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Can I be late to Royal Alcazar of Seville?

Posted by ejanuary (Seattle, Washington) on 03/25/24 12:48 AM

For March 30, I have a ticket to visit the Cathedral of Seville, the Giralda, and Salvador Church at 1pm. And I have a ticket to visit the Royal Alcazar at 2pm. On the Alcazar ticket, it says that I can enter between 15 minutes before 2pm and 30 minutes after 2pm, so this means I have until 2:30pm to be at the Alcazar.

However, I feel that I will probably need more time at the Cathedral, so there's a chance I might not make it to the Alcazar by 2:30pm...

Does anyone know whether they will still let me in if I show up at 2:45pm or 3pm?

Posted by Priscilla

California 🦋

03/25/24 01:24 AM

5293 posts

I doubt you will be allowed to enter the site after your designated time on your ticket.

I found this information on the Royal Alcazar’s official website under, ‘Terms and Conditions’ :

Access to the site will not be allowed after the time of the visit.

Wishing you a wonderful trip!

Posted by Frank

Tresana, Highlands Ranch, CO, USA

03/25/24 02:19 AM

23626 posts

We found them to be pretty strict with other late arrivals. They are using the timed entry to control the flow through the building. On matters like this I have found the European sites to be more rigid than you might fine with US sites. Just plan to be on time.

Posted by ejanuary OP

Seattle, Washington

03/25/24 04:20 AM

4 posts

Do you know if I can visit the Cathedral and the Giralda, then visit the Salvador Church after I'm done with the Alcazar? It seems the Salvador Church is 7 minutes away from the Cathedral, so I'm guessing that should be possible?

Posted by Jean

Idaho, USA

03/25/24 05:24 AM

7803 posts

Yes, you can go to the second church later that day.

Posted by Louise

04/13/24 03:59 AM

14 posts

Yes, you can visit the Salvador Church at any time during the day. Our tour guide that we had with Seville Walking Tours even told us that generally the Salvador Church will let you in the next day after your Cathedral ticket day, although that is unofficial. When we were there last month, there were few tourists entering Salvador Church, but it was was one our favorites on our trip.

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