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Real Alcázar de Sevilla (Royal Alcázar)
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Real Alcázar de Sevilla: Tickets & Pass Coverage

⏱️ Visit Time

2 - 3 h

🏛️ Category

Royal Palace / UNESCO World Heritage Site

⏳ Era

Founded 913 AD; present Mudéjar palace largely built from 1364 under Pedro I

📍 Address

Patio de Banderas, s/n, 41004 Sevilla, Spain

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💶 Box Office Price

€15.50

🎟️ Reduced Price

€8.00 (Seniors 65+, students 14-30, European Youth Card holders 14-30)

🕒 Opening Hours

9:30-19:00 (Apr 1 - Sep 30); 9:30-17:00 (Oct 1 - Mar 31). Closed Jan 1, Jan 6, Good Friday, and Dec 25.

📋 Entry Rules

Timed-entry online ticket recommended; box office (Patio de Banderas) is card-payment only.

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What The Ticket Includes

The Mudéjar palace built for Pedro I, its terraced gardens, and general palace grounds. The Cuarto Real Alto (upper royal quarters, still used by the Spanish royal family) is a separate €5.50 add-on, not included in general admission.

Ticket Options & Pricing
OptionPriceBooking
Adult, General Admission €15.50 Online timed-entry recommended
Reduced (65+, students 14-30) €8.00 ID required at entry
Cuarto Real Alto add-on €5.50 Separate timed-entry slot
With Seville Pass Included (from ~€47.50 bundle) Fixed inclusion, alongside the Cathedral

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Ticket Options

Official Ticket

€15.50

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Overview & History

The Real Alcázar de Sevilla is a working royal palace — the oldest in Europe still in use by a reigning monarch — and part of the same UNESCO World Heritage ensemble as Seville Cathedral and the Archivo General de Indias. Its Mudéjar palace, built for Christian king Pedro I by Muslim craftsmen, sits alongside sprawling gardens that have appeared as Dorne in HBO's Game of Thrones.

What to See: Top Highlights

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Palacio de Don Pedro (Mudéjar Palace)

Intricate plasterwork, tilework, and horseshoe arches built by Muslim craftsmen for a Christian king — the Alcázar's architectural centerpiece.

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The Gardens

Terraced Renaissance and Moorish-style gardens with fountains, pavilions, and the Galería de Grutesco — used as filming locations for Dorne in Game of Thrones.

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Cuarto Real Alto

The upper royal quarters, still used by the Spanish royal family on visits to Seville — a separate timed-entry ticket, not included with general admission.

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Location & Google Maps

📍 Patio de Banderas, s/n, 41004 Sevilla, Spain Open in Google Maps

Is This Covered by a Seville Pass?

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Yes, on the one genuine multi-attraction product Seville has: the private, Tiqets-affiliated Seville Pass. Neither Turbopass nor Go City operates in Seville, and the city's earlier official 'Sevilla Card' ceased operating in 2016 — there is no government-run alternative.

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Included. One of only two fixed monuments on the Seville Pass.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Real Alcázar included with the Seville Pass?
Yes — it's one of only two fixed monuments (with Seville Cathedral & Giralda) on the private, Tiqets-affiliated Seville Pass, currently the only multi-attraction bundle operating in the city.
Is there a Turbopass or Go City product for the Alcázar in Seville?
No — extensive research confirmed neither product operates in Seville. The city's own official 'Sevilla Card' ceased operating in 2016.
Should I book online in advance?
Yes — a timed-entry ticket booked online avoids the walk-up line at the Patio de Banderas box office, especially in peak season.

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