
This guided tour lasts approximately one and a half hours and takes you through the ground floor of Casa de Pilatos, a notable example of Sevillian civil architecture. Situated next to the church of San Esteban, this 15th-century palace was constructed by the Marquis of Tarifa, who named it due to the distance between his house and the Cruz del Campo, which he found reminiscent of the distance between the Praetorium of Pilate and Mount Calvary. The tour showcases Gothic-Mudejar architecture, featuring rooms and patios adorned with sculptures, portrait galleries, and Triana tilework. You will explore various ground floor areas, including the chapel and the main patio, before concluding in the gardens.
The visitor will enjoy a tour of the ground floor of this 15th century building to see the different rooms, the halls, the flagellation chapel and the main courtyard. We will end the visit in the gardens.
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