Worth visiting this for the historic content in side. Watch for tight steps! More

The ramp make it SO much easier to climb and the view from the top is well worth it, you can see the multiple levels of the cathedral roof and the bullring which are fascinating to view from above. More

What can you say - you're walking up to the top of the bell tower with nifty views of the city and a panoramic one when you reach the top. That's great, but what's really cool is that it is not stairs you're walking up, but ramps where originally one got to the top riding a horse. Just cover your... More

Intricate architecture towering above the cathedral. Worth a visit at night when it is lit up. More

No stairs here, but this 12th century tower has a ramp that will take you almost to the top of its 343 foot height. We were there during a busy time, so the traffic was a bit heavy on the way up, and it took a few minutes to find openings to see the city in all four directions. It's... More

It's difficult to give the Giralda 5 stars when the fabulous Alcazar, a true 5-starrer, is in the same city, just a short distance away. Yet, the Giralda is an important piece of history and deserves a visit, too. Similar, nearly identical, to two minarets (or towers) in Morocco, the Koutoubia Mosque in Marrakech and the Hassan Tower in Rabat,... More

You can go up to the top without being exhausted walking on hundreds of steps like in other medieval towers. It was sloped spiral walkway to the top paved with floor designed to prevent slipping and soldiers could rush with quick speed. You have a good view of Seville. More

It is incredible to imagine that you go up to a tower with no stairs but a ramp because on early times for the bells the guy took his horse to go up!!! Nice views More

Ramps, rather than steps, made it an easier climb, and a rare chance to see some serious bells up close! More