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Place: Real Alcazar de Sevilla
General tour
Avoid the ticket lines by buying your tickets online to visit the oldest
used palace in Europe, the Royal Alcázar of Seville.
Come marvel at its
different architectural styles, from Mudéjar to Gothic and Renaissance,
and relax in its large gardens, considered to be among the most beautiful in the world.
Tours
Place: Real Alcázar de Sevilla
General tour + Cuarto Real Alto
"The time you select to make your purchase will be the access to the Upper Royal Rooms, for access to the Upper Royal Rooms. It is ESSENTIAL to deliver the ticket or the reservation number to the personnel located at The Patio de la Montería with 15 minutes in advance at the time fixed at your entrance. Otherwise you CAN NOT MAKE A VISIT to these rooms and must acquire new tickets to the next session available. The access to the Alcazar is made at non scheduled time by the Lion´s Gate.
Tours
Place: Real Alcázar de Sevilla
Tours
Place: Real Alcázar de Sevilla
Dramatized Night Visit (in Spanish)
Purchase your tickets online to attend a unique night tour of the oldest Palace in Europe, the Real Alcázar of Seville. Marvel at the stories that its historical inhabitants will tell you in the rooms where they lived and made history. Groups are small and only for people over 8 years old.
Your visit. What to see
A palatial complex of splendidly beautiful architecture, the product of many monarchs who left their mark throughout history, from the eleventh century to our day. Tour through its patios, halls and rooms and enjoy the various styles you encounter there: Islamic, Mudéjar, Gothic, Renaissance…
Wonderful gardens that were first planted a thousand years ago and bring together, in perfect harmony, landscapes, galleries, ponds, sculptures and fountains, all full of history and legend.
A unique and exclusive vision of the illuminated enclosure in which the actors introduce you to the life of the palace as it has been over the centuries in a journey of approximately one and a half hours.
More information
The Royal Alcázar of Seville was declared a World Heritage Site in 1987, together with the Cathedral of Seville and the Archive of the Indies. The palatial compound includes the Stucco Palace, with its Hall of Justice, the Mudéjar Palace built by King Pedro I, and the Gothic Palace. Of its many patios, the most impressive are the Patio of the Maidens, with its beautiful tiled walls, and the Patio of the Dolls, with its interesting collection of column capitals.
Renaissance elements include the lovely tile altar made in 1504 by Francisco Niculoso Pisano or the pictorial altarpiece preserved in the Admiral’s Quarters, devoted to the Virgin of the Seafarers. Renaissance Splendor also shines in the so-called Halls of Charles V.
Your visit. What to see
A palatial complex of splendidly beautiful architecture, the product of many monarchs who left their mark throughout history, from the eleventh century to our day. Tour through its patios, halls and rooms and enjoy the various styles you encounter there: Islamic, Mudéjar, Gothic, Renaissance…
Wonderful gardens that were first planted a thousand years ago and bring together, in perfect harmony, landscapes, galleries, ponds, sculptures and fountains, all full of history and legend.
A unique and exclusive vision of the illuminated enclosure in which the actors introduce you to the life of the palace as it has been over the centuries in a journey of approximately one and a half hours.
More information
The Royal Alcázar of Seville was declared a World Heritage Site in 1987, together with the Cathedral of Seville and the Archive of the Indies. The palatial compound includes the Stucco Palace, with its Hall of Justice, the Mudéjar Palace built by King Pedro I, and the Gothic Palace. Of its many patios, the most impressive are the Patio of the Maidens, with its beautiful tiled walls, and the Patio of the Dolls, with its interesting collection of column capitals.
Renaissance elements include the lovely tile altar made in 1504 by Francisco Niculoso Pisano or the pictorial altarpiece preserved in the Admiral’s Quarters, devoted to the Virgin of the Seafarers. Renaissance Splendor also shines in the so-called Halls of Charles V.
Tours
Place: Real Alcázar de Sevilla
Free Entry Born or Residents in Seville Capital
Exclusive ticket for:
- Born in Seville capital and thus included in his ID.
- Residents in Seville capital and thus record in their ID, passport or updated pattern of the last 3 months.
You must present the corresponding supporting document at the entrance to the monument.
- Born in Seville capital and thus included in his ID.
- Residents in Seville capital and thus record in their ID, passport or updated pattern of the last 3 months.
You must present the corresponding supporting document at the entrance to the monument.
Tours
Place: Real Alcázar de Sevilla
FREE ENTRY FOR BORN OR RESIDENTS IN SEVILLA CAPITAL + ROYAL ROOM HIGH
Exclusive ticket for:
- Born in the capital Seville and so it appears on their ID.
- Residents in Seville capital and so it is recorded in their ID, passport or updated register of the last 3 months.
You must present the corresponding supporting document at the entrance to the monument.
