Casa de Pilatos
Monument · San Bartolomé, Seville

Casa de Pilatos

Photo: Ajay Suresh from New York, NY, USA · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Casa de Pilatos is a 16th century palace that mixes Italian Renaissance and local Mudéjar styles. It includes a central courtyard, decorated halls and extensive gardens. Look for the azulejo tiles, carved ceilings and classical sculptures.

On day 3 of Seville: Weekend Escape

Good to know

Tickets
Admission fees apply; confirm current prices on site.
Time needed
One to two hours for a complete visit.
Best time
Early morning to avoid larger groups.
Getting there
Walk from central Seville to San Bartolomé.

Itineraries with Casa de Pilatos

Day 3 of Seville: Weekend Escape

Las Setas and the north

How Casa de Pilatos fits into a day.
  1. 10:00Casa de PilatosSan Bartolomé
  2. 12:30Metropol ParasolEncarnación
  3. 15:00Museum of Fine Arts of SevilleSan Vicente
  4. 18:00Alameda de HérculesAlameda
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Casa de Pilatos questions

Is Casa de Pilatos open every day?

Yes. It opens daily though hours may change with seasons.

Can you visit the gardens at Casa de Pilatos?

The gardens form part of the visit and are accessible with the entry ticket.

How long does a visit to Casa de Pilatos take?

Most visitors spend between one and two hours inside.

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