Alcazar of Seville Tour with Skip the Line Ticket
Discover the Royal Alcazar of Seville, declared a World Heritage Site in 1987. You will be amazed by its magnificience and magniture. You will also recognize some spots, because of the shooting of the famous series “Game of Thrones”. The origin of the Real Alcazar of Seville dates from the time of the High Middle Ages, although some areas of Islamic art that impress with its delicacy are preserved. In any case, Mudejar art and Gothic style predominate, but Renaissance and Baroque elements were added later. Over the centuries, it has been the residence of the members of the Spanish Royal Family in Seville. Even today, it remains for the exclusive use of royalty, except for tourist visits. This complex includes many wonderful features. The quaintest is the Patio de las Doncellas, with its ponds that reflect the intricate mudéjar plasterwork for which this palace is known for. Go on this guided tour with skip-the-line access and get amazed by its beauty and complexity!
What to know
Alcazar of Seville Tour with Skip the Line Ticket can work well if you want a bookable experience with clear information before deciding. Always check duration, meeting point, available language and cancellation terms on Viator before payment.
Before booking
- Check whether price changes by date, time slot or group size.
- Confirm the meeting point and calculate the transfer from your accommodation.
- Leave some room before and after if the activity depends on traffic, queues or transport.
Experience itinerary
Meeting point will be our office located in Calle Alemanes, 31 in order to organize the group and provide devices to hear the guide clearly.
10 minYou'll have a preferent access ticket to dicover the palaces of the alcazar with your guide. At the end of the tour you can explore the gardens on your own.
75 minWhat's included
- Headsets to hear the guide clearly
- Alcazar of Seville Prefered Ticket
- Professional Guide
What's not included
- Food and drinks
- Tips
- No access to the Upper Royal Chamber or to separate private areas of the palace.
