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Torre del Oro tickets cost €3 in 2026 (€1.50 reduced, free under 6 and free every Monday). Full opening hours, how long to plan, how to get there, and the nearby sights for this quick riverside stop in Seville.
Flamenco Dance Museum tickets in 2026: museum entry from €6, combined museum + show from €33, opening hours (10:00–18:45 daily), best show time to book, and how long to plan for a visit.
Plaza de España in Seville is free to enter in 2026 — no ticket required. What the proposed tourist fee actually means right now, current opening hours, how long to plan, and how to get there.
Casa de Pilatos costs €12 for the ground floor in 2026, opens daily 9am-6pm, and takes about 90 minutes to see properly. Full 2026 ticket prices, hours, and how to get there.
Metropol Parasol 2026 tickets run from around €15–16 for adults, doors are open daily from 9:30am to almost midnight, and most visits take about 1 to 1.5 hours — here's the full pricing, hours and planning guide.
Real Maestranza Bullring tickets cost €12 for general admission in 2026 (€7 reduced), with self-guided visits open daily 9:30am to around 7:30pm. Full 2026 prices, hours, and how to get there.
Archivo de Indias admission is free for everyone in 2026, it's open Tuesday to Saturday 9:30am-5pm and Sunday/holidays 10am-2pm (closed Mondays), and most visits take 30-60 minutes — here's the full tickets, hours and planning guide.
Hospital de los Venerables is closed to visitors in 2026 while it transfers to Seville Cathedral's new museum. Here's what happened, last known ticket prices and hours, the reopening timeline, and what to see nearby instead.
Is the Real Alcázar of Seville worth it in 2026? The verdict, current ticket prices from €15.50, seasonal opening hours, how long to plan, and what to do if tickets sell out.
Triana itself is free to visit — there's no neighborhood entry ticket. Here's what actually costs money in 2026 (Centro Cerámica Triana from €2.10, flamenco shows from around €25), the Mercado de Triana's real opening hours, and how to plan a half-day here.
