In another spot, this is referred to as the Hall of Celebrations (1576 �" 1588). It is part of the 4-room Gothic Palace within the walls of the Alcazar.

Another of the tapestries in that same room.

Tile dado by Cristóbal de Augusta (1577-78), also in the same room. You can see paired animals face-to-face. I donâÂÂt know what that represents.

This is one of the âÂÂGrotesquesâ that are on the walls in Palacio Gotico. Each one is supposed to represent something, I could not determine what was going on here. What I found interesting is the lack of shoes, yet there are some sort of anklets.

Also in this area, one can see how worn this is. ItâÂÂs been there for more than 500 years!

I have not been able to determine what this depicts, my knowledge of iconography is almost nil. Still I thought that this relief is interesting.

There were not very many water features here, unlike at Alhambra. This corner fountain, which is outside, is another interesting feature of The Alcazar.

Beautiful pics of the tapestry. Love the colors.
Amazing that it looks that good after 500 years of wear.

Love the tapestries and I think after the invasion has left on Monday, I try to find out some more about them.