Seville Cathedral lets you enjoy its heritage in a wide variety of ways. During Mass, by climbing the Giralda, exploring the rooftops or the stained-glass windows, or letting yourself be swept away by its unique guidednight tours. Because stepping through its imposing doors when the city is already asleep—and during the off-season—is undoubtedly a whole new experience.
The world’s largest Gothic cathedral offers this exclusive experience, which takes place every Saturday. It’s the perfect opportunity to delve into the history of Seville Cathedral, its best-kept secrets, and the magic of the Magna Hispalensis under the moonlight.
The cathedral’s treasures and secrets as you’ve never heard them explained before
No lines, no cutting in line, and no daytime hustle and bustle. The most significant and sacred spaces of Seville Cathedral are revealed to small groups so you can admire them from a different perspective.
The itinerary includes stops at the choir, the Giralda, and the Main Altarpiece, which will serve as the grand finale of the tour.
‘The Gospel of Wood’: a journey of light and sound
The true highlight of the evening will come at 10:00 p.m. Attendees will be able to witness the audiovisual presentation *El Evangelio de Madera*(The Gospel of Wood), a meticulously crafted and sublime display set against the imposing Main Altarpiece.
Through light and sound, the beauty, the reliefs, and the profound significance of this masterpiece of Christianity are spectacularly highlighted.
How to get tickets for these night tours
Tickets are selling out fast due to the limited capacity of these exclusive sessions. You can book yours directly on the official Seville Cathedral ticket sales website.
The tours are held every Saturday at 7:45 p.m., although schedules may vary due to special events at the cathedral.
The tours last approximately an hour and a half and offer a cultural immersion in Spanish, all for a flat rate of €30 per person.