Landmarks in Seville

I was there at 10:45 pm and the time was perfect because it wasn't crowded at all and I could relax. This was just a mystical experience.

Everything was wonderful! From the staff's service to every view from the "mushrooms" of Seville, buying my tickets was a super quick and pleasant 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.

I visited the Palacio de las Dueñas today and had such a great experience. First of all, there was no line to enter, which made the visit smooth and pleasant right from the start. The palace itself is absolutely beautiful — from its elegant architecture and peaceful patios to the vibrant tiles and lush gardens, everything feels both refined and full of charm. Beyond the visual beauty, the history behind the palace is truly fascinating, adding depth and meaning to every room and courtyard you walk through. Overall, it’s a place that combines art, history, and serenity effortlessly. I definitely recommend a visit!

The fast-track entry worked perfectly. Unfortunately, the audio guide didn't work out again. Even though I selected German, I was only given access to the English version. Too bad.

We went there at 10 p.m.—the perfect time to see the city at night; it’s really beautiful. My kids loved the play of lights, and so did we. A must-see if you’re in Seville, in my opinion. One small downside: the French audio guide via the QR code didn’t work, which is a shame because the explanatory panels are only available in English and Spanish.

Access is very well organized, with signs indicating the queues for the time slots corresponding to online reservations.

Seville royal alcazar was fantastic !!!!!!! Tried many sites to buy the ticket, but failed. But I found tickets at Headout and toured the royal palace of The King of Spain ! Nice english guide was great !!! Thanks.