Seville Cathedral
Three essential monuments in one: the largest Cathedral in the medieval West, the Giralda looking down on the city, and the royal palaces where the crown still rests.
Coordinated entry without waiting
Coordinated access to the Cathedral, the Giralda, and the Royal Alcázar with managed tickets and no waiting
Architecture specialist
Who transitioned from Islamic to Christian, in the history that explains why every stone is where it is
Three spaces, one day, and at your own pace:
You decide where to stop, where to spend more time, and how much depth to give each stop
Monuments that are still alive
Understand why these monuments are still spaces used today; decisions that make sense today because they were built for eternity
Seville Cathedral was built over the ruins of the Aljama Mosque, the great mosque that the Christians conquered. They planted the bell tower on top of the Almohad minaret. In the centuries that followed, each king added their chapel, their altar, and their tomb.
The Cathedral is an accumulation of royal decisions, each marking a territory within the temple. The Giralda looks down from above: it was first an Islamic structure, then Christian… and today it remains the same. It has not aged. And the Alcázar functions; the Kings of Spain sleep there when they visit Seville. The courtyards still have water, the arches are still standing, and the geometry still works.
These three places are architectural machines that continue to do what they were designed to do, places where past time is not frozen, but in circulation. Seville cannot be understood without them.
Seville Cathedral
The Giralda
The Hall of Ambassadors
The Patio de las Doncellas
The Royal Gardens of the Alcázar
The Patio de los Naranjos
Tickets
To the Cathedral, the Giralda, and the Royal Alcázar
Access
To all available interior areas, courtyards, halls, and galleries
Official guide
Specialized in Christian, Islamic, and Mudejar architecture
Completely personalized pace
According to your interests and energy
Transfers
Coordinated
Reading architecture
You learn to read architecture as control, where every arch and every height is a political decision that asserts who rules and how they intend to remain.
Narrative connection
We connect the three monuments as a single project: that of territorial occupation, how presence is built, and how it is ensured that what was conquered endures over time.
Architectural details
Access to what general guides ignore. To invisible engineering: climate, acoustics, and movement solutions resolved with unlimited resources.
Flexibility
3 hours is the basic proposal, but if a space captivates you or requires greater depth, everything is completely readjusted according to your pace and needs.
Around 3 hours. But if you enter each space, ask questions, and linger, it can easily be extended.
Of course. As it is a private guided tour, you won’t have to worry about anything; ticket management is also our responsibility.
No. There are steps and ramps, but if you prefer to stay below, the basilica and the Alcázar are still very profound experiences.
Yes. The spaces are ample, there are places to walk, and we adapt the explanations to each age. Many children, in fact, love the arches and courtyards.
Certainly. In Seville, there are more points of interest if you wish to extend. We organize the entire day according to your interests.
We can arrange transfers from your accommodation, of course. It’s a private and customizable guided tour, so we can do it however you like.
No. As it is a completely private visit, you organize it for yourself, your family, or the group you are traveling with, without depending on other participants.
Accessibility
Wheelchair users or those with special mobility needs should contact our team in advance before making a reservation. Depending on availability and monument access conditions, we can adapt the route to ensure the best possible experience.
Schedule modifications
Due to ticket availability, internal organization of the monuments, operational incidents, or any other circumstance beyond Andalucía Exclusiva’s control, the tour schedule may be subject to modifications. In case of any change, the client will be notified as far in advance as possible.
If the new proposed time is not accepted by the client, they may cancel the reservation, and a full refund of the amount paid will be processed.
Flexible cancellation policy
Cancellations communicated more than 48 hours before the start of the visit will incur a management fee of €20 per person.
In the case of minors, this amount may be lower depending on the type of ticket purchased.
Cancellations made less than 48 hours in advance will not be eligible for a refund, except in duly justified cases of force majeure. Each case will be studied individually by our team.
Once nominative tickets have been issued, the corresponding portion may not be refundable according to the conditions established by the monument management entity.
Cancellation procedure
Cancellation requests must be made by one of the following means:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +34 958 19 78 26
Contact form available on this website
Official tickets
Ticket prices are subject to the official rates in force at any given time and may experience variations beyond Andalucía Exclusiva’s control.
At Andalucía Exclusiva, we design private guided tours where monuments are an active presence, where architecture speaks, and someone is there to translate what it says.
We work with specialists who understand why a Cathedral was built in an exact way, how geometry controls space, and how history lives in the construction. Each visit is a conversation between three forces: you, the building, and the one who knows how to read it.
What dates are you planning to visit? How many people are in your group? Would you be interested in combining this guided tour with another? Send us your personalized request, and we will send you a proposal shortly.