moderate
2 hours
Moderate fitness required for the Giralda climb; flat walking inside the cathedral is accessible for most fitness levels.
Discover Seville’s Cathedral and Giralda tower with priority access, avoiding crowds on a small-group tour. Climb the legendary Giralda and explore Gothic and Moorish architecture in Spain’s cultural gem.
For all ages! • 2 Hours! • Up to 10 people! Fast-track tickets included
Experience the grandeur of Seville's Cathedral and Giralda tower on an intimate small-group tour. Skip the crowds with fast-track entry and explore the stunning Gothic architecture, including Columbus' tomb and the main altar. Climb La Giralda for breathtaking city views while uncovering centuries of rich history and cultural fusion.
2 Hours
This will be a reduce group visit to the Cathedral avoiding big crowds, with a maximum of 10 guests we offer a real experience, more personalised, where questions are obviously more than welcome.
We'll meet at the monumental area of Seville at the surroundings of the cathedral. After getting to know each other we'll enter the monument from the fast-track queue.
The first part we'll see will be the ablutions courtyard of the previous mosque and we'll discover how past civilizations have affected to the city we have nowadays. From there we will enter the Gothic temple, that is the largest cathedral in the world, a huge building from the 1400's.
We will visit some of the chapels and will stop at the most iconic places, as the main altar, choir, baptism chapel, Colombus' tomb and sacristy. Our experience will also include the Giralda tower, the previous minaret of the mosque. Other things to note Please note that the meeting time may change in maximum 30 minutes due to tickets availability.
Entrance fee: Fast track tickets - Priority access with official guide. Guided tour in English
Reserve your spot ahead of time to secure fast-track entry and avoid long queues at the entrance.
Prepare for walking on smooth stone floors and climbing 34 ramps to the top of La Giralda tower.
Plan to arrive slightly before your tour time to meet your guide and avoid missing the fast-track entry window.
The tour operates rain or shine; dress appropriately as most of the visit is indoors but the tower’s open-air views can be breezy.
Seville Cathedral was completed in 1528 and stands on the site of the former Great Mosque, illustrating the city’s transition from Islamic to Christian rule.
The cathedral follows strict preservation protocols to protect its delicate artworks and architectural features, balancing public access with conservation efforts.
Supportive footwear helps navigate stone floors and the tower’s ramps safely.
Stay hydrated, especially when climbing La Giralda during warmer months.
summer specific
Useful for cooler mornings or breezy views from the tower.
spring specific
Capture stunning views of Seville and intricate cathedral details.