Seville Cathedral Tickets

Skip the Line at Seville Cathedral

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Loris Chioda

Loris

Jan 2026

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Our fantastic guide, who was extremely knowledgeable and very welcoming, explained the history and stories of the various places and characters very well. He was able to attract and maintain the attention of the two 15-year-olds who were with us!
Elien Clarebout

Elien

Nov 2025

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A very good guide: it's clear that the guide is truly passionate about history. He was very driven, and his enthusiasm was infectious. The timing was excellent, and everything was clearly explained. There was even time for a short break between the two historical stops. At first, this might seem a bit expensive, but for this price, you get access to the buildings, skip the line, and a very interesting and thorough explanation. Highly recommended!
Federica Solimene

Federica

Jan 2026

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Fantastic experience! Everything organized perfectly, the guide Isabel is nice, helpful and knowledgeable! The cathedral and the giralda are really not to be missed! Highly recommended
Marie-Pascale GUILLOU
FR

Marie-pascale

France
Jan 2026

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Perfect visit to avoid the long queue and get the main information about the cathedral. Highly recommended!
Bong Geonhui
KR

Bong

South Korea
Dec 2025

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It was a great time! There are lots of people but the place was large enough to have all those people so it wasnt that crowded. Plus the landscape watching at the top of La giralda was so amazing. Ive never seen that kind of view before! Thank you for having great experience in Sevilla!
Kendel Vlottes

Kendel

Nov 2025

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No line for going in but incredibly busy there. Very beautiful and impressive. Also climbed the Giralda and it was well worth it, super nice view!
MINJA KELAM
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Minja

Croatia
Nov 2025

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Visiting the Alcázar of Seville was an unforgettable experience. As an architecture student, I was amazed by the intricate details, stunning gardens, and timeless atmosphere. Sharing such a beautiful place with my mom and dad made the day truly special and one we’ll always remember.
ANTONELLA andreetto
IT

Antonella

Italy
Nov 2025

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Beautiful experience, especially the visit to the Giralda. We went in November, so the influx of people was moderate. However, I recommend everyone to book their visit in advance to avoid queues for nothing.

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Quick overview: How to skip the lines at Seville Cathedral

Seville Cathedral and La Giralda welcome over 2 million visitors a year, and daytime slots in spring and autumn are especially busy. On peak days, walk-up ticket lines outside the main entrance can stretch ~30–60 minutes, and sometimes up to ~90 minutes around late morning, before you even reach security.

Once your ticket is scanned, you still pass through a single security checkpoint, which usually takes another ~10–20 minutes. The easiest way to cut this down is to prebook a skip-the-line ticket or guided tour and use a reserved entrance or time slot instead of joining the on-the-day ticket queue.

  • Skip-the-line Cathedral + Giralda tickets (From €17.50): Book a dated time slot online, bypass the on-site ticket office, and join the reserved entry line. You’ll still go through security, but most visitors are inside within ~15–30 minutes instead of 60–90 on busy days.Core late-morning and early-afternoon slots often sell out ~2–3 days ahead (approx.).
  • Skip-the-line guided tours (From €30): Meet a licensed guide near the Cathedral, use a group entrance, and move through ticket check and security as a small group. Best if you want faster entry plus clear storytelling and navigation help.
  • Official combined ticket via Iglesia del Salvador (From €13): Buy the Cathedral + La Giralda + Church of El Salvador ticket at the often-quieter El Salvador ticket office. You pay official rates, skip most of the Cathedral ticket queue, and can choose your Cathedral visit time within the validity window.
  • Free Sunday visit (limited slots, €0 with reservation): On Sunday afternoons, a free cultural visit with mandatory online reservation lets you bypass ticket purchase but not security. Slots are limited and go quickly; queues inside the time window can still form.

See all your options to skip the queues at Seville Cathedral

What does “skip-the-line” really mean for Seville Cathedral?

Skip-the-line tickets let you bypass the long ticket purchase queue, but not the security check. You'll use the reserved access line, either at the Puerta del Lagarto or through the group entrance with a guide. During peak times, this can save you 60–90 minutes and get you inside in under 20 minutes. Some guided tours also include fast-track entry to the Giralda Tower.

How long are the queues at the Seville Cathedral entrance?

Seville Cathedral's Tabernacle interior with ornate altar and religious artifacts.

Seville Cathedral is one of the most visited landmarks in Spain, welcoming over 2 million visitors annually. During peak season (March–June and September–October), entry lines can stretch 60–90 minutes, especially between 11am and 2pm. Entry is via the Puerta del Lagarto, near the Giralda Tower. Queues often start forming before opening hours and snake around Patio de los Naranjos, creating long delays for unreserved visitors. With limited shaded areas and rising midday heat, the wait can be uncomfortable, making skip-the-line access a time-saving and stress-free choice.

All your options to skip the queues at Seville Cathedral

Even with skip-the-line access, your experience depends on timing, crowd flow, and how early you arrive. Use this guide to book smart and make the most of your visit.

Book skip-the-line tickets in advance

Buy your ticket online to bypass the 60–90 minute ticket counter queue. Timed-entry tickets let you head straight to the entrance, where most visitors are inside within 15–20 minutes. These often sell out, especially on weekends and holidays.

Choose a guided tour for priority access

A guided tour grants access via the group entrance, typically much faster than the public line. Your guide manages the check-in process, so you skip both the main queue and the hassle. Great for context and quicker entry.

Visit after 3pm to avoid peak-hour queues

The cathedral is busiest between 10:30am and 1pm. Arriving after 3pm means fewer tour groups and a calmer entry experience. Entry lines tend to shrink as the day progresses, especially on weekdays.

Avoid Tuesdays and post-holiday crowds

Since the cathedral is closed on Mondays, Tuesdays often see a surge in visitors. Similarly, avoid days after Spanish public holidays like Semana Santa or Christmas, when queues can double.

Frequently Asked Questions about Seville Cathedral skip-the-line tickets

You’ll save 1–2 hours on busy days, get a guaranteed entry slot, and avoid the stress of long waits in the sun. Some options also include guided tours for richer context and priority group entry.