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Discover the Royal Alcázar of Seville on a 1 hour 30 minute guided tour with tickets included. The Alcázar is part of the UNESCO-recognized complex in the same monumental area as the Cathedral and the Archive of the Indies, and this visit is designed to take you through the palace with continuous commentary as you move through its courtyards, halls and gardens, showing how Mudéjar art and Gothic style coexist within the site. The tour focuses on the Alcázar's essential spaces and finishes at the Alcázar Gardens.
The tour begins with an introduction at the meeting point, where the guide sets the Alcázar in context within the monumental area and explains why this complex has been key to Seville's history since medieval times.
The first stop is the Hall of Justice and the Patio del Yeso, one of the spaces that still shows traces of the Almohad-era Alcázar. Here the courtyard is pointed out as the only surviving one of Islamic origin, along with decorative elements such as the sebka panels, also found on the Giralda.
From there you move to the Patio de la Montería, the site's main courtyard, and continue to the Casa de la Contratación, created in 1503 to regulate trade with the Americas. Here you'll visit the Chapel of the Navigators, with its reference to the first religious painting depicting the discovery, showing Columbus, the Pinzón brothers and the Catholic Monarchs.
The heart of the visit is the Palace of Pedro I and the Patio de las Doncellas, where the guide explains the Mudéjar architecture and its elements linked to light, water and vegetation, as well as the technique of tiled azulejos. Next comes the Royal Bedchamber, with its division between the summer and winter rooms and the episode of the murder of Don Fadrique during Pedro I's reign.
The route continues through the Patio de las Muñecas, a more private space with its hidden little faces, and culminates at the Ambassadors' Hall, with its golden dome and its role as the throne room. The visit ends in the Alcázar Gardens, passing the Mercury Pond and the Grotesque Gallery, with a mention of the Baths of María de Padilla and their stairs-only, non-accessible entrance.
As this is a monument with named tickets, the booking is arranged in advance and it's important to provide the details exactly as requested to manage access. The route also includes areas with different levels of accessibility, so let us know when booking if you need an adapted route.
1 hour and 30 minutes approximately. You can stay longer in the Alcázar gardens.
The tour is available in Spanish, English and French. Groups are organized by language, so explanations in different languages are not mixed during the tour.
Adults over 13: €34.00. Juniors aged 4 to 13: €15.00. Infants under 4: €0.00. Students: €20.00.
Includes tickets to the Royal Alcázar and a guided tour.
Departures at 11:30, 13:00, 15:00 and 16:00.
Official Tourist Office at Plaza del Triunfo, next to the Alcázar walls. Orange umbrella.
The Alcázar Gardens are partially accessible via alternative routes. The Baths of María de Padilla are not accessible by stairs. If you need an adapted route, let us know when booking.
Alcázar tickets require full names in advance as required by the site's governing body.
Book now, decide later: cancel with a guaranteed partial refund. We know you book months in advance and plenty can happen before the day of the tour.
Up to 72 hours before the visit you get an instant full refund. Between 72 and 24 hours before we refund 50% of the amount. With less than 24 hours' notice or a no-show, there's no refund because the tickets are already issued under named holders by the Patronato.
If you need to change the date or time, no problem: message us on WhatsApp up to 24h before and we'll rebook you subject to availability at no extra cost.
In special situations such as heavy rain or weather alerts, the tour continues because the Alcázar is mostly indoors, but if you prefer we can change your date. If the monument closes unexpectedly, we offer a full refund or a date change, your choice. If you're running late due to documented transport delays, we'll wait up to 15 minutes or rebook you onto the next group.
The Alcázar's governing body (Patronato) requires full names to issue the tickets 48h before. After this deadline we can't issue refunds, but we can still change the attendee's name if you let us know before the tour.
Adults over 13: €34.00. Juniors aged 4 to 13: €15.00. Infants under 4: €0.00. Students: €20.00.
No. During this Alcázar tour you'll visit the Gothic Palace, the Palace of King Pedro, the gardens and the courtyard.
Yes. To benefit from the reduced rate, people over 65 and students up to 25 must present an original supporting document. If not presented, you'll need to pay the adult rate.
Tickets require full names in advance as required by the site's governing body, so it's important to provide the details exactly as requested to manage access.
Yes. The Alcázar Gardens are partially accessible via alternative routes, but the Baths of María de Padilla are not accessible by stairs. If you need an adapted route, let us know when booking.
Choose the time that suits you best and secure your visit with tickets included and a guided tour of 1 hour and 15 minutes through the Alcázar's most representative spaces, finishing at the Alcázar Gardens.
Tickets are named and require full names in advance as required by the site's governing body.
Want a more personalized visit? We recommend booking a private tour of the Alcázar of Seville. You'll have a guide exclusively for your group and, if you're a large group, you'll also save money.
