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Discover Seville and its main monuments with an official guide. Visit the Alcazar. End at La Giralda and the majestic Seville Cathedral. Marvel at…
Discover the rich and fascinating history of Seville with a guided visit to both the Cathedral of Seville and Alcazar.
Visit the most important must-see monuments of Seville. Tour the Royal Alcazar Palace where the Royal Family resides, as well as Seville Cathedral,…
Discover the rich and fascinating history of Seville with a guided visit to the Cathedral of Seville.
Discover the wonders of Seville Cathedral on this guided tour. Learn about the history of the cathedral and admire its collection of important…
See the top sights of Seville on a guided Segway tour. Glide along with a professional local guide on a panoramic tour of the capital of Andalucia.
Visit Seville's most important monuments on a 3-hour skip-the-line tour. Hear about the history behind the Alcázar, Cathedral and Giralda Tower.
Explore Seville at your own pace with a 24 or 48-hour ticket for the hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus. Marvel at the mix of Christian and Islamic…
Fast and Curious is the perfect way to see the city! Enjoy your first segway experience and take in the river views. Recommended for families with…
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Seville's preeminent attraction, the Seville Cathedral, is the third-largest church in the world. A sublime specimen of Gothic architecture with a fascinating history, the cathedral is a formidable human achievement that will certainly take your breath away.
The cathedral's famous bell tower, called Giralda, was originally built as a minaret in the late 12th century. The stunning, 105-meter-tall tower is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Capilla Mayor, the cathedral's main chapel, has the longest nave of any cathedral in Spain. Its 42-meter-high ceiling is lavishly decorated in Gothic and Baroque styles.
The Capilla Mayor's retablo, aka altarpiece, is the largest in Christendom. This sublime masterpiece was entirely carved out of wood, depicting 42 scenes from the life of Christ.
In total, the cathedral has 15 doors, each featuring a distinct architectural style and decorated with beautiful, extremely ornate reliefs and carvings.
In this gorgeous monument, Columbus' casket is held aloft by four statues, each representing one of the four kingdoms that comprised Spain during the explorer's life.
Although it's a long climb to the top of the Giralda, it's not an overly difficult one, and those who brave it are rewarded with one of the most spectacular views of the entire city – don't miss out!
As children under the age of 16 accompanied by an adult don't have to pay the admission fee, remember to bring their IDs to be sure to enjoy the concession. The same is true for seniors and students who want to take advantage of discounted tickets.
Our guide, Jesus, was excellent. So much information. We toured the Alcazar first and had about 25 minutes to visit the gardens on our own (longer would have been appreciated). Jesus then guided us around the cathedral, where our tour ended. We could then visit at our leisure and/or climb the Giralda. There was virtually no queuing (only a few minutes waiting for another tour group to precede us into the cathedral) and our guide was excellent. The organisation was straightforward and efficient.
Wanted to visit Alcazar next day but tickets sold out, didn't realise it was best to book online in advance. You can queue on the day but it can take up to 3 hours to get a ticket. So looked online and found a GYG tour with tickets available that also included the cathedral and Giralda tower so booked that. It was a great tour, our guide was very friendly, informative and made sure we got the best from the tour. Fab afternoon.
Our guide was Lorena and she was fabulous. Very knowledgeable about history and many aspects of the cathedral and Alcazar. She was able to add lots of interesting and quirky details that had us thinking, laughing or at least grinning. She manoeuvred us through to avoid the crowds . As well as the amazing buildings, Lorena made the tour excellent. Thank you
We thought three hours might be too long, but it was great. Well worth booking this tour and skipping the very long queues. Carmen was very informative, and we particularly liked the personal ear pieces given to us to hear her speak. Very effective. All three places are well worth visiting and we would highly recommend this tour.
Did not realise till quite late that meeting place is the tourist office. This should be printed more prominently on confirmation/tickets, or alternately make the meeting place where we actually gathered though I accept this may well not be easily described or shown.
