Visite Guidée de la Cathédrale de Séville
Description
Visitez la troisième plus grande cathédrale du monde lors d'une visite guidée d'une heure, disponible en anglais, français ou espagnol. Explorez la vaste collection d'art de la cathédrale de Séville et admirez plusieurs de ses pièces spectaculaires. Ensuite, escaladez le clocher Giralda et assistez aux plus belles vues de Séville.
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La cathédrale Santa Maria de Séville est l'une des églises les plus grandes et les plus impressionnantes du monde. Il a été construit au XVe siècle sur le site d’une mosquée du XIIe siècle, qui conserve la forme de la période arabe, la cour des ablutions, actuellement appelée cour des Orangers, et l’ancien minaret, la tour de la Giralda. À la main de votre guide expert, vous explorerez les chapelles les plus remarquables ainsi qu’une vaste collection d’art. Vous admirerez le chef-d'œuvre de cette cathédrale, le spectaculaire retable doré et découvrirez la véritable histoire du lieu de sépulture de Christophe Colomb.
Une fois la visite terminée, votre guide vous indiquera l'entrée de la tour, puis escaladerez vous-même le clocher de la Giralda pour une vue imprenable sur la ville de Séville.
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Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Les personnes âgées doivent présenter l’original du passeport ou de la carte d’identité pour accéder au taux réduit
- La visite peut être faite simultanément en anglais / espagnol
- Les enfants doivent être accompagnés par un adulte
Avis(171)
Carmen was a great tour guide, enjoyed Seville Cathedral - highly recommended and thank you very much 😀
The tour was very clearly a pleasant one. The confirmation of the purchase of the tickets stated that we had to validate the tickets in an info point. They sent us from one information point to another. After 4 attempts we went back to the first point that was closed but fortunately the guide was waiting for us.
Jesus was knowledgeable, personable, and articulate. He made for a very enjoyable tour— adding humor and intrigue to the story of the cathedral.
Our guide, Jesus, was excellent. The Cathedral is well worth the visit. It's magnificent, beautiful paintings, architecture, loads of history.
Passage up in the cathedral with a magnificent view to reach the outside roofs by a narrow staircase. Beautiful view of the Giralda Very interesting guide
Eu25 per person - rooftop tour (including entry to main cathedral and giralda tower). Separate side entry door, small queue, prompt entry. Quick hand out of tour headphones.. and you're off. Spanish guide with great English. The rooftop tour gets you to some amazing locations only accessible through the tour. All the walkways overlooking the main cathedral space, the highest stained-glass windows, and the roof itself. Do not forget your camera/phone - the views are incredible - inside of the cathedral and out, from the roof. The guide has a lot of insights and interesting facts. Lasts about an hour - plenty of steps, so probably not for you if you aren't fairly fit. If you are fairly fit... it's well worth it (and i'm notoriously tight with my cash).
Perfect length of time. Tour guide did a great job pointing out the highlights and then we stayed to climb the bell tower & spend more time in the Cathedral. Tour just gave a nice overview.
The guides were not really waiting at the agreed place, I managed to find them by calling their contact number. This could be improved , then there were some issues with someone else’s booking which delayed the start. Once the tour proper started it was good. Interesting details that one won’t have heard otherwise.
Our tour guide was knowledgeable, funny and patient, and he made the experience rewarding and fun. It was the perfect length of time.
We had the pleasure of visiting today the magnificent cathedral of Seville with a French-speaking guide whose name, unfortunately, we forgot. He was able to make the visit fascinating from start to finish thanks to his great culture, his communicative passion and, above all, his humor full of finesse. He captivated our attention by mixing historical anecdotes, precise explanations and welcome features of mind. A big thank you to him for this beautiful discovery, illustrated with talent and enthusiasm!
