Enjoy skip-the-line entry to Seville’s iconic Gothic cathedral. Learn more about this unique monument from your expert local guide and admire its magnificent architecture. Climb the Giralda and enjoy the wide views of Seville.
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Cancellation policies
Based on the official regulations published by the Patronato of Real Alcázar de Sevilla, in its last revision, the tickets issued do not admit return, nor be cancelled, modified or rescheduled.
As a consequence of these regulations, the cancellation policies, without exceptions of any kind, are:
1. If the cancellation is made between the booking day and up to 4 days before the tour, the costs will be 19 € per adult
2. No refund if cancelled 4 days or less before the tour and until the start time of the visit
3. It is non-refundable not to show up, arrive late or not to bring the passport or original ID with which the reservation was made
4. Cancellations or modifications may be made in case of a health alert affecting the closure of the monument
There are no exceptional situations to apply in the cancellation conditions that modify the cancellation and refund criteria indicated in these points.
To request total or partial cancellation under these cancellation policies you must send an email to info@nhue.es and will proceed to cancel and refund according to the date of receiption, as a reference date.
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Winter |
15:15
15:45
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15:15
15:45
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15:15
15:45
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Summer |
13:00
13:30
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13:00
13:30
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13:00
13:30
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The Cathedral of Seville, also known as the Cathedral of Santa María de la Sede, is one of the most impressive and emblematic monuments of the city of Seville, in Spain. This majestic Gothic construction was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987, and is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world.
The cathedral is located in the heart of the city, in the Arenal neighborhood, and its imposing presence dominates the urban landscape. Its construction began in 1401 on the remains of an ancient Almohad mosque, and lasted over several centuries, which explains the variety of architectural styles that can be observed in its structure.
One of the most notable features of the cathedral is its famous bell tower, known as the Giralda. This impressive tower, 104 meters high, was originally the minaret of the Almohad mosque, and was later converted into a Christian bell tower. Its ascent is a unique experience, since it does not have stairs, but rather a gentle ramp that allows you to climb to the top without difficulty, from where you can enjoy impressive panoramic views of the city.
The interior of the cathedral is equally impressive, with its soaring naves, its chapels decorated with masterpieces of painting and sculpture, and its magnificent main altarpiece, the work of the Flemish artist Pieter Dancart. It also houses the tomb of the famous navigator Christopher Columbus, whose remains rest in a funerary monument located inside the cathedral.
In addition to its artistic and historical value, the Cathedral of Seville is a place of worship and prayer for the Catholic faithful, who come to pay homage to the Virgin Mary and the saints. During Holy Week, the cathedral becomes the epicenter of the processions and religious celebrations that take place in the city, attracting thousands of visitors and faithful.
The cathedral and the Giralda are, without a doubt, two of the most precious treasures of Seville, and their visit is essential for anyone who wants to know and enjoy the cultural and artistic wealth of this wonderful city. Whether due to its imposing architecture, its historical value or its religious importance, the cathedral and the Giralda will not leave any visitor indifferent, who will be captivated by its beauty and magnificence.