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Guided Tour of the Royal Alcázar of Seville

Royal Alcázar, World Heritage Site

Duration 1h 15min

Type of visit Guided visits

Languages Spanish, French, English, Italian

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The Royal Alcázar of Seville, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is one of the most impressive palace complexes in the world. It stands out for its remains of both Andalusian and Christian art after the Castilian conquest. The Mudéjar, Gothic, Renaissance, Mannerist, and Baroque styles intertwine throughout the construction. Its gardens are the oldest in the city of Seville.

This guided tour will take you to fully discover the Royal Alcázar of Seville. With an expert guide, you will be able to explore its gardens and interior, all without waiting in line to purchase tickets.

Guarantee your entry by booking in advance, as spots fill up quickly.
Join our tour and enjoy a delightful visit.
A unique experience to learn about the Royal Alcázar and its gardens.

Included

Entry to the Royal Alcázar.
Official accredited guide.

Not Included

Anything not specified in the «includes» section.

It is essential to bring a valid passport or ID as it may be required at some access points of the monument.
Children must be included in the reservation as a ticket will be required for them to access the monument.
Arrive 10 minutes before the start of the tour at the meeting point
On certain dates, due to the high demand for this visit and in order not to create overbookings, what is done is a request for availability, it is indicated when you are going to make the payment. In a period of less than 72 hours you will receive a reply informing you if there are places available or not. If the reservation is made within this period, you will receive an urgent reply. The amount will be blocked in the reservation request to ensure that in case of availability there are funds to collect it.

Cancellation Policy

Once a reservation request is made, no changes or cancellations are allowed.

Guarantee your entry by booking in advance, as spots fill up quickly.
Join our tour and enjoy a delightful visit.
A unique experience to learn about the Royal Alcázar and its gardens.

Included

Entry to the Royal Alcázar.
Official accredited guide.

Not Included

Anything not specified in the «includes» section.

Cancellation Policy

Once a reservation request is made, no changes or cancellations are allowed.

Itinerary and Meeting Points

Map

Fountain-Lamp post of Plaza Virgen de los Reyes. The guide will be waiting for you with an orange umbrella.

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FAQs

Is it visited?

Includes the main areas
What documentation do I need?

Your digital voucher on your phone and the booking holder’s ID.
How early should I arrive?

Arrive 10–15 minutes early at the designated meeting point.
How do I get to Seville city centre and where can I park?
Getting there
- From the airport (SVQ): special airport bus to the centre (stops include Prado de San Sebastián, San Bernardo, Santa Justa and the Central Zone) in about 35–45 minutes, or taxi/rideshare in roughly 20–30 minutes depending on traffic.
- From Santa Justa train station: 25–30 minutes on foot to the monumental area, or 10–15 minutes by city bus or taxi. You can also connect to the MetroCentro tram (line T1) from San Bernardo or Prado.
- From the intercity bus stations (Plaza de Armas or Prado): 10–20 minutes on foot, or a few minutes by bus/taxi to the historic centre.
Where to park
- On-street blue zone: regulated, paid spaces near the centre with time limits. Check local signage for hours and rates.
- Public car parks (recommended): 24/7, well located—such as Arenal / Paseo Colón (riverfront), Cano y Cueto (by the Jardines de Murillo), Avenida de Roma (by Puerta de Jerez), Imagen / Las Setas (Encarnación area), Plaza de Armas (by the bus terminal) or Mercado de Triana (across the bridge, a pleasant walk from the centre).
Tips: the historic core has pedestrian streets and camera-controlled restricted access; avoid driving into narrow quarters like Santa Cruz or Arenal. It’s best to leave your car in a perimeter car park and continue on foot, by tram (T1), or by bus. If your hotel is inside the old town, ask in advance about permitted access and loading zones.

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FAQs

Is it visited?

Includes the main areas
What documentation do I need?

Your digital voucher on your phone and the booking holder’s ID.
How early should I arrive?

Arrive 10–15 minutes early at the designated meeting point.
How do I get to Seville city centre and where can I park?
Getting there
- From the airport (SVQ): special airport bus to the centre (stops include Prado de San Sebastián, San Bernardo, Santa Justa and the Central Zone) in about 35–45 minutes, or taxi/rideshare in roughly 20–30 minutes depending on traffic.
- From Santa Justa train station: 25–30 minutes on foot to the monumental area, or 10–15 minutes by city bus or taxi. You can also connect to the MetroCentro tram (line T1) from San Bernardo or Prado.
- From the intercity bus stations (Plaza de Armas or Prado): 10–20 minutes on foot, or a few minutes by bus/taxi to the historic centre.
Where to park
- On-street blue zone: regulated, paid spaces near the centre with time limits. Check local signage for hours and rates.
- Public car parks (recommended): 24/7, well located—such as Arenal / Paseo Colón (riverfront), Cano y Cueto (by the Jardines de Murillo), Avenida de Roma (by Puerta de Jerez), Imagen / Las Setas (Encarnación area), Plaza de Armas (by the bus terminal) or Mercado de Triana (across the bridge, a pleasant walk from the centre).
Tips: the historic core has pedestrian streets and camera-controlled restricted access; avoid driving into narrow quarters like Santa Cruz or Arenal. It’s best to leave your car in a perimeter car park and continue on foot, by tram (T1), or by bus. If your hotel is inside the old town, ask in advance about permitted access and loading zones.