Self-guided · Audio guide · ★4.6 from 7,611 reviews · 10 min walk from Lebrija
Casa de Pilatos is the palace Lebrija is most often compared with, and the two are only about 10 minutes apart on foot. Both are private, both are still owned by noble families, both are full of Roman pieces. The similarities stop there.
Where Lebrija is compact and its Roman art is on the floor, Pilatos is large and its Roman art stands upright: a courtyard lined with busts of emperors, statues in garden niches, and some of the finest Mudéjar tiles in Seville. It also has gardens, which Lebrija does not.
This GetYourGuide ticket covers the ground floor with an audio guide. The listing also mentions upper floor access; check the options when you choose a date.
Lebrija opens at 10:00 and is usually quiet early. Do it first, walk east to Pilatos, and have lunch in Barrio Santa Cruz. Pilatos is pleasant in the afternoon, when the garden is shaded.
Booked via GetYourGuide · Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
You liked Lebrija and want more of the same period, on a bigger scale. You want gardens. You prefer an audio guide to a group.
You are short of time and must choose one: if Roman mosaics are the draw, choose Lebrija; for tiles, courtyards and gardens, choose Pilatos.
| Location | Plaza de Pilatos, 1, about 10 minutes' walk east of Lebrija |
| Duration | 1–2 hours, self-guided |
| Includes | Ground floor entry, audio guide |
| Rating | 4.6 from 7,611 GetYourGuide reviews |
| Cancellation | Free up to 24 hours before |
$13 per person · Free cancellation up to 24 hours before