Catedral y Giralda

We will uncover the secrets of Seville Cathedral, interpreting the history reflected in its walls, decorations, and architectural details. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987 along with the Royal Alcázars and the Archive of the Indies, this iconic building offers visitors a chance to experience firsthand the environment where centuries of history have unfolded. The tour begins in the Patio de los Naranjos, which preserves the structure of the Almohad caliphate from 1163, setting the stage for a journey through the cathedral’s remarkable past.

The former minaret, now known as the Giralda, was modified in the 16th century by Hernán Ruiz to serve as a bell tower while retaining its caliphal arches. From its heights, the Giraldillo observes the city as a symbol of faith and triumph. Inside, visitors will admire the Chapel’s monumental altarpiece, one of the largest in the world, along with the choir and Gothic-Mudéjar stalls that complement the 68 ribbed vaults. This tour provides a deeply historical and unforgettable experience, revealing the cultural and artistic richness of Seville.