Plaza de Pilatos, 1 · Seville · All transport options
Casa de Pilatos is at Plaza de Pilatos, 1, 41003 Seville, Spain. It sits in the historic Barrio de Santa Cruz (Jewish Quarter), roughly 250 metres northeast of the Cathedral and Giralda.
The palace is easy to find on foot from the Cathedral — follow the signs or use coordinates 37.3869° N, 5.9887° W on Google Maps. The entrance is on the small Plaza de Pilatos square, which is easily missed if you're approaching from Calle Aguilas.
Best option from the Cathedral area. Casa de Pilatos is a 4-minute walk from the Giralda. Head east along Calle Mateos Gago, then follow signs into Barrio Santa Cruz. It's well signed from the Cathedral.
No map needed if you're starting from the Cathedral or Barrio Santa Cruz.
Lines C3 and C4 stop at Prado de San Sebastián, about 600 metres from the palace. From there, walk north through Barrio Santa Cruz (8 minutes).
Line 5 stops on Avenida de Menéndez y Pelayo, 500 metres from the entrance.
TUSSAM single fare: €1.40. Bonobús card (10 trips): €6.90.
Seville Metro Line 1 has no station in the old quarter. The closest station is Puerta de Jerez (750 m, 10-minute walk north through Barrio Santa Cruz).
If you're coming from Santa Justa station or the Nervión area, the Metro + walk is a practical option.
Taxis are widely available in Seville. Tell the driver "Plaza de Pilatos" — all local drivers know it. From Santa Justa station, expect €8–12. From the airport, €22–28.
Uber and Cabify operate in Seville and are sometimes cheaper than taxis during off-peak hours.
There is no reliable taxi rank immediately beside the palace. Hail one on Calle San Esteban or book via app.
Seville is one of Europe's most cycle-friendly cities. Sevici (the public bike-share) has a docking station at Calle San Esteban, 100 metres from the palace entrance.
Day pass: €1.33. First 30 minutes of each trip: free. Ideal for a morning that combines the Cathedral, Casa de Pilatos, and the Alameda.
Driving into the historic centre is restricted. There is no parking at the palace. The nearest car parks are Parking Almirante (Calle Almirante Apodaca, 600 m) and Parking Calle Menéndez Pelayo (550 m).
Street parking in the old quarter is residents-only. Do not attempt to drive to the plaza itself — the streets are not navigable by car.
Casa de Pilatos sits at the eastern edge of Barrio Santa Cruz, Seville's historic Jewish Quarter. Within a 10-minute walk you have some of the city's best attractions:
The largest Gothic cathedral in the world and its Moorish minaret-tower. Combined ticket available. Book well in advance in peak season.
Seville's royal palace. UNESCO listed. More famous than Casa de Pilatos and considerably more crowded. Worth visiting if you have 2 days in Seville.
Winding medieval streets, flower-filled patios, and the best concentration of Seville's tapas bars. Explore after your palace visit.
Spain's second most important fine arts museum after the Prado. Free for EU citizens. Good Murillo and Zurbarán collections.
Book your entry ticket or guided tour — free cancellation up to 24 hours before.