Embark on a private guided tour of Sevilla’s most iconic landmarks. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage sites of the Alcázar, the Cathedral, and the Giralda, immersing yourself in the city’s rich history and architecture.

Start with the Cathedral of Seville, the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. Learn about its transformation from a mosque to a Christian church, and discover hidden gems, including the tomb of Christopher Columbus. Climb the Giralda tower, once a minaret, and enjoy panoramic views of the city.

Next, head to the Alcázar, one of Europe’s oldest functioning royal palaces. With an expert guide, explore its stunning architecture, including the Gothic Palaces, the King Pedro Palace, and intricate gardens. Each space reveals a unique story from the past, blending Moorish and Renaissance influences.

This private tour offers a personalized, immersive experience with an expert guide. After the guided tour, enjoy time to explore the gardens of the Alcázar at your own pace.

This tour is perfect for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, and anyone looking to experience the best of Seville in a relaxed, intimate setting.

Vigtig information

Extra feed to be paid on-site:

Alcázar ticket prices: Standard 11.50€; Seniors and students (17–25) 3€; Free for disabled visitors, children under 16, and Seville residents with valid ID (non-refundable tickets)
Cathedral ticket prices: General 10€; Reduced 5€ for students 15–25, minors 15–17, and seniors 65+; Free for children under 15, disabled visitors (65%+), and unemployed visitors

Know in advance:

All participants must provide full name, surname, and ID/passport number to issue tickets; contact the supplier by phone or email to submit these details. You'll find their contacts on your voucher
Departure times may vary depending on monument availability, and tickets are not included in the tour price; payment is made directly to the guide for skip-the-line entry

Remember to bring:

Comfortable shoes are recommended
Original ID/passport is required at the Royal Alcázar entrance, and access will be denied without it, including if only a copy or phone photo is presented