Private visit of La Cartuja (Carthusian Monastery) in Seville

Private visit of La Cartuja (Carthusian Monastery) in Seville

Cancellation Cancelación con condiciones

Te gustará

Discovering the Carthusian Monastery, the oldest in Andalousia
Stories of the history of the monastery and the famous names that have visited the monastery
The gardens and orchards
The comfort of a private visit

Información esencial *

Duración
1 hora 30 minutos

Idiomas

Francés
Inglés
Español

Horas de inicio
11:00

* Todos los detalles se le darán en el momento de su reserva.

Descripción

Visit the Carthusian Monastery in Seville, the oldest in Andalousia!

You will start your tour by visiting the gardens and orchards where you will see the collection of fruit trees imported from America.

You will then pass through the monastery's doors. Transformed into today's Andalousian Centre of Contemporary Art, the monastery has experienced many different shifts and changes over its 6 centuries of existence. It has been frequented by numerous figures, notably Christopher Colombus who, here, prepared his second voyage to America.

You will visit the majestic Chapter Rooms and its crypts, then you will enter in the main cloiter and admire its famous fireplaces. The Carthusian Monastery became famous for its pottery production, in fact, its name comes from the porcelain crockery that is made there.

Enjoy a private visit to discover a symbolic area in Seville:

Lugar de partida

Bueno saber

  • Availability: from Monday to Saturday (excluding exceptional dates)
  • Departure times: 11am
  • Departure location: the main entrance of the monastery, avenida Americo Vespucio
  • Duration: approx. 1 hour 30 minutes

 

  • (1) The indicated price is based on a reservation of 6 people, tariff details at the next step of the reservation
  • The monastery is accessible to those with reduced mobility

El precio incluye

  • The ticket to the Carthusian Monastery - La Cartuja
  • A guide

El precio no incluye

  • Tips (optional)
  • Any other extras

Comentarios

 

Los clientes también miran