You need to book ahead! Naively I didn't think it would be necessary out of season, but fortunately managed to secure a booking a few days ahead. The rooftop tour is really interesting and allows you to explore the cathedral from a completely different perspective and learn about the history and construction techniques.

This is an incredible cathedral. The outside facade indicates what is in wait for you inside. The highlight for me was the tomb of Christopher Columbus although it is not clear which of his body parts is contained within. Otherwise there are massive wood carvings, more recent silverware, old costumes. Most of all the cathedral is magnificent and you will enjoy wandering around.

This church is the biggest gothic church in Europe and the third biggest church in Europe. Christopher Columbus is buried here and you can also climb the bell tour for no extra cost. The alter which took 80 years to build is amazing too.

I had the opportunity to view this imposing cathedral from the exterior on our brief stay. Everything from the shear scale to the gargoyles and wonderful Gothic elements was impressive. But then there were also moorish elements due to it's Islamic roots as a mosque. On my last day I had limited time on a drizzly morning. After purchasing ahead of time online I showed up at the designated area to get in and waited. It was starting to rain again but the sympathetic gate agent waved me inside about 20 minutes early. There was quite a bit to see and it seems as if half the city had the same idea as me as it was quite packed. The ceilings were so high up it wasn't hard to see how this was the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. The highlight was the tomb of Christopher Columbus. I was a fan of Napoleon's in Paris but this one was even more impressive. I didn't climb the tower so can't comment on that but this was a good way to spend a couple of hours.

Booked our tickets in advance for this stunning building. It is huge and reminded me of St Peter's in Rome. We didn't opt for the guided tour and simply walked round ourselves soaking in the atmosphere. So much to see. We didn't climb the tower ( not great with heights). Essential to visit while you are in Seville

The Catedral de Sevilla is quite simply breathtakingly stunning. The internal size is beyond belief, the geometry of the architecture is an 11 out of 10. It is an absolute must see whilst in Seville. Make sure you purchase an online ticket a day or so before and check you are in the right queue time slot as it is not simple to work it out!

To say we enjoyed visiting the Cathedral of Seville is an understatement. Many have commented on the merits of this place of worship so many of my comments are more about the logistics. First of all simply plan ahead. Why waste precious time waiting in a queue when it is not necessary? There must have been over 50 yards of people waiting in line just for the ticket office. We simply walked right in with our QR code. The people screening people were telling random people walking up that the tickets were sold out (not sure about that since there was a queue for the ticket office ) or told them to buy them online. As soon as we walked in we headed left to start the climb. It was quite crowded and very warm as we went up level after level. There are numbers on the wall though we were not sure what was the final number. I recollect it was either 34 or 35. The top was quite crowded and the view wasn’t that great. It is part of the ticket so climbing it was fine but when we next return, we would skip it. The sheer size of the structure is amazing and is listed as the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. Not surprised by that fact. Due to its vast size you really do not feel over crowded and it was just absolutely so pleasant just wandering around. Absolutely loved this cathedral and would return again. Enjoy.

I thought initially that it was going to be another huge gothic church, but it turned out to be a huge spectacle inside. There is so much to explore inside. From the views at the top, to several chapels- a variety of them, to the tomb of Columbus.

Good grief. Stood there with my mouth hanging open for most of the time. Coming from a Protestant country all I could do was say Oh My Goodness at the sheer opulence of the place. Climb the tower, only 300 feet+ however, it is not steps but slopes and this makes it SO much easier. make sure you actually stop and sit. Christopher Columbus is there, in casket, carried by four statues - better travelled than when he was alive I hear. If you want to see the pageantry go at Easter but make sure you book well in advance. My sister sent pictures when she was there at it was another OMG moment.

Really enjoyed the climb up the ramps of bell tower for the views. The Cathedral is large and impressive and the highlight for me was the tomb of Christopher Columbus. Like most of the Christian cathedrals in Andulacia the building is a mix of Islamic and Christian styles. The Giralda Bell Tower or Minaret was the best example being built as a Minaret for the original Mosque and then the top has the Christian bell tower added on top. Definitely worth doing this attraction when in Seville.