About Seville Cathedral
Seville Cathedral is one of the city’s greatest symbols and one of the most impressive religious buildings in Spain. Its architecture reflects centuries of history and transformation, with elements linked to Seville’s Islamic past and its subsequent Christian evolution. Rising beside the cathedral is La Giralda, a former minaret converted into a bell tower and one of the city’s most recognisable landmarks.
What to See During the Visit
On this guided tour of Seville Cathedral, you will explore the interior of the temple accompanied by an expert guide. Discover highlights such as the Main Altarpiece, the Royal Chapel and the tomb of Christopher Columbus, while learning about the history and fascinating details behind its main architectural features. The visit will also bring you closer to La Giralda and offer a privileged perspective of Seville’s heritage.
“Seville is a city you can never finish getting to know.” — Antonio Gala
Curiosities
- The cathedral houses one of the largest and most remarkable main altarpieces in the Christian world.
- Seville Cathedral was built on the site of a former Almohad mosque.
- La Giralda retains elements of its past as an Islamic minaret, later incorporated into the Christian bell tower.



