A different and very beautiful experience
Anónimo
If you're in Seville, you simply have to visit the Cathedral and the Giralda, two of the most beautiful monuments in the Andalusian capital. With this ticket, which includes an audio guide, you'll learn all about their history—and maybe even some secrets!
Not refundable. This activity doesn't permit modifications.
Calle Arfe, 3
Where does the activity end?
Seville Cathedral
If you have other questions, contact us
Stefano
Roma, ItalyWell managed by Civitatis, with various confirmation emails and tips, but in my personal opinion, poorly managed by those who run the majestic Cathedr...
Alberto Pérez Lorita
Barcelona, SpainI chose the audio guide option and the audio seemed correct, but you can't easily find the guide number on the app's map. I request that for future c...
Anónimo
Logroño, SpainI would send the tickets directly to the email address, eliminating the need to go to an office. A physical audio guide would need to be included for ...
Ana
Pamplona, SpainThe audio guide was disorganized and some things were missing.
Anónimo
Herrera, SpainA different and very beautiful experience
Anónimo
Madrid, SpainWhat a hassle
Anónimo
Buenos Aires, ArgentinaExcellent, very interesting, an unimaginable beauty
Marcos Roque
Rio De Janeiro, BrazilIdeally, the admission ticket should be issued directly, rather than a voucher to be picked up at the tourist information center.
Minodora Chiorean
SpainEverything is great.
Ana María
SpainGOOD
If you're in Seville, you simply have to visit the Cathedral and the Giralda, two of the most beautiful monuments in the Andalusian capital. With this ticket, which includes an audio guide, you'll learn all about their history—and maybe even some secrets!
On the day of your visit, please go to the offices located at Calle Arfe, 3, where we'll give you your tickets to access Seville Cathedral and the Giralda. With your tickets in hand, we'll go to the Cathedral and accompany you to the entrance of the Giralda, where we'll give you instructions for downloading the audio guide on your phone so you don't miss a single detail of two of the most important monuments of the Andalusian capital.
Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987 and recognised as an Asset of Outstanding Universal Value in 2010, Seville Cathedral is the largest Gothic temple in the world. Undoubtedly, it's a must on any visit to the city of Seville.
As soon as you arrive in front of its façade, you'll begin to discover the many secrets of this enormous temple built on the remains of the city's ancient mosque. Seville Cathedral, which is the third-largest cathedral in the world, after St. Peter's in the Vatican and St. Paul's in London, has 10 entrance doors, the main one being the Puerta de la Asunción. However, the Puerta del Príncipe, located in the Plaza del Triunfo, is one of the most visited because of its architectural beauty.
Once inside, you'll be completely in awe of its size. Moreover, the brilliance and splendour of the numerous works of art perfectly reflect the rich artistic heritage it possesses. Proof of this is its High Altarpiece, considered to be one of the largest in the world. The Cathedral is also home to the tomb of Christopher Columbus, as well as to some beautiful sections, such as the Royal Chapel, the Main Chapel, the Alabaster Chapel and the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception. You'll learn all about these places thanks to the audio guide!
Another place not to be missed with your ticket is the Patio de los Naranjos, a haven of peace full of light and colour and a direct legacy of its past as a mosque. Strolling among its trees as you admire the architectural details of the Cathedral from the outside is a must!
Although it's currently the bell tower of the Cathedral, the Giralda was originally intended to be the minaret of the old Almohad mosque. Today, it's the most outstanding monument in the city and, of course, one of the most visited.
Built during the Muslim period and inspired by the Koutoubia in Marrakesh, this tower was completed during the Christian period. At 104 m (341 ft) high, the Giralda is one of the most famous sights in Seville. From its highest point, you get one of the best views of Seville. To access it, you'll have to climb the 35 ramps that were installed so that it could be climbed on horseback.
Seville Cathedral and the Giralda open at the following times:
Final admission is always an hour before closing time, and the premises will be evacuated at 6:40 pm.
To ensure access and the smooth running of your visit, please note the following instructions regarding ticket pickup and the use of the audio guide
Ticket Pickup:
Audio Guide: The audio guide operates via a mobile app. You must have mobile data and sufficient storage space on your device for the download, and you must bring your own earphones.
If you have other questions, contact us
Calle Arfe, 3
Where does the activity end?
Seville Cathedral
Stefano
Roma, ItalyWell managed by Civitatis, with various confirmation emails and tips, but in my personal opinion, poorly managed by those who run the majestic Cathedr...
Alberto Pérez Lorita
Barcelona, SpainI chose the audio guide option and the audio seemed correct, but you can't easily find the guide number on the app's map. I request that for future c...
Anónimo
Logroño, SpainI would send the tickets directly to the email address, eliminating the need to go to an office. A physical audio guide would need to be included for ...
Ana
Pamplona, SpainThe audio guide was disorganized and some things were missing.
Anónimo
Herrera, SpainA different and very beautiful experience
Anónimo
Madrid, SpainWhat a hassle
Anónimo
Buenos Aires, ArgentinaExcellent, very interesting, an unimaginable beauty
Marcos Roque
Rio De Janeiro, BrazilIdeally, the admission ticket should be issued directly, rather than a voucher to be picked up at the tourist information center.
Minodora Chiorean
SpainEverything is great.
Ana María
SpainGOOD
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