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💡 The Short Version: One ticket, €13 online (€14 at the office), covers the Cathedral, the Giralda and the Divino Salvador church. The visit takes about 75 minutes and starts at the Giralda. On Sundays it opens at 14:30, so give Sunday morning to something else. In April and May the Cathedral says the most popular time slots usually sell out. The roof tour and the Cathedral’s own guided tour are €20 each. A free Sunday visit needs an online reservation. Or book a tour: the Cathedral and Giralda fast-track guided tourad is from €36, and the Cathedral, Giralda and Alcázar tourad from €53.40.
The tickets
Prices are from the Cathedral’s schedules and rates page, in force from 1 January 2026. Buy online at catedraldesevilla.servitickets.es or at the ticket office. Search results for “Seville Cathedral tickets” include sites with the Cathedral’s name in their web address that say on their own pages they are independent sellers.
| Ticket | Online | At the office | What it covers |
|---|---|---|---|
| General visit | €13.00 | €14.00 | The Cathedral, the Giralda and the Divino Salvador church |
| Reduced | €7 | €8 | Over 65s; students to 25; disability of 33% to 65%; adult members of large families |
| Free | €0 | €0 | Children to 13 with an adult; disability above 65%; unemployed Spanish nationals |
| Audio guide | €4 (app) | €5 (device) | Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Korean |
| Roof tour | €20 | €21 | About 90 minutes; English, Spanish or French |
| Guided tour of the Cathedral and Giralda | €20 | €21 | About 90 minutes; English or Spanish |
| Divino Salvador alone | €7 | €8 | Includes an audio guide; free with the general ticket |
- Two gates. Online tickets go in through the Lagarto Gate, and ticket-office tickets through the Prince’s Gate.
- The time on the ticket is the time you go in. You can stay until you finish; the Cathedral sets no limit.
- Guided tours carry a €1 online handling fee per ticket.
- Proof of eligibility for reduced and free tickets is an official document.
The Giralda and the Cathedral from the Patio de los Naranjos. Photo: bodoklecksel, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.
Sundays
The Cathedral is open on Sundays from 14:30 to 19:00, against 10:45 to 19:00 from Monday to Saturday, and the ticket office closes at 18:00 every day. The Cathedral also holds a free public visit on Sundays, except holidays, with limited places and a prior online reservation; check the times on the rates page before you plan around it.
When to book
In April and May the Cathedral says the tickets for the most popular time slots usually sell out, and the roof tour sells out quickly. Outside those months the tickets are easier to find, but the capacity is limited all year, and hours can change for worship and events without notice.
GetYourGuide’s Cathedral and Giralda entry ticket is the same visit resold from €17.50, which is €4.50 more than the Cathedral’s €13. Its entry ticket with an audio guide is from €39, against €17 for the ticket plus the €4 app. The guided tours below start from €32.
The roof tour and other visits
The Cathedral sells several guided visits of its own. The two most asked for:
Roof tour
€20 online, €21 at the office · about 90 minutes · English, Spanish, French
From October to May it runs daily at 10:00 and 10:30. From June to September it runs early and late: Monday to Thursday at 9:00, 9:30, 20:30 and 21:00, and on Fridays and Saturdays also at 21:30. It is suspended in bad weather, with a change of date or a refund. The areas visited can change for worship.
Guided tour of the Cathedral and Giralda
€20 online, €21 at the office · about 90 minutes · English or Spanish
Tours start Monday to Saturday between 9:30 and 17:00 and on Sundays between 12:30 and 18:00. They include the main altarpiece seen from inside its chapel and the choir.
The Cathedral also runs a stained-glass tour, a visit to the archbishops’ tombs (“De Profundis”), and night visits; its rates page has their times.
Tours worth paying for
The Cathedral’s own €13 ticket is the cheapest way in, and its own guided tour is €20. The resold tours below add a guide who meets you in the centre. Prices are GetYourGuide’s lowest “from” prices, per person.
Fast-track guided tour
From €36 · 1.5 hours · 3,183 reviews
Seville Cathedral & Giralda Tower: Fast-Track Guided Tourad is run by Voyager Seville in English, French, Italian or Spanish. You meet at its office near the Cathedral, then have up to 30 minutes to climb the Giralda on your own and an hour with the guide inside. Cancel up to 24 hours ahead for a 60% refund.
Guided tour with tickets
From €35 · 1.5 hours · 689 reviews
Cathedral & Giralda Guided Tour with Ticketsad by Naturanda Turismo Ambiental includes the Cathedral and Giralda tickets, in English, French, Italian or Spanish, and starts at its office in Calle Francos. Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
Two more
Cathedral and Giralda Skip-the-line Guided Tourad from All Sevilla is from €40.50, meets in the Plaza Virgen de los Reyes and has free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead. Guided Tour of Cathedral of Seville & Giralda Towerad from Colors of Seville is from €32, with headsets and a 60% refund up to 21 hours ahead.
To see the Alcázar on the same tour, the Cathedral, Giralda and Alcázar tourad is from €53.40 for about three hours, against €28.50 for the two official tickets; the Real Alcázar page compares the tours.
What to see
The Cathedral calls itself the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, and it stands on the site of the city’s mosque. Allow the 75 minutes the Cathedral gives.
The Giralda and the Cathedral from the Plaza Virgen de los Reyes at dusk. Photo: Diliff, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.
- The Giralda first. The visit starts here. It was a minaret, and the ascent is by ramps wide enough for riders on horseback. The Renaissance top, by Hernán Ruiz, carries the Giraldillo, a bronze statue about four metres high that gives the tower its name.
- The Patio de los Naranjos is the former courtyard (sahn) of the mosque.
- The Main Altarpiece, which the Cathedral considers the largest in Christendom, and the choir in front of it, with the organ.
- The Chapter House has a series of paintings by Murillo commissioned in 1667, and the Main Sacristy has the Last Judgment in its dome.
- Columbus. The monument to Christopher Columbus, a funeral procession with four heralds, has been in the Cathedral since 1899.
Inside the Cathedral, looking along the nave. Photo: Holger Uwe Schmitt, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.
What to skip: the audio guide if you join a guided tour. The Divino Salvador church is included in the ticket, but it has its own hours, below.
The Divino Salvador church
Included in the general ticket · €7 alone
The collegiate church of the Divino Salvador is a separate building, and the general ticket admits you free. It is open Monday to Thursday 10:15 to 18:00, Friday and Saturday 10:15 to 17:00, and Sunday 14:30 to 19:30. It is closed on 1 and 6 January, Corpus Christi, 15 August and 25 December, and in Holy Week it admits visitors to the steps only.
Hours and rules
- Hours: Monday to Saturday 10:45 to 19:00; Sunday 14:30 to 19:00. The ticket office closes at 18:00. There are no tourist visits during worship.
- Dress and noise: keep silent, dress respectfully and remove head coverings.
- Photos: allowed without flash or a tripod, if you do not disturb people at prayer.
- Food and drink: water only. No pets except guide dogs, and no smoking.
- Where: Avenida de la Constitución, beside the Alcázar. The Cathedral’s phone is +34 954 214 971.
The Real Alcázar is across the square and needs its own booking. Seville museums lists the Archive of the Indies, which is free and next to the Cathedral. What to book before you go to Seville has the closed days for every sight, and hotels near Seville Cathedral lists places to stay within walking distance. The Seville walking tours page compares the guided tours that include the Cathedral and Giralda ticket.
Common questions
How much is a ticket for Seville Cathedral and the Giralda?
€13.00 online and €14.00 at the ticket office, from 1 January 2026. One ticket covers the Cathedral, the Giralda and the Divino Salvador church. The reduced ticket is €7 online or €8 at the office, for over 65s, students to 25, people with a disability of 33% to 65% and adult members of large families.
What time does Seville Cathedral open on Sunday?
At 14:30, and it closes at 19:00. Monday to Saturday it is open 10:45 to 19:00. The ticket office closes at 18:00 every day, and hours can change for worship.
Do I need to book the Cathedral in advance?
In April and May, yes: the Cathedral says the most popular time slots usually sell out, and the roof tour sells out quickly. The time on your ticket is the time you enter, and you can stay until you finish.
How long does the Cathedral and Giralda visit take?
The Cathedral gives about 75 minutes. The visit starts at the Giralda, which has its own access control.
Is there a free day at Seville Cathedral?
Yes. The Cathedral holds a free public visit on Sundays, except holidays, with limited places and a prior online reservation. Its rates page gives the times.
How much is the Cathedral roof tour?
€20 online and €21 at the office, plus a €1 online fee, for about 90 minutes in English, Spanish or French. From October to May it runs daily at 10:00 and 10:30, and in bad weather it is suspended.
