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Alcazar + Cathedral + Giralda
The best way to discover the 3 main monuments of Seville in a single 3-hour visit, with our locals official guide and tickets included with preferential access.
The most beautiful and easy way to discover the three most important monuments of Seville with our guides in English. Enjoy priority access, the best price guaranteed, and more flexible cancellation conditions when booking directly with us. Discover the legends, history, architecture and art that make Seville one of the most beautiful cities in the world — all with a local company.
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Testimonies of visits to the Alcázar, Cathedral and Giralda of Seville
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Check out our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section, where you’llfind clear answers about tickets, meeting points, cancellations, accessibility, and much more.
Where is the meeting point?
The meeting point is at the main entrance of the Archivo de Indias (Monument located between the Alcázar and the Cathedral). The Archivo de Indias has a single interior access door, on the side facing the Avenida de la Constitución, next to the Jardines de la Lonja. We have attached a map so you can see exactly where you are.
Our team guides and manager
María Liébana
Advanced Technical Diploma in Tourist Guidance, Information and Assistance
Concha Muñoz
Graduate in Tourism
Alejandro Martínez
Graduate in Geography and History
Lourdes Monreal
Graduate in Art History
Anais Rieux
Graduate in Art History
Mamen Ramírez
Team Manager
Blog
The Guadalquivir: The River That Built Seville
Featured Snippet The Guadalquivir River has defined Seville for more than 2,000 years. Romans used it as a strategic inland port; Muslims transformed it into a thriving commercial artery; and during the Age of Exploration, it became the gateway to the Americas. The river explains why the Cathedral, Alcázar, Torre
The Mercury Pond: A Renaissance Fountain With a Hidden Past
Featured Snippet The Mercury Pond is one of the Alcázar’s most fascinating spaces, combining engineering, symbolism, and Renaissance artistry. Originally a key part of Seville’s medieval water system, it stored water carried through the city’s aqueduct and distributed it throughout the palace gardens. In the 1500s, it was redesigned as
8 Local Tips You Must Know Before Visiting the Alcázar & Cathedral (Updated & More Useful)
Featured Snippet Experts recommend 8 Local Tips You Must Know Before Visiting the Alcázar & Cathedral by booking online, arriving early, and bringing the same passport or ID used during purchase. Both monuments enforce strict timed access and often close earlier than visitors expect, especially in winter. The Cathedral requires
The Baths of Doña María Padilla: A Space of Legend and Reflection
Featured Snippet The Baths of Doña María Padilla are among the Alcázar’s most hauntingly beautiful spaces. These underground vaulted cisterns, built during the medieval period, were designed to store rainwater for the palace gardens. Their serene pools and symmetrical arches have made them one of the most photographed corners of
The Hall of Ambassadors: A Golden Dome Full of Secrets
Featured Snippet The Hall of Ambassadors, often called the throne room of the Alcázar, embodies centuries of artistic exchange and political power. Its dazzling gilded wooden dome reflects Almohad geometry, Nasrid influence, and Castilian symbolism, creating one of the greatest masterpieces of Mudéjar art. Here, King Peter I received foreign
When Dorne Came to Life: How Game Of Thrones Chose the Alcázar
Featured Snippet The Real Alcázar became the on-screen home of House Martell because Game Of Thrones found it to be the perfect real-world representation of Dorne. Its blend of Islamic craftsmanship, vibrant gardens, flowing fountains, and sunlit courtyards visually matched the fantasy realm envisioned by George R. R. Martin. Unlike