Seville · TICKETS
A Seville trip never has quite enough free mornings. These 15 tickets & entry passes are worth one, priced and timed so you can choose quickly and get back to the tapas.
Visit Seville’s Royal Alcázar with a self-guided entry ticket. Explore its medieval palace, detailed tilework, courtyards, and extensive gardens at your own pace. The ticket costs $23 per person and includes the booking fee, but not a guide or Royal Bedroom access. Enter through the online ticket line at Puerta del León.
“Full of great experiences. The castle is beautiful and big, make sure you have enough time to explore”
Enter Seville Cathedral and La Giralda with a one-day ticket. Explore the vast church, see works by Goya, Murillo, and Zurbarán, and visit the tomb associated with Christopher Columbus. Climb the tower’s long series of ramps for city views. An audio guide is optional in Spanish, English, French, Italian, or German.
“Got the tickets, quick access to cathedral, got audio guide by myself.”
At Teatro Flamenco Sevilla, you’ll spend about an hour with live flamenco singing, guitar, and dance, performed by a small ensemble in a tiered theater. The ticket is about $27 per person and covers admission only. Arrive early if seat choice matters, since seating can depend on arrival time and ticket section.
“Excellent. Artists was so professional and full of emotion. Definitely worth of money and time.”
Spend 75 to 90 minutes at Córdoba’s Mosque-Cathedral with a certified, single-language guide. You’ll see the Patio de los Naranjos, Prayer Hall, Mihrab, and red-and-white arches, while learning how the 8th-century mosque grew and became a cathedral. Shared and private tours are available; the Bell Tower is not included.
“Jamie is a superb guide - knowledgeable, witty and well paced - highly recommend this tour.”
At Plaza de la Encarnación, Setas de Sevilla pairs a 250-meter rooftop walk and 360-degree views from 27 meters up with a 15-minute multisensory film about the city. Your ticket also includes an online audio guide in four languages and night access to Aurora, a changing LED and sound show. Plan about 40 minutes, or return within 48 hours if capacity allows.
“Great experience at Setas de Seville. Easy access with digital ticket, enjoyed our time walking and seeing the views.”
Meet at the Flamenco Dance Museum in Seville’s Santa Cruz quarter for a one-hour live show in an 18th-century courtyard. Expect Alegrías, swirling shawls, castanets, powerful footwork, singing and guitar. The choreography is associated with museum founder Cristina Hoyos. Choose a ticket with museum entry if you want to explore the displays as well as see the performance.
“the show was amazing. the dancers were so elegant and the singers were fantastic. definitely recommend to watch the show!”
Enter Seville’s 15th-century Casa de Pilatos on a ground-floor ticket, then follow an audio guide in English or six other languages through its courtyards, decorated rooms, sculptures, chapel, and gardens. The palace blends Mudejar-Gothic and Renaissance design. The ticket does not include the upper floor, so check on arrival if you want to add that visit.
“We absolutely loved Casa de Pilatos! We really had not heard much about it during out research of Sevilla, but the house itself displays spectacular tile work and mosaics, and the multiple gardens make strolling from house to garden and back again a delightful tour.”
In three hours, an official guide leads you through the Alcázar’s palaces and gardens, then Seville Cathedral, built on the site of a mosque. A personal audio system helps you follow along. The tour ends near the Giralda, where you can climb to the top on foot. Guides have included Jesús, Javier, Adrián, and María.
“Wonderful. Only suggestion would be to have the tour of the tower at the end so that if anyone didn’t want to go they could keep looking around the Cathedral at their leisure.”
Spend about four hours with an English-speaking guide at Seville Cathedral, the Giralda tower, and the Royal Alcazar. Priority-entry tickets and headsets are included. The tower climb rewards you with city views, while the tour ends in the Alcazar gardens, where you can stay and explore. Guides on this tour have included Emilio, Ivan, Alvaro, Ismael, Carmen, and Mercedes.
“A fascinating and highly informative tour of Seville Cathedral and Alchazar led by our wonderful and knowledgeable guide Ivan. It’s a must to do the climb up the Bell Tower - it’s worth it!”
Meet your guide at Voyager Seville’s office on Calle Hernando Colón 6, then tour the UNESCO-listed Alcázar for 90 minutes. Learn how Roman, Visigoth and Arab Seville shaped this royal residence, hear stories from guides such as Isabel and Patricia, and finish with time to explore the palaces or gardens on your own.
“our guide, Sara, was very friendly and we could feel that she was really fond of history and arts. We were interested in every word she said”
Spend about 90 minutes exploring Seville Cathedral with a live guide, then climb Giralda’s 35 ramps for city views. Expect stained glass, Renaissance art, and the tomb of Christopher Columbus. Guides such as Isabel, Juan, and José María have led engaging tours, though names vary. The tower climb is steep, and the guide may finish the tour before you ascend.
“Juan was the best guide who loves his job and knows a lot of stuff!”
Spend an hour with live flamenco at Tablao Flamenco Las Setas, near Seville’s Las Setas landmark. Hear singers and guitarists accompany dancers performing styles including Seguiriya and Bulerías. A ticket starts at $33 per person and includes a cocktail; Premium and VIP options add central seats and tapas.
“The quality of the production was amazing, the guitarist, vocals and dancers were top notch. Highly recommend”
Explore Seville’s Alcázar on a 1.5-hour guided tour with skip-the-ticket-line entry, headsets, and time among the palace’s Mudéjar details and gardens. The tour is listed in French, and guide names have included Maria, Raul, Lina, Christina, Jose, and Pablo. The royal chamber is not included.
“Amazing and great tour but the tour felt so short!”
Visit Cordoba’s Mosque-Cathedral with an adult entry ticket and a self-guided phone audio tour in English, Spanish, French, German or Italian. Hear stories about the building’s Islamic and Christian past, then continue to city sights such as the Roman Temple and Cordoba Synagogue. No live guide is included; bring a charged phone and headphones.
“Clara was a wonderful guide. Very knowledgeable, very clever! It’s clear she loves what she does! Most enjoyable! We loved the size of the group! Not too big.”
Spend 2.5 hours walking Córdoba’s Jewish Quarter and the Mosque-Cathedral with a Spanish- or English-speaking guide. Look for the Zoco, the statue of Maimonides, the mosque’s double arches and Mihrab, and the cathedral choir. Guides have included José, Gloria, Azahara, Cristina, and Monica, though your assigned guide may vary.
“Great experience ! Our guide (I do apologize, I don't remember his name) was very kind, funny, attentive and very knowledgeable. He let us take pictures and appreciate the moment and the place, without any rush. The only downside was the mediocre quality of the audio system. A couple of times, the receiver lost connection with the transmitter, some other times the sound crackled pretty bad. Otherwise, it was awesome and the Mesquita is just Magical !”
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