The largest Gothic cathedral in the world and the bell tower that was once a minaret: a visit to the overlapping of two religions, two eras, and two cities.
Access to the main spaces
Interior of the Cathedral, Giralda, Courtyard of the Orange Trees, Chapter House, and Choir
Private Official Guide
Specialized in the history of the Reconquista and the architecture it produced
Schedule coordination
To avoid crowds and allow you to stop wherever you need
Freedom of pace
More time on what you like and less on what does not interest you
In 1248, Seville fell to Christian hands. What followed was the construction of a temple that would stand where the Aljama, the great mosque, had been… But the conquerors did not completely erase the past: the Islamic minaret remained standing, was adapted, and was crowned with Christian symbols. That is the Giralda.
The Cathedral and its bell tower tell a story that cannot be read in fragments. They must be seen together, interpreted by someone who understands what was destroyed, what was preserved, and what each architectural choice made by the builders nearly 800 years ago meant.
The Cathedral: five Gothic stone naves
The Courtyard of the Orange Trees
The Giralda: the minaret that became a bell tower
The Chapter House and the Choir
Stained glass and sculptures
Details only seen if someone shows them to you
Tickets
Full management of your tickets to the Cathedral and the Giralda
Private Guide
Official, private, and specialized in the medieval and modern history of Seville
Coordinated schedules
So you can enter without delays or waiting
Prior Assistance
To resolve any questions about the visit
Possibility to extend
With other experiences or complementary services
Political context behind every stone
Access to spaces that almost no one sees
Dialogue and questions
Weaving Seville into a coherent narrative
Accessibility
Wheelchair users or those with special mobility needs should contact our team prior to booking. Depending on availability and the access conditions of the monuments, 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 change. In the event 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, the reservation may be canceled 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 tour 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 entitled to a refund, except in cases of duly justified force majeure. Each case will be studied individually by our team.
Once nominative tickets have been issued, the corresponding portion may be non-refundable in accordance with the conditions established by the entity managing the monuments.
Cancellation procedure
Cancellation requests must be made through one of the following means:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +34 958 19 78 26
Contact form available on this website
Official tickets
Ticket amounts are subject to the official rates in effect at any given time and may experience variations beyond Andalucía Exclusiva’s control.