Private Tours

Guided Tour of the Cathedral and Royal Chapel

Take a guided tour to discover two of Spain's most important temples

Duration:2 hours 30 minutes

Groups of up to 30 people.

Languages:ES · EN · FR

About This Visit

Enjoy a guided tour of two of the country's most important landmarks. Discover each of their secrets, history, and hidden corners. A tour that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

An official guide from the Archdiocese will accompany you for two and a half hours through the cathedral’s central nave, the High Chapel, the side chapels, and the sacristy, and then you’ll proceed to the Royal Chapel to view the tombs of the Catholic Monarchs.

What's Included

  • Certified Official Guide
  • Maximum group size: 30 people

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Contact us for more information

  • Up to 30 people
  • Book 72 hours in advance
  • ES · EN · FR

Contact us for information and reservations at administracion@viajessancecilio.com or by phone at 958 215 909 to request your group or private tour.

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