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Seville City Pass Comparison 2026

Seville has no Turbopass or Go City product, and its earlier official 'Sevilla Card' shut down in 2016 — compare the one private Seville Pass bundle against buying tickets individually.

Seville Pass (private)

From ~€47.50 (per person)

💡 A private, Tiqets-affiliated bundle — not an official government product, and not a full multi-attraction city pass like Go City or Turbopass (neither operates in Seville). Buying the Alcázar and Cathedral tickets it fixes as inclusions would cost about €28.50 separately, so the transfer/bus choice and audio guide need to be worth roughly €19 to you for the bundle to pay off.

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Validity
Single trip; Alcázar and Cathedral each timed-entry
Real Alcázar de Sevilla
Included (fixed)
Seville Cathedral & Giralda
Included (fixed)
Airport Transfer OR 24h Hop-on-Hop-off Bus
Included (choose one)
City Audio Guide App
Included (100+ points of interest)
Metropol Parasol (Las Setas)
Not included
Torre del Oro (Naval Museum)
Not included
Casa de Pilatos
Not included
Museo del Baile Flamenco
Not included
Plaza de España
Not needed — always free
Archivo General de Indias
Not needed — always free
Format
100% Digital (QR code via Tiqets)
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✓ Verified 2026-09-28

Individual Tickets

Varies per site

💡 Best for most visitors — Seville's official government pass ('Sevilla Card') ceased operating in 2016 and no Go City or Turbopass product has ever launched here, so most travelers buy each ticket directly from the official site regardless.

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Validity
Per ticket
Real Alcázar de Sevilla
€15.50
Seville Cathedral & Giralda
€13.00 (online)
Airport Transfer OR 24h Hop-on-Hop-off Bus
Not bundled
City Audio Guide App
Not bundled
Metropol Parasol (Las Setas)
€15.00
Torre del Oro (Naval Museum)
€3.00
Casa de Pilatos
From €12.00
Museo del Baile Flamenco
€6.00 (museum only)
Plaza de España
Free
Archivo General de Indias
Free
Format
Varies by seller
Varies per site · Individual Tickets
Data sources & verification

Checked against 5 official and provider sources. Every fact listed here was verified on or after 2026-09-28.

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FactSourceLast verified
Metropol Parasol (Las Setas)Attraction detailsTurismo de Sevilla (official, turismosevilla.org) / venue ticketing corroborated across independent sources
Plaza de EspañaAttraction detailsMultiple independent sources (free, open public square; no ticket or official pricing page)
Real Alcázar de Sevilla (Royal Alcázar)Attraction detailsReal Alcázar de Sevilla (official, alcazarsevilla.org)
Seville Cathedral & GiraldaAttraction detailsCatedral de Sevilla (official, catedraldesevilla.es)
Seville PassPass detailsSeville Pass (private operator, sevilla-pass.com)
Seville Pass × Metropol Parasol (Las Setas)Pass inclusionSeville Pass (private operator, sevilla-pass.com)
Seville Pass × Real Alcázar de Sevilla (Royal Alcázar)Pass inclusionSeville Pass (private operator, sevilla-pass.com)
Seville Pass × Seville Cathedral & GiraldaPass inclusionSeville Pass (private operator, sevilla-pass.com)

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Pricing Analysis & Important Details

01. No Turbopass or Go City product operates in Seville

Seville is notably absent from Turbopass's own city list (unlike Barcelona, Madrid, Rome, Paris, Athens, and others), and extensive research found no Go City product for the city either — confirmed absent, not merely unresearched.

02. Seville's own official government city pass ceased operating in 2016

An earlier 'Sevilla Card,' run under a municipal contract, stopped operating when that contract ended in early 2016. No replacement government-run pass has launched since; current 'tourist card' products marketed under similar names are unrelated private operators.

03. The only current multi-attraction bundle is a private, Tiqets-affiliated 'Seville Pass'

Sold via sevilla-pass.com in partnership with Tiqets, it fixes exactly two paid monuments (the Real Alcázar and Seville Cathedral & Giralda) plus a choice of airport transfer or a 24-hour hop-on-hop-off bus ticket and an audio-guide app — a narrower product than Barcelona's or Madrid's official cards, and priced above the sum of its two fixed tickets before counting the extras.

04. Plaza de España and the Archivo General de Indias are both completely free

No pass is needed for either — the same free-landmark pattern already documented for Chicago's Millennium Park and Kyoto's Fushimi Inari Taisha. A 2024 city-council proposal to charge non-residents for parts of Plaza de España has stalled and was never enacted as of this guide's verification.

Which Option Fits Your Visit?

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Only Visiting the Alcázar and Cathedral

The Seville Pass can work here if you'll genuinely use the bundled airport transfer or hop-on-hop-off bus and the audio guide — otherwise buying both tickets directly is about €19 cheaper.

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Also Visiting Torre del Oro, Casa de Pilatos, or the Flamenco Museum

None of these are on the Seville Pass, so buy each directly from its own official site — there's no bundle that covers them.

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A Free-Landmark Day

Skip any pass — Plaza de España and the Archivo General de Indias are both free to visit at any time.

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Prioritizing Metropol Parasol

Book the viewpoint ticket directly — it isn't included on the Seville Pass or any other product, so there's no bundle discount to chase.

Detailed Attraction Guides

Verified prices, booking rules, and pass-coverage status for Seville's most-visited sites.

Things to do in Seville

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best city pass for Seville?
There isn't a strong city-wide pass market here. The only current multi-attraction bundle is the private, Tiqets-affiliated Seville Pass, which fixes just the Alcázar and Cathedral plus a transfer/bus choice and an audio guide — it costs more than those two tickets bought separately unless you'll use the extras.
Does Turbopass operate in Seville?
No — Seville is confirmed absent from Turbopass's own city list, and no equivalent Go City product exists for the city either.
Is there an official Sevilla Card?
Not anymore. An earlier government-linked 'Sevilla Card' ceased operating in 2016 when its operating contract ended; no official replacement has launched since.
Do I need a pass to visit Plaza de España or the Archivo General de Indias?
No — both are completely free to visit at any time, with or without any pass.
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