Combos Tickets in Seville

Amazing view and great construction!!!! Especially during sunset time it's very aesthetic and romantic!!! I would definitely visit again !

A tourist spot to see Seville; the view is exceptional, especially at sunset. Unfortunately, we weren't able to see the light show after sunset because the lights weren't on, and we couldn't come back the next day.

Good ticket price for cathedral and tower entry, although you don't officially skip the line! According to the entry guard no tickets pre purchased do! It was not a problem as queue went quickly for us.

It’s no wonder that the cathedral in Seville is visited by thousands of tourists every year. The incredible variety of small niches and chapels within the cathedral is truly impressive. After visiting Christopher Columbus’s home in the Dominican Republic years ago, his grave still moved me deeply. In that regard, booking tickets well in advance is highly recommended—that way, everything goes smoothly.

A great tour through Seville on the Hop-On Hop-Off bus. Friendly driver, clear audio commentary in Dutch during the tour. Highly recommended!

The theater was sold out for a wonderful evening of high-class, top-quality flamenco. The guitarist was outstanding, as were the two singers, the male dancer, and the three female dancers. It was a captivating performance that will remain one of the fondest memories of this weekend in Seville.

The flamenco show at Setas was absolutely outstanding, showcasing an incredible display of passion and artistic talent. The performance was brilliantly driven by a powerful ensemble of two musicians, two singers, three female dancers, and one male dancer who dominated the stage. While the drinks were a bit overpriced, the breathtaking quality of the show made it an unforgettable experience.

Of all the places in Seville, this was one of the most atmospheric. Not a huge palace where you find yourself checking your watch after twenty minutes, but a place where you’re happy to linger and simply wander through at your own pace. Beautiful courtyards, many lovely details, and at the same time that sense of history and lived life. I was particularly impressed by the photographs of the Duchess: not stiff or staged like in a museum, but lively, stylish, and full of personality. It is precisely through these images that the house feels completely different—like a place where people truly lived, loved, welcomed guests, and made history. The audio guide was very well designed: enough background to put everything into context, but without being overloaded with facts and figures. At some point, I stopped taking pictures and just looked. In the end, I didn’t feel like I’d just seen another tourist attraction, but rather that I’d gotten a little closer to Seville. For me, it’s definitely one of the most impressive places in the city.