Alcazar Seville

Get tickets to a UNESCO-listed Spanish palace and see the stunning blend of Christian and Mudejar styles, set against a Game of Thrones filming site!

Marvel at intricate stucco and vibrant tiles as you explore the stunning palaces, courtyards, and gardens—each more beautiful than the last.

Discover how traditional tiles were baked at the Triana Ceramics Museum and explore buried Roman history at the Antiquarium excavation site.

Upgrade to a guided tour or extend your adventure to Seville Cathedral.

Fun fact: The Courtyard of Dolls was named after the tiny doll faces at the base of the arched pillars. Can you spot them?

Stop by the Alcázar of Seville, the Dorne of Game of Thrones! See how Spanish, Moorish, and Christian elements come together to create magic.

This handy ticket grants you access to the excavation site right below the palace, the Antiquarium, and the historic Ceramic Museum of Triana.

At Seville Cathedral wander through grand aisles, climb La Giralda for a bird’s-eye view of the city, and pay respects at Columbus’s tomb.

After the Gothic cathedral, enjoy the intimate baroque charm of El Salvador Church, filled with gold accents and intricate wooden carvings.

Fun fact: The cathedral’s ceiling soars to about 42 meters, tall enough to fit an entire 12-story building inside!

Bypass entry lines and dive straight into the elaborate stucco designs of the Alcázar of Seville, featured in Game of Thrones and listed by UNESCO.

Join your guide to learn of King Pedro, who hired Granada artisans to design the Courtyard of Maidens with reflecting pools and lobed arches.

At Seville Cathedral, hear tales of royal weddings as your guide leads you to the top of La Giralda, 105 meters above the sprawling city of Seville.

Uncover the full story of how Seville became a melting pot of Islamic and Christian cultures with a guide who speaks the language of your comfort.

Fun fact: Seville Cathedral houses a grand organ with more than 7,000 pipes, making it one of the largest organs in the world.

Skip the lines, follow your guide, and gain direct entry into the stunning Alcázar of Seville, the backdrop for many epic “Game of Thrones” scenes.

Admire the brilliance of the Mudejar architecture as you explore the royal palace and learn about Spain’s connection to the South American continent.

Make your way into the iconic gardens filled with palm trees and balmy roses—and if you're lucky, you might even spot the resident peacock!

With 5 language options, dive into Spain’s fascinating history and enjoy easy conversations with your guide and group.

Fun fact: Apart from posing as Dorne in the Game of Thrones, the palace was also a set for the Oscar winning classic Lawrence of Arabia.

Breeze past the long tiring queue with skip-the-line ticket to the 13th-century Gothic Seville Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987 .

Ascend La Giralda, the minaret-turned-bell-tower of the cathedral, count the 24 bells and admire the bronze statue that doubles as weather vane.

Visit El Salvador Church—a hidden gem with fewer crowds, stunning Baroque charm, intricate details, and awe-inspiring interiors.

Upgrade your experience with an audio guide or a guided tour led by an expert English-speaking guide to dive deeper into the fascinating transformation of this former mosque into a masterpiece of Gothic architecture!

Fun fact: Seville Cathedral is so vast, it could fit three football fields inside—with room to spare!

Enjoy one of the finest examples of Mudéjar architecture in Spain with this ticket to Alcázar of Seville.

Take a guided tour of the Alcázar of Seville and learn about the oldest royal palace in Europe from your guide.

If you need an audio system during your tour of the complex, you may borrow one.

Fun Fact: A location in Alcázar featured in the television show "Game of Thrones".

Learn about the rich history and culture on this guided tour to the Alcazar Palace and the Seville Cathedral.

Explore the Alcazar Palace, a filming location for the "Kingdom of Heaven" and the "Game of Thrones".

Visit the Seville Cathedral, a 16th-century Gothic church where Peter of Castille was buried.

You will be accompanied by an official guide who will assist you in either English, Spanish, Italian, or French.