moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle walking and climbing stairs comfortably.
Step into Seville’s rich history with Amigo Tours’ private journey through the Alcázar and Cathedral, featuring exclusive access and unforgettable views from La Giralda’s tower.
3.5 Hours • Ages 3+
Embark on a captivating journey through Seville, starting at the Plaza del Triunfo. Explore the stunning Alcázar, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and marvel at the grandeur of the Cathedral of Seville, home to the world's largest altarpiece. Experience breathtaking views from La Giralda's tower, making this tour unforgettable.
We will start the visit in the Plaza del Triunfo, where the Cathedral and the Giralda Tower meet the Royal Alcazar, two buildings declared World Heritage by UNESCO. First we will go to the ALCÁZAR DE SEVILLA, one of the most representative monuments of the city, the country and the whole Mediterranean culture. The declaration of the site as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987 guaranteed the survival of this monument. Afterwards, we will go to the CATHEDRAL OF SEVILLE, which is the third largest cathedral of the Gothic period, and the third largest church in the world. It was registered by UNESCO in 1987 as a World Heritage Site. This cathedral houses the largest and richest altarpiece in the world. To the left of the Royal Chapel is the entrance to the majestic Moorish minaret of La Giralda, which now serves as the bell tower of the cathedral. It's worth climbing to the top and enjoying the view.
The tour involves navigating historic sites with uneven floors and stairways, so sturdy shoes are recommended.
Especially in summer, stay hydrated while touring outdoor gardens and climbing La Giralda’s tower.
Private tours like this fill up quickly due to limited group sizes and exclusivity.
Capture intricate details and panoramic views, but be mindful to avoid flash inside heritage buildings.
Seville’s Alcázar was originally built as a Moorish castle in the 10th century, with successive Christian monarchs expanding its footprint and style through the Renaissance.
Both the Alcázar and Cathedral are actively preserved by UNESCO, with measures in place to protect delicate mosaics, altarpieces, and stone facades from pollution and visitor wear.
Supportive shoes help negotiate uneven stone pathways and staircases throughout the tour.
Keeping hydrated is crucial during warm months, especially when climbing La Giralda tower.
summer specific
Shield yourself from Seville’s strong sun while outdoors in the gardens and plaza.
spring|summer|fall specific
Capture the intricate architectural details and sweeping city views without bulky gear.