Definitions

1. noun

A type of Spanish palace or fortress, typically of Moorish origin, characterized by a combination of Moorish and Gothic architectural styles.

“The royal family resided in the grand alcazar, surrounded by lush gardens and serene fountains.”

2. proper noun

A specific alcazar, such as the Alcázar of Segovia or the Alcázar of Toledo, in Spain.

“Visitors to Spain often prioritize visiting the Alcazar of Segovia due to its unique architecture.”