Giralda Tower

Climb the 35 ramps of this former minaret for panoramic views of Seville and its historic landmarks.

In their own words: “And some of that history involves the Giralda, which is actually an old mosque minaret that was built in the year 1184. You can actually walk up to the top of that. Now it's a bell tower for the Seville Cathedral. It's about 341 ft tall. Instead of stairs, there's 35 ramps leading to the top.”

Climb the gently sloped ramps of La Giralda for unparalleled panoramic views over Seville's historic center.

In their own words: “After exploring the interior, you can move to climb up La Giralda, the cathedral's bell tower. Don't worry about the stairs, you'll follow 35 gently sloped ramps instead. This makes the walk much easier than it looks. The elevated views up over the entire historic center give you a perfect sense of the city's layout.”

Climb the Giralda's unique ramps for breathtaking panoramic views of Seville and the intricate details of the cathedral roof.

In their own words: “Attached to the cathedral is the Giralda, the former minaret-turned-bell-tower. We went to climb its 35 gentle ramps, unique for any tower instead of steps... once we reached the top, the Giralda gave nothing less than dazzling panoramic views of Sevilla.”