Book your Real Alcázar of Seville tickets and choose the option that best fits your visit, whether you prefer to enter the monument on your own or are looking for a guided visit. Here you can check the ticket options, review opening hours and organise in advance your visit to one of Seville's most important monuments, with a route through palaces and gardens.
Prices start from €15.50 for the general ticket, with other options such as the Upper Royal Quarters ticket, reduced rates and the guided visit to the Real Alcázar of Seville. This way you can compare types of access, see what each option includes and book the one that best fits your plan.
Choose the option that best fits your visit to the Real Alcázar of Seville according to the type of access you are looking for. The main option is the general ticket, plus the reduced ticket, the visit to the Upper Royal Quarters and the possibility of booking a guided visit to explore the monument.
Access to the monument to visit the ground floor of the palaces and the gardens. This ticket also includes the Antiquarium, the Triana Ceramics Museum, the Bellver-Casa Fabiola Museum and the other municipal museum spaces linked to this same rate.
Reduced rate for people over 65, students aged 14 to 30 and holders of the European Youth Card in that same age range, always with the corresponding supporting document.
Specific option to visit the Upper Royal Quarters (Cuarto Real Alto), on the upper floor of the Palace of King Peter, with access in the format set for this space.
Guided visit to explore the Real Alcázar of Seville with the ticket organised from the start and the itinerary explained along the route through palaces and gardens.
With these tickets you can access the ground floor of the palaces and the gardens of the Real Alcázar, the core of the usual route through the monument. Depending on the option you choose, you can also add the visit to the Upper Royal Quarters, which has its own specific ticket within the complex.
The visit usually begins by placing the general layout of the complex, and once inside, one of the most recognisable parts is the Mudéjar Palace, with spaces such as the Courtyard of the Maidens and the Hall of the Ambassadors. This area holds much of the best-known image of the Alcázar and best sums up the palatial value of the complex.
From there, it is worth looking at other areas that show the Real Alcázar of Seville does not belong to a single period. The Gothic Palace and the House of Trade are part of that journey through different historical stages of the monument, which grew and changed from the Andalusí period to its later link with the Castilian Crown.
Another important part of the visit is the gardens of the Real Alcázar, which are not just the end of the route but a key area of the complex. Here you find spaces such as the Dance Garden, the Troy Garden, the Galley Garden, the Flower Garden and the surroundings of the Mercury Pond, which complete the visit and give a broader reading of the monument.
Real Alcázar of Seville tickets cannot be refunded once purchased. Only specific cases are considered, such as the visit not being possible for reasons attributable to the monument itself, the amount paid being higher than due, a specific rule allowing it or a legal restriction preventing travel and therefore access to the site.
If a refund is granted in any of these cases, it is processed through the procedure set by the Patronato of the Real Alcázar of Seville. In any case, the rules state that the management fee of the ticketing system is not refundable.
With your ticket to the Real Alcázar of Seville, it is worth planning the visit. Opening hours are 09:30 to 17:00 from 1 October to 31 March and 09:30 to 19:00 from 1 April to 30 September. Visitors are asked to leave from 17:45 in winter and from 19:45 in summer.
Bear in mind that the monument is closed on 1 and 6 January, Good Friday and 25 December.
The monument closes on January 1 and 6, Good Friday and December 25.
The visit is free on Mondays with a ticket booked on the monument's official website.
| Option | Price from | Duration | What is included | Group | Languages | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Official general ticket (self-guided) | €15.50 | At your own pace | Ground floor of the palaces and the gardens, plus the Antiquarium, the Triana Ceramics Museum, the Bellver-Casa Fabiola Museum and other municipal museum spaces. No guide | Individual | — | Visitors who prefer to explore on their own |
| Official reduced ticket (self-guided) | €8.00 | At your own pace | The same route as the general ticket, no guide. For people over 65, students aged 14 to 30 and European Youth Card holders, with supporting documents | Individual | — | Visitors entitled to the reduced rate |
| Cuarto Real Alto ticket (self-guided) | €5.50 | At your own pace | Partial visit to the upper floor of the Palace of King Pedro, with its own ticket. No guide | Individual | — | Visitors who also want to see the upper part of the palace |
| Free Monday visit (self-guided) | Free | At your own pace | Visit to the Royal Alcázar with a ticket booked on the official website. No guide | Individual | — | Visitors who can go on a Monday and do not need a guide |
| Guided tour of the Royal Alcázar | €34.00 | 1 h 45 min | Official guide and entrance to the Royal Alcázar | Group | Spanish and English | First-time visitors who want context |
| Complete tour of the Royal Alcázar and Cathedral | €59.00 | 3 h 30 min | Official guide and entrance to the Seville Cathedral and the Royal Alcázar | Group | Spanish, English and French | Visitors who want both monuments in a single booking |
| Private tour of the Royal Alcázar | Ask us | Ask us | Official guide just for your group and entrance to the Royal Alcázar | Private | Spanish, English and French | Families or groups who prefer not to share a guide |
Tickets are named and you must show your original ID or passport to enter. Opening hours are 09:30 to 17:00 from 1 October to 31 March and 09:30 to 19:00 from 1 April to 30 September.
Book your tickets for the Real Alcázar of Seville by first choosing the option you need and then the date of your visit. When you complete the process, you will receive the confirmation with the details needed to enter the monument and have the visit organised in advance.
If you want to go in on your own, you can choose the general ticket, the reduced ticket or the Upper Royal Quarters option. If you prefer an organised visit, you can also book the guided visit to the Real Alcázar of Seville or the combined option with Seville Cathedral, whichever best fits your plan.
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You can buy tickets for the Real Alcázar of Seville online or at the ticket office in the Patio de Banderas. Ticket office sales start at 09:00 and only card payment is accepted.
The main options are the general ticket, the reduced ticket and the Upper Royal Quarters ticket. The general ticket includes access to the ground floor of the palaces and the gardens, plus the Antiquarium, the Triana Ceramics Museum, the Bellver-Casa Fabiola Museum and the other municipal museum spaces linked to this rate.
The general ticket costs €15.50, the reduced ticket €8.00 and the Upper Royal Quarters ticket €5.50.
The reduced rate applies to people over 65, students aged 14 to 30 and holders of the European Youth Card in that age range, always with the supporting document. In addition, people born or resident in Seville, children up to 13 accompanied by an adult, people with a disability over 33% and their companion, and registered unemployed people in the province of Seville do not pay the general ticket, among other cases set by the rules.
The monument is closed on 1 and 6 January, Good Friday and 25 December.
You can visit it on your own with any of the ticket options. There is also the option of a guided visit if you prefer to explore the Real Alcázar of Seville with the itinerary organised and the explanations given along the route.
The monument has an adapted route, although some areas have limitations and cannot always be visited in the same conditions as the rest of the site. Before booking, check which option best suits each visitor's access needs.
Yes. The visit to the Real Alcázar is free on Mondays with a ticket booked on the monument's official website.
