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Casa de Pilatos
Best time to visit
Morning at opening for cooler temperatures and smaller crowds; late afternoon gives warm light on the patios for better photos.
Budget tips
Admission usually runs about €10-12; buy timed-entry tickets online to avoid lines and check for student and senior discounts or inclusion in Seville tourist passes.
Recommended for
Architecture lovers, Photography enthusiasts, History buffs, Couples
Plan your visit
1-1.5 hours
About
Hurtige fakta: Sunlight pools on checkerboard marble while slender columns frame a surprising blend of Italian Renaissance courtyards and ornate Mudéjar tilework. You can find Roman sculptures tucked into salons and patios, and orange trees plus a tinkling fountain fill the air with fragrance and gentle sound.
Højdepunkter: In the central patio, orange blossom scent rises as sunlight sketches moving patterns on blue-and-white azulejos and a stone fountain murmurs beneath carved marble steps. Look closely at a small bronze plaque near the grand staircase; it credits the Dukes of Medinaceli for the Roman collection and hints at the private-collection feel that makes wandering the rooms feel like stepping into a lived-in antiquities salon.
Insider tips
- Buy tickets online for a timed entry slot, especially in high season, to skip the ticket queue.
- Head straight to the main patio for photos when you enter, then visit upper rooms as crowds thin.
- Wear comfortable shoes, floors and narrow staircases can be uneven and slippery after rain.
- Avoid lunchtime and mid-afternoon when tour groups arrive, or join an early guided tour for more context.
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Den bedste måde at opleve en by med en lokal guide.
Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!
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