Seville · TICKETS
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Out of 60 tickets & entry passes on this site, these 15 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the details that separate them are below, so you can choose in a few minutes and get back to the fun part.
Skip the line for Seville Cathedral and La Giralda with an optional audio guide, timed entry, and classic highlights like the Columbus tomb.
“Nice place and full of history and culture and beautiful inside”
$27 for a 1-hour live flamenco show at Teatro Flamenco Sevilla in Seville, Spain, with singing, guitar, and passionate dancers.
“Show was excellent. Full of passion. Dancers, singers and guitarist were amazing.”
Walk Seville’s wooden canopy, try Feeling Sevilla, and catch the Aurora light-and-sound show with 360 views.
“Amazing! We stayed in Seville for a week and went 3 times! Once during storm Leonardo(!), once on a dry day and once at night when it was lit up. All great times but the night time was truly magical.”
Puro Flamenco in Seville is a one-hour live show in a historic courtyard. Optional museum add-on. Intimate seats and real flamenco.
“Loved it! It was the perfect showcase of Flamenco at its very best and the museum is worth a visit too.”
Casa de Pilatos ground-floor entry with audio guide. Roman busts, Mudejar-Gothic-Renaissance style, and quiet gardens in Seville.
“Absolutely loved this activity. I didn’t expect much from it but was so happy we decided to purchase tickets to this. It was a perfect precursor to going to the Royal Alcazar in the afternoon.”
Guided 3-hour circuit of Seville’s Alcázar and Cathedral with skip-the-line tickets, plus a Giralda climb and standout city views.
“Great tour I think the tour guide is very nice and friendly. Thank you”
Skip-the-line combo tour of Seville’s Alcázar and Cathedral with headphones, a Giralda tower view, and time in the Alcázar gardens.
“The 3 locations were excellent and Greta to skip the lines. However the guide was boring, followed a standard script and didn’t bring anything to life and very hard to understand in English.”
Skip the queues at Seville’s Alcázar with an official guide, exploring UNESCO palaces and gardens plus free time.
“Our tour guide was informative and friendly. She shared interesting stories that brought the castle and grounds to life.”
Skip-the-line Seville Cathedral and Giralda guided tour with 81 stained-glass windows, Columbus tomb, and panoramic ramp views.
“Isabel was a great guide - engaging, funny, educational. Great overview of the cathedral with more time to wander after climbing the tower.”
1-hour flamenco at Tablao Flamenco Las Setas in Seville with a cocktail. Choose Premium or VIP for tapas and better central seating.
“Excellent performances tonight really worth booking Only had the one tapas and a drink option with premium seat but great view”
Skip the Alcázar line in Seville on a 90-minute French guided tour with tickets, headsets, and Mudéjar palace and garden highlights.
“Amazing and great tour but the tour felt so short!”
Skip the line to Seville Aquarium with a 90-minute visit through Magellan’s themed route, including a 9-meter shark tank and axolotl.
“The layout of the aquarium is great and the walk through flows perfectly. The aquarium wasn’t overly busy when we arrived at 4:30pm and we spent around 75 minutes wandering around. A nice place to visit and worth the money.”
Skip the lines for Seville’s Cathedral, Giralda, and Royal Alcázar, then learn the stories behind the city’s stacked empires on a 3.5-hour guided tour.
“The three sites included in the tour are amazing. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable about the history and iconography of the structures. He presented the information with enthusiasm and humor. Because of the information he wanted to share, he spoke very quickly, so it was a bit difficult to understand him sometimes. Regardless, I learned a great deal and appreciate how thorough he was, given the time constraints. You must have your ID with you for admission (passport or driver’s license with photo). Bags and backpacks are scanned or searched. Wear sturdy shoes.”
A 1-hour intimate flamenco ticket in Seville’s Santa Cruz, with a guitar-collection house visit at La Casa de la Guitarra for $23.
“Such a great evening listening and watching flamenco. The singer, dancers and guitarist were passionate, skilled and talented. Great evening. The show lasts an hour so it's perfect for before dinner or after dinner if you book the last show of the evening.”
Seville Museum of Illusions ticket with photo tricks, rotating rooms, a vortex tunnel, holograms, and puzzles for families.
“Had a fun time here. I especially loved the vortex, oh how I laughed and laughed and laughed. I must have gone through 7 times, pure escapism. It's a quirky way to get out of the city heat for an hour or so. Staff are super friendly and helpful and are always on hand to take photos or answer questions. It brings out the inner child and I highly recommend it, it's a period of time not to take yourself or life too seriously and be silly and curious. As a solo traveller I did not get the full benefit from this place. I would recommend going with someone to…”
