Seville Cathedral Ticket Price 2026: What You'll Actually Pay

Every Seville Cathedral ticket, no matter which type you buy, is tied to a specific entry time. That matters more than it sounds — entry is capped by slot, so what you pay depends mostly on what's included, not on how busy the day happens to be.

General Admission

Adults pay €13; students and seniors get a discounted rate, and children under 14 enter free. That covers the cathedral nave, the Royal Chapel, Columbus's tomb, the Patio de los Naranjos, and the Giralda tower climb — all in one ticket, with a free audio guide included.

Cathedral + Alcázar Combo Price

A combo ticket covering both Seville Cathedral and the Royal Alcázar runs €24 and up per person, and for that you get skip-the-line entry to two of Seville's three UNESCO World Heritage sites instead of queuing twice. Worth it? If you're seeing both anyway — yes, almost always cheaper than booking separately.

The Giralda Climb — Included, Not Extra

This trips up a lot of first-time visitors: the Giralda tower climb isn't a separate ticket, it's included with every admission type. What it does require is climbing roughly 35 sloped ramps rather than stairs, so budget the time and comfortable shoes either way.

Booking a Guided Tour

Want the history explained as you go? A guided tour with a licensed local guide typically starts around €35 — usually worth it for the context alone, since the cathedral's Almohad-mosque origins aren't obvious just from walking through on your own.

So Which One Should You Book?

First visit to Seville, and you want the full context? Book the guided tour. Tight on time or budget, or already know the basics? General admission gets you the same landmarks at the lowest price, full stop. Either way — book a few days out if you're visiting around Semana Santa or Feria de Abril, when the best entry slots disappear fast.