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Accessibility
The Cabildo of the Cathedral has as a priority objective to provide its visitors with as many accessibility resources, support services and useful information as possible, in order to facilitate access and the appropriate transmission of its sacred heritage.
Free admission
Free admission to the cultural visit for disabled persons with a degree of disability over 65%.
Adapted toilets
Toilets located in the "Permanent Exhibition" area and in the "Patio de los Naranjos".
Wheelchairs
Free service for people with reduced mobility
Braille brochures
Brochures in Braille language for the visually impaired.
Sign-guide service
Free sign-guide service for the deaf and hearing impaired
Baby changing tables
Located in the "Permanent Exhibition" area and in the Patio de los Naranjos.
A Cathedral without Barriers
TheCabildo’s interest in the world of disability and accessible tourism goes back a long way. There have been, and are, many and diverse actions and projects that have been developed in the Cathedral to bring its heritage closer to the different groups of disabled people, among them, the provision of free admission for the cultural visit, the presence in the staff of a worker with intellectual disabilities, the celebration of two special open days, the provision of brochures in Braille language, brochures adapted to people with intellectual disabilities and guide signs.
IV Andalusian Award for Best Practices in the Care of Persons with Disabilities
Accessible City
In recognition of the constant efforts of the Chapter to eliminate architectural barriers, on December 1, 2009, the Chapter of the Cathedral of Seville was awarded the IV Andalusian Prize for Best Practices in the Care of Persons with Disabilities, in the Accessible City category, for the project A Cathedral for All, A Cathedral without Barriers, which it has been developing since 1993 to date.
This award recognized the quality work carried out by the Cabildo Metropolitano in the elimination of barriers that impede the normal development of people with reduced mobility.
In this line of showing a Cathedral FOR ALL, we continue to work with effort and enthusiasm.