Enjoy an approximately one-hour tour of the Casa de Pilatos, where you will explore the ground floor and its spectacular gardens, a true example of Sevillian architecture.

Located in the heart of Seville, the Casa de Pilatos is a majestic palace that combines Italian Renaissance style with Andalusian Mudejar art. Built in the 15th century by the influential Enríquez de Ribera family, this palace is one of the most representative examples of Sevillian civil architecture.

The main courtyard is the centrepiece of the palace, surrounded by semicircular arches supported by marble columns and decorated with an impressive collection of Sevillian tiles. This space reflects the fusion of styles and the Christian and Islamic cultural heritage of the region.

The palace also has a private chapel adorned with altarpieces and religious sculptures, coffered ceilings, carved wooden doors and lattice windows that showcase the craftsmanship of the period.

In addition, the Casa de Pilatos houses valuable art collections, including Roman and Greek sculptures, Renaissance paintings, and a library with ancient manuscripts. Its name is inspired by the legend that its fourteen stations reproduce the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem. All this makes the Casa de Pilatos a fascinating place that reflects the historical and cultural richness of Seville.