Guided tours of cathedrals, churches and temples of Andalusia

Delve into centuries of history and spirituality with our guided tours of Andalusian religious buildings, true living museums that treasure artistic gems of incalculable value. Our temple tours in Andalusia open the doors to impressive sacred monuments, from the monumental Seville Cathedral, the world’s largest Gothic cathedral with its emblematic Giralda, and the astonishing Great Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba with its unique forest of columns, to the majestic Granada Cathedral with the Royal Chapel where the Catholic Monarchs rest or the luminous Cádiz Cathedral with its stunning golden dome.

Guided visits to Andalusian temples allow you to discover authentic artistic treasures beyond the conventional tourist circuits, ranging from baroque altarpieces of exuberant decoration, choir stalls carved with technical virtuosity and private chapels supported by prominent families to sacristies that function as small museums with silverware, liturgical textiles, and illuminated codices.

Our expert guides will reveal the keys to interpreting the complex religious iconography, explaining the historical context of each building while sharing fascinating anecdotes about the masters who built them, the intricate power networks that financed them, and the popular devotions that brought them to life. Many visits include access to spaces usually closed to the general public such as crypts, organ lofts, or terraces with privileged views.

Many of our tours include skip‑the‑line tickets, headsets to capture every detail of the explanations, and complementary materials such as visual guides or timelines.

For a more immersive experience, some routes can be complemented with attendance at liturgical ceremonies, sacred music concerts, or visits during special moments of the religious calendar when the temples are at their most resplendent.

Book your guided tour of Andalusian churches and cathedrals now and prepare for a fascinating journey through spaces where faith has materialized in some of the greatest masterpieces of Western art.