Seville Cathedral & La Giralda Skip-the-Line Tickets

Notice to navigators, the language of the visit you can not select or is not well indicated how to do it, we only gave us a choice of time, we took it and when we arrived the tour was in English or Italian ... Fortunately there was a kid of practices that was translating and explaining everything. my tens to the kid

We went early with online tickets. Very easy experience all around and since it was late November, there really were not crowds. Perfect. The church itself is stunning and worth a visit. Personally, I liked that there was a moment to say the Hail Mary with everyone or if not so inclined, a moment of silence. The world needs this.

The tour guide was exceptional and made the experience really alive. Normally we would purchase a audio guide but would very much look to being part of a group experience being navigated by someone who really loved his stuff.

Although it was sometimes difficult to follow the audio guide in chronological order, we found the history and beauty of the cathedral awe-inspiring. The walk and subsequent climb to the top of the Giralda was not too strenuous for 69 and 76 year old seniors and the views were wonderful. Overall great tour but worth buying entrance tickets in advance.

It was easy to get the tickets and access them. The quality of the audioguide was not great. I lost volume halfway through and had to resort to reading the descriptions. While a good idea, the downloaded audio guide is a bust and I recommend visitors either get an actual guide or use a book

The beauty of the architecture, the ingenuity of the Giralda, easy to climb despite the 32 storeys, as there are no stairs.

The cathedral was very impressive. But the audio guide did not correspond at all to the numbering in the cathedral. In addition, the content of the explanations is more than poor

I thoroughly enjoyed this experience. A tremendous opportunity to see and learn more about Seville's history. Ticketing was straight forward with no complications.

The cathedral is amazing! The audioguide was difficult to use, the numbers are not posted everywhere. While Headout worked well, I am annoyed at how many apps I have had to download for this trip!

Very short queue to get in, interesting cathedral and the trip up the tower wasn't too arduous as there were no steps except for a fee right at the top.

I was afraid until the last that it was a scam xche unfortunately there are negative reviews x luckily instead tt well.. We paid a little more... Xo the important thing to have entered

we had a bit of trouble understanding the guia's spanish english....basically she knew a lot, but unfortunately with a strong accent

A monument not to be missed! Very impressive. Please note that the chapel numbers on the zudio-guides do not correspond...

It has been a very good experience, we have not had any problem even though a priori you may doubt and admas they made us a 10% discount on the second reservation. I recommend it

The tour of the cathedral is very interesting, with some magnificent sections. However, there was no wifi on site, so the audio-guides on our phones didn't work. Fortunately, a lady who rented audioguides lent us some. The tour is very long (3 hours), which made it a bit tedious for us at the end. The route is very poorly signposted on site, and to follow the audio-guide you sometimes have to look for it! Nevertheless, the visit is a must!

The cathedral itself was wonderful. Unfortunately the skip the line tickets still involved queuing for 20 minutes at the entrance . My husband has mobility issues and found this very difficult.

I did not even knew of the skip the line. I stood the line, like everybody else, but it moved fast. I do not use any audio guides. We are innundated by details wheever we go, which we forget anyways. So why bother, unless some detail seem to be interesting to me indeed.

Perfectly organized cathedral and immense so much wealth to see. A little disappointed by the Giralda as the view was blocked by fences and too many people.

The cathedral was cool, although very much like most cathedrals in Europe. Stumbling onto Columbus' grave was interesting. But my first audio guide didn't work -- I needed to walk back to the desk and trade it in -- and a lot of areas were not in the guide, or it was difficult to figure out which guide number an area represented. They didn't seem to be marked consistently. We ended up not using the guide. It just wasn't worth the trouble.

Very nice discovery. However, the audioguide wasn't very useful, and it was easy to lose track of which areas to look at, and therefore which explanations to give, which was a pity. But I'm delighted with this visit.