
This guided tour allows you to explore the Cathedral and Giralda in Seville, two iconic landmarks recognized as a World Heritage Site since 1987. The visit includes an interpretation of the building's history, decoration, and significance. You will see the Capilla Mayor altarpiece, one of the largest globally, as well as the Gothic-Mudejar-style choir and its 68 cross vaults. The tour is suitable for history enthusiasts and those interested in architecture but may not be ideal for individuals who prefer less structured visits. Before booking, note the dress code requirements for cathedral access.
Cathedral of Seville is the biggest gothic temple in the world. The construction of this monument was dated in the past XV century. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site last 1987. It is one of the monuments with more visitors in Spain.
Learn about the origin of the Cathedral was built over the mezquita aljama in the city dated XII century, the bell tower (Giralda) over the minaret of the mosque and the coutyard of orange trees over the ablutions coutyard. Giralda is the bell tower for the Cathedral of Seville and reachs a height of 104 metres, where you will find one of the best views in the city. Guests may choose to climb the iconic Giralda Tower to enjoy spectacular panoramic views of Seville. As the ascent requires a moderate level of physical effort, participation is entirely optional. Those who prefer not to climb can remain inside the cathedral with the local guide, continuing to discover its rich history and remarkable architecture.
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