Catedral de Sevilla, Seville

I know that my review of the Catedral de Sevilla is just a drop in the bucket. If in Sevilla, the cathedral is definitely worth a stop. For those wanting some interpretation of the building, be sure to either read up beforehand or get a guide as there is a lot to take in. Additionally, for those who can take the stairs up the tower, the climb is worth it as the views offered from the cathedral are completely unhindered. The best part about the walk up is that the winding ramp/stair combo isn't all that steep. Still, it's a ways up--breathtaking in more than one way!

We took the rooftop tour. It was amazing. You walk up the small stairs to various levels. It may be a bit hard for those with physical issues, but it was fine for us and our kids. The view from the outside as well as the inside are amazing. Well worth the time and cost.

One of the most incredible spots I have ever visited. I had no idea before visiting that this is the 3rd largest cathedral in the world. On top of that, every inch of this place is crammed with amazing historical religious artwork. We easily spent 2 hours here and I wanted to know more.

Whenever I’m in Sevilla, I can’t take my eyes off of La Giralda. The Cathedral truly is one of the best in Spain in terms of size and the amount of statues inside. The tower hike in itself isn’t too bad considering it is mainly all a flat incline, not steps. Close by the Cathedral is the beautiful Alcázar de Sevilla and some amazing restaurants and Flamenco shows nearby.

Beautiful Cathedral! With the most ornate and impressive features I've seen! A GIANT carved wood organ. Even the tomb of Christopher Columbus is massive, and beautiful. Wonderful gothic architecture and impressive carved details! Pictures don't come close to showing you how impressive it is in real life. I Looked through and read some 1 star reviews. All were about paying an entrance fee (which is only 9€) and how crazy it was to charge a fee to enter a church. The fee is for tourists. It's free for those born in or residents of Sevilla, the disabled, and children under 14. So, like most tourists attractions, if you're a tourist you pay. Anyways, it's totally worth it!!