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The Cathedral
Know every corner of the Cathedral of Seville: its history, its heritage, its music.
THE LARGEST GOTHIC CATHEDRAL IN THE WORLD
A JEWEL OF
HUMANITY
Melting pot of cultures.
Fusion of styles; Almohade, Mudejar, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque…
Fusion of styles; Almohade, Mudejar, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque…
The Orange Tree Courtyard
Former sahn of the mosque, it has been greatly renovated by its successive restorations during the Christian era.
The Chapter and Columbian Library
The most important of the city of Seville with more than 100,000 volumes collected over the centuries.
The Giralda
Bell tower of the Cathedral and undisputed symbol of Seville. Above it the Giraldillo, a sculpture that represents the triumph of Faith.
High Altarpiece
It presides over the presbytery of the Main Chapel and is considered the largest in Christendom.
The Choir
Located in the Crucero area just in front of the Main Chapel. It houses the imposing and majestic organ.
Chapter Hall
One of the most admirable enclosures of Spanish Renaissance architecture. It houses a magnificent series of works by Murillo commissioned to the painter in 1667.
Main Sacristy
Renaissance construction built in the 16th century and the main sacristy of the Cathedral. Its dome depicts the Last Judgment.
St. Andrew's Chapel
A place for prayer and to silently visualize one of the greatest works of universal sacred art, the Christ of Clemency.
Christopher Columbus
It has been in the Cathedral since 1899. The sculptural group was conceived as a funeral procession with four heralds.
Chapel of the Virgin of Antigua
Next to the Royal Chapel, the most important of the Cathedral. It presides over a representation of the Virgin of Antigua from the end of the 14th century.
San Antonio Chapel
In the middle of the 17th century it became a baptismal chapel. Highlights include the large central Renaissance font and two important paintings by Murillo.
Jubilee Altar
Colossal silver Eucharistic altar from the end of the 17th century used for extraordinary liturgical celebrations of the Blessed Sacrament.