Absolutely loved the Cathedral. I went up to the top of Tower which has amazing views, it's 34 floors high so make sure it is something you can do before you start. The monuments, stain glass windows and the architecture are out of this world. There are plenty of seats for you to sit and take everything in. You don't need to be religious to be taken In by the beauty or any of the interesting history this place holds.

A huge Catholic Cathedral that houses hundreds if not thousands of ancient religious artifacts. In addition the the silver and gold alters the Cathedral houses the possible remains of Christopher Columbus. The associated tomb is fantastic. The gothic ceiling is unbelievable, looking at all of the veins of stones that start at the floor and go up the pillars and across the ceiling and down another pillar and ending at the floor. Lots of artwork as well as sculptures. A must see for any Catholic.

1* for the official guided tour of the roofs in English (the Cathedral itself is extraordinary and interesting and definitely worth a visit!!). The views were spectacular and it’s interesting to learn about the architecture and history of the Cathedral (and the ‘mushrooms’) but I echo others’ reviews that the guide wasn’t exactly easy to understand and most of time the group were half guessing what the guide was trying to say. The headphones’ bad audio quality (one time use) made it even harder. I also felt like the roofs weren’t more interesting than the interior/exterior that could be viewed otherwise with the general ticket. Note that the guided tour is just for the roofs (no re-entry to the Cathedral or the Tower).

Spent a wonderful five nights in Seville in October. Stunning weather 😎 with temperatures hitting 30C. We stayed at the ‘modern’ Hotel Rey Alfonso X within the historic city centre and simply walked every day. Photos simply don’t do the Cathedral justice it is magnificent. NB Ensure you book a ‘jump the queue’ tour to get most from your visit. NB Climb the tower 34 ramps plus 15 steps awesome views.

I recommend you to buy the ticket in advanced because of the queue. The church is amazingly beautiful. You can buy the ticket in advance. It is easy to get here by Google maps. It took me about 15 mins to walk. The church is big and had many things to see.

Absolutely stunning. A must do when in Seville. Every corner reveals another amazing beautiful area. Gothic designs and lavish black and gold intricate carvings. Christopher Columbus's tomb stands in prime position within a spectacular structure. Bell Tower is worth visiting for views. Lovely peaceful atmosphere with plenty of seating to relax, prayer and take in the awe inspiring surroundings. Many side doors leading to different rooms which can be easily missed.

The Cathedral is a must visit in Seville together with the Alcazar. It's the biggest cathedral in the world in terms of internal volume and the second one in terms of surface. Once inside you have a feeling of awe for the magnitude of the building and the richness of decorations of the many chapels: in particular the golden altarpiece by Pierre Dancart is really impressive. I took a guided tour, the costs was about 32€ together with the entrance ticket.

(Translated by Google) Seville Cathedral is located in the center of Seville's Old Town. It is the third largest cathedral in Europe. It was built from the beginning of the 15th century to about a century, and because of its long construction, it Renaissance style is mixed. Inside the cathedral is the coffin of Columbus, discoverer of the New World. It is the third largest cathedral in Europe. The largest cathedral is the Vatican's San Pietro Basilica, and the second is Saint Paul's Cathedral in London. The site of the cathedral was the site of a mosque in the late 12th century. The mosque has disappeared, but the wider shape is influenced by the mosque that the closer to Mecca the better. It was built from 1402 to about a century, and as it was built in a long period, Gothic, Neo-Gothic, and Renaissance styles are mixed. Here, the remains of King San Fernando, who recovered Seville from the Muslims, and the kings of the Middle Ages of Spain are enshrined. Near the south gate is the tomb of Columbus, with statues representing the former kingdoms of Spain, Leon, Castile, Navarra, and Aragon. The remains of Columbus are enshrined in this coffin. [Naver Encyclopedia of Knowledge] Sevilla Cathedral [Doosan Encyclopedia] (Original) 세비야 구시가지 중앙에 자리 잡은 세비야 대성당. 유럽에서 3번째규모의 성당이다. 15세기초부터 약 1세기에 걸쳐 건립 되었으며 오래 건축한 탓에 고딕 신고딕 르네상스양식이 섞여 있다. 성당 내부에는 신대륙 발견자 콜롬부스의 관이 안치되어 있다 유럽에 있는 성당 중 세번째로 큰 성당이다. 가장 큰 규모의 성당은 바티칸의 산 피에트로 대성당(San Pietro Basilica)이고 두번째는 런던의 세인트 폴 대성당(Saint Paul's Cathedral)이다. 대성당이 있는 자리에는 12세기 후반에 이슬람 사원이 있었던 곳이다. 이슬람 사원은 사라졌지만 넓은 폭의 형태는 메카에 가까울수록 좋다는 이슬람 사원의 영향이다. 1402년부터 약 1세기에 걸쳐 건축되었으며 오랜 시기에 건축된만큼 고딕·신고딕·르네상스양식이 섞여 있다. 이곳에는 세비야를 이슬람교도로부터 되찾은 산 페르난도 왕을 비롯하여 에스파냐 중세기 왕들의 유해가 안치되어 있다. 남쪽 문 근처에는 콜럼버스 묘가 있는데, 에스파냐의 옛 왕국인 레온, 카스티야, 나바라, 아라곤을 상징하는 조각상이 관을 메고 있다. 이 관에는 콜럼버스 유골분이 안치되어 있다. [네이버 지식백과] 세비야 대성당 [Sevilla Cathedral] (두산백과)

(Translated by Google) Beautiful . Tomb of Christopher Columbus. (Original) Linda . Tumulo de Cristóvão Colombo.

We visited Seville Cathedral in March 2020 just as Spain went into lockdown due to Covid 19 and all public places were closed. So all we could do was view the cathedral from the outside, but what we saw was spectacular. The cathedral is of Gothic construction and features the iconic bell tower La Giralda that dates back to the Moors. We intend to visit the cathedral properly when we return back to Seville once travel restrictions are lifted.

The Seville Cathedral was a beautiful stop in the Santa Cruz neighborhood in Seville. The outside architecture was stunning. Walk around and check out the doors. Each one is intricately decorated with stone carvings. For more check out the RetiredAndTravelling blog post on the Santa Cruz area.

The details of this cathedral are just breathtaking. The amount of detail on everything is almost shocking. You can't stop to wonder how is it possibe to paint such things, scalp such statues.. buildings... It has a lot, a lot, a lot to see... So go with time. The bad part is that almost everything is explained in Spanish... There is almost 0 English translation.

Amazing place! Be sure to buy your tickets ahead of time. If you do so, you can go right up to the tower which is the coolest part. Time on your ticket matters, so show up right on time. If you are early, you will have to wait. If you want to learn every details, download the app ahead of time or take a guided tour.

An absolutely awe-inspiring place, breathtaking with a rich history that beats with a passion of a million drums. I felt so zen and peaceful in this special place. Visited today as part of a guided tour. A MUST visit here in Sevilla for tourists and locals alike. Top tip! book a skip-the-line guided tour to avoid the long queues and really maximise your time here.

Magnificent! Really worth the time and money, and its not that much money. make sure to book the ticket online, even with that you will wait in at least two lines (despite having an assigned time slot) for a good 10-15 minutes before you get inside the place. But the interior of a church is really worth it. Its not that different from other gothic churches except for the sheer size and grandeur. Really impressive.

Breathtakingly beautiful! So much to see, could easily spend 2+ hours inside. Stunning architecture, a lot of interesting art pieces. If you can plan your trip in advance, buy tickets online (a little cheaper - 11euro adult vs 12euro at the door, 6 vs 7 euro for seniors; also can bypass the line). The line from the gate to the ticket booth took about 15 minutes. Admission includes the tower - about 35 flights up, but through a ramp, no stairs, except for the very last flight.

One of the most beautiful cathedrals I have seen from the outside, from every angle. The inside is impressively, cavernously vast as well. The audio guide is a little dull but that may just be me. The orange tree courtyard is nice and there is a tower you can climb for a good view (there are very few steps and mostly just a long winding ramp to the top).

One of the best touristic places in Seville. Must see. Highly recommended. Buying tickets in advance and online is also recommended though it took us about 15 minutes to get the tickets and find our way through. Magnificent. Everyone was absolutely amazed with the beauty of the building.

Sevilla cathedral in Spain is an important monument and a landmark that is a must do. I cannot describe the importance and beauty of this cathedral, it is stunning, breathtaking and a marvel. The tomb of Columbus is here, and it is a masterpiece in itself. Climbing all the way to the top of the bell tower was a stunning experience with wonderful views at the top. I would recommend visiting this cathedral with buying advanced tickets, purchasing the audio guide is really helpful and gives you a good insight to the cathedral and its various rooms.

Seville Cathedral is a stunning and unmissable experience. The scale of the building is incredible by any standard, and you could easily lose a couple of hours exploring the endless chapels and annexes. We booked the roof tour, which was an amazing visit, as we wound up and down staircases, accessing balconies with high views over the cathedral interior, seeing the roof from close up and having amazing views of the city. The Giralda is fairly easy to climb, as it is a ramp rather than stairs, although the view from the top is obscured by insensitive netting which makes photos very difficult. Most important, even if you just do the standard visit, is to allow enough time.

Massive, imposing Gothic cathedral (although the stones are white!) that dominates the centre of Seville. Unfortunately most areas aren't open to the public unless part of an arranged tour. The exterior is magnificent though.

The largest Gothic building in Europe, the Catedral de Sevilla sits in the heart of the city on Avenida de la Constitución and invites travelers from around the world to admire its impressive architecture. Built in the late 15th century, the cathedral has more than 40 chapels and sits on the site of a former mosque. The vastness of the cathedral and tower impresses visitors, and upon entering, many said they were stunned by the building's cavernous interiors. It is widely accepted that Christopher Columbus' remains can be found inside the above-ground bronze tomb on display inside the cathedral, though it has never been confirmed. Once you've finished touring the cathedral's interior, make your way to the Patio de Los Naranjos – an outdoor square filled with aromatic orange trees. La Giralda – the adjacent tower and the tallest landmark in Seville – is one of the few remains of the site's original mosque, which was torn down in 1402. Along with those in Marrakech and Rabat, La Giralda is among the world's longest-surviving minarets from the 12th century Berber-Muslim Almohad Dynasty. Climb the minaret's nearly 40 ramps to the very top and take in sweeping views of the city. The cathedral is regularly open to visitors Monday from 11 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., and Tuesday to Saturday from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. Sunday access is available from 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. In July and August, visitors can stop by Monday from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., or Tuesday through Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The cathedral does hold Mass several times per day in different chapels, so be mindful of those engaged in prayer. (Times and location of services vary by time of year and day of the week). General admission costs 9 euros (about $10) and includes access to both the Catedral and La Giralda. For more information, visit the cathedral's

(Translated by Google) The largest Gothic temple in the world that has the most immense Christian altarpiece. Spectacular. You can see the different architectural stages. . Perhaps my favorite area is the Royal Chapel and the tomb of Columbus, although the organ and the main altarpiece continue to surprise me every time I go. It is appreciated that several masses are celebrated a day, other cathedrals could take an example (Original) El templo gótico más grande del mundo que tiene el retablo más inmenso cristiano. Espectacular. Se pueden apreciar las diferentes etapas arquitectónicas. . Quizá mi zona favorita es la Capilla Real y la tumba de Colón, aunque el órgano y el retablo mayor me siguen sorprendiendo cada vez que voy. Es de agradecer que se celebren varias misas al día, otra catedrales podrían tomar ejemplo

(Translated by Google) Wonderful (Original) Maravillosa

Very nice church. It’s worth a visit. Inside you can find the tomb of Christoph Columbus. Also go up to the tower and enjoy the nice view over the city of Sevilla.

Very beautiful. The architecture takes your breath away, Along with the religious history with in the walls. This is a must see when visiting Sevilla. Also seeing the tomb of Columbus is quite incredible. Taking the time to Marvel at the history, and the intricate art work, it is quite easy that you could spend hours here.

If visiting Seville then the Cathedral is a must see. Very interesting architecture with the most beautiful gold Alter by Pierre Dancart. Beautiful stained glass, the columns. Christopher Columbus’s sarcophagus. Build on the location of a mosque, you would see the beautiful Islamic arch on the way out. Get the ticket online - includes access to the Giralda, get there 5 to 10 minutes before your reserved time. Don’t worry about the line. People enter based on the booked slot not the spot in the line. Ticket is 11 euro

Well, you can’t come to Sevilla without going to this cathedral. Really amazing tour of everything that lasted nearly 2 hours. The inside of the cathedral is just unreal in size and some of the work is breath taking. There is so much history you can feel it. This is a must tour regardless of whether or not you are religious. We recommend a guided tour.

A fabulous church from both the inside and the outside. When we were on the top of the church tower we saw some people walking on the rooftop on the other side. Probably there is a kind of ticket that also includes the rooftop tour but we didn’t find it. Another thing worth mentioning is that the tower has all of the slopes instead of usual steep staircases, so you can climb up to the top effortlessly, which is pretty cool!

Absolutely stunning. Peaceful, historical, creative peace of architecture. If you are coming to Seville and can only hit one spot, this is your spot. Very busy and long line to get in but its worthy. You can spend half a day easily in this place. And so many other things to walk around and experience.

A must-see. Download the app in advance (takes FOREVER on site) if you want the audio, or purchase the headset. I love going up the tower.

Absolutely spectacular. Must see in Seville

The Cathedral itself is beautiful to explore, both from the inside and outside. You can see the tomb of Christopher Columbus inside and the golden Bible. The climb up is not too hard, you'll have beautiful views to support the efforts :) Spend some time marvelling at the working of the bells on top of the tower. At midnight, visit the fountain in front of the cathedral to listen to the ringing of these bells like olden times!

What can you say about a wonder of world ecclesiastical architecture?! Grand, opulent, beautiful, ancient, overwhelming. I think it is the richest cathedral I have seen so far, and there was hardly a European city I could visit without seeing its cathedral. Boundless wealth. Silver representations of various cardinals, bishops, saints. Chapels for kings and princes. Tomb of Columbus. It is worth doing your research before visiting to understand its history, relevance and place in Spanish history. Impressive.

It was the largest and most majestic cathedral I have ever been to. The detailed carvings on the walls were so beautiful that I was amazed at the skill of the people of old. The tomb of Columbus was also a magnificent sight to behold with its magnificent carvings. Tickets could be purchased on the day of the visit, and I got the impression that it was not that crowded.

The history of the grounds and building is extensive. Dating to the Moors and future, it is worth learning about the origins of the area and it's original structure. The organ and choir area is worth a visit in itself for more recent additions. Took a tour of the roof to learn about the architecture. Worth the tour to learn about the reasons behind the structure as it is today.

Such an important historical landmark at the heart of the city. It is a monument not to be missed when in Seville. The architecture is astounding and full of historical significance The giralda tower is within the cathedral and has a separate ticket. The cathedral is really huge. It is a mix of Islamic and Catholic architecture and has many altars, a huge wall with figurines from the Bible and many more holy figurines. We took a guided tour for 16€ and it was worth it. The courtyard has blush orange trees laden with oranges. It has a souvenir shop with nice gifting options The drinking water is available in the washrooms which are clean. The entire tour takes around 2 hrs Do not miss this one for sure!

Very impressive! Christopher Columbus has also been resting in this church since the early 1900s. Bought our tickets online as it was 1-2 euro cheaper. Fastline those that purchased online ticket. Tramway also stopping nearby.

A vast Christian edifice built to supplant one of the Moorish treasures of Islamic Spain. In 1172, the Almohad caliph of southern Spain ordered the building of the Great Mosque in Seville. After the city was reconquered by the Christian Castilians in 1248, it was converted into a cathedral that served until 1401, when the city leaders decided to build a new place of worship on the same site. This new cathedral, dedicated to St. Mary, was completed in 1528. Built in Gothic style, it was covered with ornament and carving and filled with sculpture, paintings, tombs, and memorials. Two parts of the original mosque were retained: the bell tower (La Giralda) of the cathedral was built on the minaret of the Great Mosque, and the courtyard entrance was inherited from the Moors.

Definitely worth exploring with a guide- we booked ours through Trip Advisor which also included the Alcazar. We learned so many unique facts, it was well worth the $100 for 2 people. 3rd largest cathedral in the world does not disappoint, even for the nonbelievers. Highly recommend walking up the bell tower for spectacular views!

The fourth largest church in the world this place was really big and we'll detail. Horses carriages were on the outside offering visitors a ride around the area. Very classical and great place to visit for anyone in Sevilla. Seville Cathedral was the site of the baptism of Infant Juan of Aragon in 1478, only son of the Catholic Monarchs Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile.

Lovely place to visit in Seville, so much history here including the tomb of Christopher columbus. You can ascend the high tower which would archaicly be rode on horseback thus no stairs, just a spiral of constant ramps. So much artwork and culture here. Unbelievable! Keep in mind this is a short one hour bus journey from South of Portugal :)

We took a rooftop tour and I would absolutely recommend it. The history was so fascinating and the views are incredible. Its a great way to learn more about the cathedral and to see the city in a unique way.

The Cathedral of Seville is architecturally and historically one of the world's great edifices. The Moorish influence in the architecture is undeniable, and only adds to its ultimate charm. The fact that inside the cathedral itself lies the tomb or Christopher Columbus simply adds delight to both the serious and the casual visitor as well.

One of the most beautiful cathedrals in the country.. is a MUST SEE...

An absolute must if visiting Seville! Beautiful views overlooking the whole city.

Tutto l'oro degli incas

Sad it was closed to visit from the inside

(Translated by Google) Spectacular!!! (Original) Espectacular!!!

(Translated by Google) Wonderful. It would be ideal for the Cathedral itself to organize guided tours and not have to depend on private companies (Original) Maravillosa. Sería ideal que la propia Catedral organizara visitas guiadas y no se tuviera q depender de empresas privadas

(Translated by Google) Lovely (Original) Muy bonita

(Translated by Google) Spectacular. One of the most impressive and heritage cathedrals in the world. (Original) Espectacular. Una de las catedrales más impresionantes y con más patrimonio del mundo.

(Translated by Google) The largest Gothic-style Church. The Giralda Tower, an old Arab minaret, stands out. (Original) La Iglesia de estilo gótico de dimensiones más grandes. Destaca la Torre de la Giralda, antiguo minarete árabe.

(Translated by Google) I loved it 💕 (Original) Me encantó 💕

(Translated by Google) Seville Cathedral provides a great service to the parishioners. I usually attend mass from 8:30 a.m. in the Royal Chapel or at 9:00 a.m. in the Chapel of Antigua or Lauds from 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. (Original) La Catedral de Sevilla presta un gran servicio a la feligresía. Suelo frecuentar la misa de 8:30h en la Capilla Real o bien a las 09:00 en la Capilla de la Antigua o Laudes de 9:30h a 10:00h ...

(Translated by Google) One of the best cathedrals in the world. A living example of Spanish hegemony. The greatest masterpiece of Christianity. Without a doubt, if you go to Seville, it is the masterpiece that you cannot miss. And even on top there are many heroes of our country buried there. Go Spain! (Original) Una de las mejores catedrales del mundo. Un ejemplo vivo de la hegemonía española. La mayor obra maestra de la Cristiandad. Sin lugar a duda si vas a Sevilla es la obra maestra que no puedes perderte. Y aún encima hay muchos héroes de nuestro país enterrados allí. ¡Arriba España!

(Translated by Google) spectacular facade! (Original) espectacular fachada!

(Translated by Google) As grand as it is excessive, like most ecclesiastical monuments (Original) Tan grandioso como excesivo, como la mayoría de los monumentos eclesiasticos

(Translated by Google) Monumental. La Giralda impressive the bad thing is that you have to pay for almost everything (Original) Monumental. La Giralda impresionante lo malo es que hay que pagar por casi todo

(Translated by Google) It is a beautiful place full of history. It also has many bars in the area, it is the ideal place to eat and enjoy a quiet atmosphere (Original) Es un lugar precioso y lleno de historia. También cuenta con muchos bares en la zona, es el lugar ideal para comer y disfrutar de un ambiente tranquilo

(Translated by Google) It is a majestic building. A great cathedral for a wonderful city. It is worth doing the guided tour, it is the best way to understand the many peculiarities and the history of the monument. (Original) Es un edificio magestuoso. Una gran catedral para una maravillosa ciudad. Compensa hacer la visita guiada, es la mejor forma de entender las muchas peculiaridades y la historia del monumento.

(Translated by Google) I am not a believer but I always recommend visiting "special" churches or in this case the cathedrals in the cities that exist. This is awesome. And very pretty. And on top of that if one can inform one about the type of architecture or history behind it, much better. (Original) No soy creyente pero siempre recomiendo visitar iglesias "especiales" o en este caso las catedrales en las ciudades que hay. Esta es impresionante. Y muy bonita. Y encima si se puede informar uno sobre el tipo de arquitectura o historia que hay detrás mucho mejor.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and that now with the pandemic is not very visitable (Original) Preciosa y eso q ahora con la pandemia no es muy visitable

(Translated by Google) Awesome. The largest in the world in Gothic style. (Original) Impresionante. La más grande del mundo en estilo gótico.

(Translated by Google) Art, prodigious art in a city center not to forget (Original) Arte, arte prodigioso en un centro de ciudad para no olvidarlo

(Translated by Google) The inside tour was temporarily suspended due to the corona, but it was cool from the outside. (Original) 코로나땜시 내부관람이 잠정중단되었지만 겉으로만 봐도 멋있었다

(Translated by Google) Beautiful cathedral, buy your tickets in advance. (Original) Preciosa catedral, comprad las entradas con antelación.

If you go to Seville for tourism you need to go to the Cathedral, it's huge and amazing! Hiralda its a little bit tedious to go in the top but it's worth it!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and impressive (Original) Preciosa e impresionante

(Translated by Google) Impressive, the largest Gothic-style cathedral in the world. You have to visit it, even its upper deck is worth it, for its history and for its views. It is a world heritage site. A minaret (La Giralda) and the courtyard of the old mosque on which it was built are preserved. It houses the patron saint of Seville, the Virgen de los Reyes. The temple houses the mortal remains of Christopher Columbus and several kings of Castile; like Pedro I the Cruel, Fernando III the Saint and the son of this, Alfonso X the Wise. (Original) Impresionante, la catedral de estilo gótico más grande del mundo. Hay que visitarla, incluso su cubierta súperior merece la pena, por su historia y por sus vistas. Es patrimonio de la humanidad. Se conserva un alminar ( La Giralda ) y el patio de la antigua mezquita sobre la que se construyó. Alberga la patrona de Sevilla, la Virgen de los Reyes. El templo acoge los restos mortales de Cristóbal Colón y de varios reyes de Castilla; como Pedro I el Cruel, Fernando III el Santo y el hijo de este, Alfonso X el Sabio.

Great architecture. Amazing view

(Translated by Google) Precious!! (Original) Preciosa!!

(Translated by Google) Well fabulous (Original) Pues fabulosa

(Translated by Google) Beautiful incredible I love it even inside it never ceases to amaze me Recommended to visit (Original) Preciosa increíble me encanta incluso por dentro nunca me deja de sorprender Recomendable de visitar

(Translated by Google) It is also big here. (Original) 여기도 크다.

(Translated by Google) The Cathedral of Seville is of course a "must see" for every tourist in this city. Apart from the great view that you can enjoy from the tower of the cathedral, of course, the architecture of the building itself is an imposing example of Gothic architecture. (Original) Die Kathedrale von Sevilla stellt für jeden Touristen in dieser Stadt natürlich ein "must see" dar. Abgesehen von der tollen Aussicht, die man vom Turm der Kathedrale genießen kann bitte natürlich auch die Architektur des Bauwerks selbst ein imposantes veranschaulichen gotischer Baukunst.

(Translated by Google) It is one of the most visited monuments in Seville. It is the largest religious temple in Seville. Without a doubt, any description that is made of this wonder falls short. The best thing is to visit it, if possible a guided tour and visit everything you can. Without a doubt it is one of the essential visits. (Original) Es uno de los monumentos más visitados de Sevilla. Es el templo religioso más grande de Sevilla. Sin lugar a dudas cualquier descripción que se haga de esta maravilla se queda corta. Lo mejor es visitarla, a ser posible una visita guiada y visitar todo lo que puedas. Sin lugar a dudas es una de las visitas imprescindibles.

(Translated by Google) I never tire of going back and it seems to me more and more beautiful. (Original) No me canso de volver y cada vez me parece más bonita.

Happy Christmas to all the worshipers.2020.paul from india

What can I say. All must all the people, that visit this impressive Cathedral is already said. I am so grateful, that I knew this temple to God. It is of the must visit places to see and admire in Sevilla

Beautiful cathedral . This is one of the biggest cathedrals in Europe. The surroundings around the cathedral are cooler compared to other places in Seville . This is a nice spot to relax on a hot summer day at Seville Spain

One of the highlights in Seville. Well worth the time and the money. The architecture is sublime and the view from the tower is panoramic. Get ready to work those glutes.

The tower has 34 flights of stairs. Actually they are not stairs, but sloping walkway, which is easier on the knees. The views on top is worth it. And you need to walk off the extra dessert you’ve just enjoyed anyway.

Fantastic Cathedral to visit. We were pleased that we booked a guide who told us all the wonderful historical stories of everything we saw. Don't forget to visit the side buildings too. Did you know that the son of Christopher Columbus built the first Google 😀, a search engine for information! Take enough time to visit all this, it is really breathtaking!

Seville Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Seville, Andalusia, Spain, registered in 1987 by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. It is the fourth-largest church in the world, as well as the largest Gothic church.

Beautiful and impresive cathedral (3rd in the world)with lots of history. It is a must if you visit Sevilla. We paid for a guided tour and it was worth it.

Truly one of the biggest cathedrals and a site to behold. The tower also gives wonderful panoramic view of the beautiful city of Seville!

It looks amazing even we were only took a couple pics before rushing the the airport, surely wanna visit again! Inside must be gorgeous!

The place where even if you are not beleive in Gid, you are charged with the faith. Maybe due to the grandeur of the venue... maybe because of something else? I think because of something very different!

Definitely the tomb of the Christofer Columbus is the highlight but the cathedral is massive. Biggest goth church ⛪ in the world with many chapels and a courtyard with orange trees.

Seville Cathedral is the largest Gothic church in the world and the most important church in Seville. Originally a mosque and has a rich history and unique architecture. Inside you will be amazed by its many treasures, from the splendour of the main altar to the tomb of Christopher Columbus and the artistry and beauty of its many chapels. It is truly spectacular and beautiful.

The cathedral is located in the centre of Seville and it's very beautiful. It's really huge and can be seen all around. Nearby you find the avenues filled with lots of restaurants and shops. The architecture of the building is amazing. It's really worth a visit if you are in Seville. Highly recommended....!!!!

Guided Visit to the Catedral - AMAZING Guided visit to the Roof of the Cathedral - MIND BLOWING. I recommend both. It takes almost 1,5-2h each.

Definitely a very impressive cathedral, though some of the art is gruesome. The views from the top of Giralda tower are great!

Very very busy. €5 for the audio guide but not convinced it was much help unless particularly keen to know every Bishop etc and every painting's provenance. But it is a lovely place nevertheless probably worth reading up before you go. Best part was Christopher Columbus' tomb; very dramatic.

What a cool experience. Just to see the how big and grand the space is, and how life must have been so different back in the day. Would definitely recommend it. Lots of artwork from hundreds of years ago, sculptures, artefacts of coronations. Note that for the tower, it is 34 “flights” of sloped ground.

Absolutely stunning! After visiting Italy a number of times I really thought no religious building will be able to impress me. But the Cathedral in Seville is just on a whole new level. The combination of Arab aesthetics with Catholic symbolism in this grandiose building is like nothing I've ever seen. It is really impressive, especially through the lense of history behind it. From the Moore era, through crusades and finally Christopher Colombus expedition to the Americas, this cathedral will take you on a trip through the ages. Not to mention the Tower giving you the view for the whole city. There's plenty of rooms to roam around, each in it's own unique style. As a cherry on top you also get to marvel the impressive organs in the central part. Wonderful place to visit even if you're not religious.

The Cathedral was amazing and pleasant to the eyes. The amount of treasure and artist styles made me feel like stepping back in time. The tower is so tall it could be seen from all over the old town of Seville. The multiple cultures represented is overwhelming such as Muslim, Jew, Spanish, Portuguese and even the New world of the Americas.

After visiting a number of cathedrals across Spain we felt this would be just another one - boy, we were so wrong. This place is huge and has lots to offer. Start the tour of the cathedral with the Giralda Tower. It’s about 30+ floors but quite an easy climb. The views from there are worth it. The cathedral has a lot to offer including Christopher Columbus tomb. It’s a great place to spend a quiet afternoon appreciating the architecture and the other attractions within.

Wow wow wow. Impressive cathedral. Left speechless with the layout. It was well worth booking the tour with the tower visit. Had a good workout going all the way up to the tower and there I was able to have a panoramic view of the city.

Absolutely loved this Roman catholic church. The inside of the cathedral is just amazing and some of the work is breath taking. Best part was Christopher Columbus' tomb. The views from Giralda tower are worth it. It’s about 34 floors but quite a easy climb.  It is truly spectacular and beautiful. Highly recommend on any trip to Sevilla.

Awesome Cathedral to visit in Seville. Photos could never do justice to these places. Make sure you spend time soaking in the atmosphere. Get your tickets online ahead to save time and make sure to do the 34 floors ( ramps) tower. Views on top are well worth it. Plan your visit early before the crowds and groups arrive around noon.

This is an iconic place in Seville. A must visit for sure. I recommend to buy tickets in advance to avoid the line and to get an audio guide or the app guide. It will make the experience better and enriching

The largest cathedral in the world, fact. 7 door ways, moorish aspects but the gothic stonework is truly out of this world, If you in town, its a must, full video on my YouTube channel, Travelling Tim Draycott

Tour of the roof is not to be missed. Sunday mass wonderful, as is weekday mass in the royal chapel. Just tell the guard you're going to mass (they won't let you sightsee to/from)

We took the guided tour in English. It was great - the tour guide was very good and answered all the questions. The place itself is amazing. Must visit.

Just turned up to get a ticket which only took 5 min wait.

Wonderfol!

Such an amazing piece of architecture. The largest gothic church in the world, with so much to see and admire. From the vaulted ceilings, ornate carvings around all of it's large doors, the bell tower, various chapels and majestic organ. Burial place of many prominent Spanish historical figures, including the tomb of Christopher Columbus. Buy your ticket online to avoid the queues and select the time of visit. Allow for over an hour to admire all that it has to offer. A definite must when visiting Seville.

Impressive, huge, magnificent. This iconic piece of architecture is a must see in Seville. It is one of the biggest and most heavily decorated cathedrals I have seen with plenty of beautiful statues, gold ornaments and relics and of course the beautiful tomb of Christopher Columbus.

Second time here, this time with our kids. Just beautiful. Climbed the tower with the kids - 8,10,11 years old. Beautiful panoramic views of the city. Just breathtaking. Highly recommend on any trip to Sevilla.

Wow. I never thought I would be into architecture like this but this place changed my mind. It is so amazing to be able to see how people back in the days built all of this without technology or blueprinting. The amount of gold in here is insane & how intricate the alters are. The admission is quite cheap for self guided tour, but the VIP tour lets you go behind some of the blocked off alters which I really wished I did. Seeing those upclose would’ve been a cool experience. They also have a very pretty courtyard.

The most amazing cathedral I have ever been in. Incredible architecture with many different styles all in one place and in great harmony. Where the Gothic meets the Renaissance and the Moorish meets the Flamish. Great and detailed audio guide. The orange garden is fantastic. The view from the Giralda is incredible, although it is always overcrowded. A must for every Seville itinerary.

Tired of visiting cathedrals? I had the same feeling until visiting this one which is the number 3 largest cathedral. It is magnificent and beautiful with lots of artistic statues and paintings not mentioning the stunning architecture. You have to climb 34 staircases to have a 360 degree breathtaking view of Seville.

An amazing cathedral and one of the biggest in Europe. Tickets can be purchased online and the time slot can be selected for the visit. Total time to visit including the tower is 2/3 hours. It was packed during the weekend and not quiet for a prayer. There are many chapels inside and I lost count half way through. The architecture, paintings is amazing. Tomb of Christopher Columbus is in the cathedral and is amazing to see the final resting place of one of the great explorers.

Amazing Cathedral and Giralda so much to see and explore. Views from Tower over Seville where magnificent and inside has left me with ow. Such a beautiful experience to visit and explore as well is like walking through history all in one place.

I could not take my eyes off this cathedral everytime I walked past. Beautiful inside and out. Better to buy ticket online to bypass que and to get one euro cheaper. To get to the top of the tower, there are 34 ramps and one last flight of stairs. But the view of the city is beutiful even from the windows on the way, in case you cannot fully make it to the top.

Breathtaking cathedral. 47 altars two huge organs, so much history and art. And a beautiful bell tower that allows you to see most of Sevilla from the top. Also the gardens are beautiful with a lovely fountain as a centerpiece.

Seville Cathedral is awe-inspiring, blending Gothic and Moorish influences seamlessly. The intricate details of the Giralda tower, the grandeur of the interior, and the historic significance make it a captivating cultural gem. A visit to this UNESCO World Heritage site is a journey through time, showcasing stunning architecture and rich Spanish history.

This is a world class experience that you absolutely have to see when in Seville. The size alone is overwhelming, the dome impressive in itself. Columbus is buried inside in a perhaps not beautiful but magnificent site.

We visited in Sept, and no tickets available on the day. So purchase online before hand...or you may have to purchase a tour guide, which is dearer. This is what we had to do...but prefer to do, at our pace. Impressive building, and told it us the 3rd largest cathedral in the world. They have a dress code, but not really enforced as we observed.

Beautiful interiors and some really interesting historical information. We came on a Sunday at around 1600 and there was a very short queue. I would recommend visiting, I am not religious but the interiors are amazing, very detailed and very interesting. It was busy inside, but that didn't detract from the experience.

There are often fairly long queues to visit the Cathedral, but it is well worth the wait. There are several guided tours that you can pre-book if you don't want to wait in line. We did the rooftop tour and really enjoyed it. Our group was only about 10 people, and we got to access areas that are otherwise not available to see. If you visit Seville, please go see this amazing cathedral.