Before you go in
Seville Cathedral rules
Seville Cathedral is a sacred place and a World Heritage monument, the largest building in the city and one of the most visited. That is why it is essential to bear these rules in mind.
Protect the art
- The use of flash is prohibited.
- Do not touch the works of art.
- Smoking and bringing in food are prohibited.
- Under-18s must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
For your safety and out of respect for other visitors
- Running is not allowed in the naves of the Cathedral, and especially inside the Giralda.
- Animals are not allowed, except guide dogs.
- Try not to use your mobile phone and speak quietly to maintain the atmosphere of calm, reflection and respect that the Cathedral requires.
Rules for groups
- School groups must bring at least one teacher for every 25 students.
- Groups with a pre-booked visit must enter within 10 minutes of the time set.
- Eating and drinking are prohibited throughout the site, including the Courtyard of the Orange Trees.
- Throwing any object inside the Cathedral is prohibited, especially from the balconies of the Giralda.
Recommendations for your visit
- The 11:00 to 13:00 slot is the busiest and there may be queues.
- Climbing the Giralda is not advisable with wheelchairs or pushchairs, or for people with heart or respiratory problems: the climb is by ramps and has 17 steps in the last section.
- At the entrances there are plans with two suggested routes: a full visit of about 90 minutes and a quick visit of 45 minutes that includes the Giralda and the areas of greatest interest. The average visit lasts 1 hour and 15 minutes.
- The Cathedral staff will be happy to help if you have any questions.
- Keep your ticket somewhere handy in case you are asked for it during your visit.