——至少对我们是这样。不知为何，我们认定把门票上有所记载的护照留在酒店房间的保险柜里会更妥当。我们并没有带着这些东西去，准备用它们来配合门票展示。不过，带照片的驾驶执照和英国铁路卡倒是顺利被接受了。
进入宫殿后，有太多值得观赏和品味的东西了。我们对宫殿有了较为全面的了解，因此其实并不需要语音导览。宫殿里有许多真正令人着迷的景致。花园也相当广阔，虽然十月初的景色可能不如春季那般繁茂，但漫步其中依然十分惬意。而且花园里的人流也比宫殿内少得多。越往里面走，遇到的游客就越少——尤其是最右侧角落里的厕所，简直是绝佳去处。
上层展厅的参观人数受到严格限制。从入口处进入主庭院后，通过右上角的楼梯即可前往。参观时间有严格规定，每次允许进入的人数也有限制，而且安保措施极为严格。手机以及所有其他物品都必须存放在储物柜中——需要支付1欧元作为押金——之后您还需要再次接受扫描。整个过程由一名手持音频设备的工作人员执行，旁边还有两名保安人员陪同。虽然不算非常匆忙，但如果能多花几分钟时间的话或许会更好。不过，这项检查绝对值得进行。
我们确实在自助餐厅稍作停留，那里人很多；要想抢到一张阴凉处的户外餐桌可得动作敏捷才行。我们只点了咖啡，味道都不错，价格也并不昂贵。这个排队系统或许需要一个“系统”来优化，不过在排队等候时，我和一位来自阿尔伯塔省的女士聊得很愉快。
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