Unlike other towers, this has no steps just ramps (till the last level). I saw people taking wheelchairs up. The view from the top are fantastic and worth the climb. It is not obvious, but the entrance is from inside the cathedral.

We haven't climbed many towers in our day but this was the first one that didn't have either steps or an elevator...instead, you walk up a ramp! To the 35th "floor"! Though it's a long way up, it's not as bad as you might think. People of all ages were walking up comfortably and taking breaks by the many window... More

Make sure you visit the cathedral and it's famous bell tower. The climb is quite manageable and has the best city views.

We wnt up the tower after our visit to the cathedral. The views are wonderful. The climb is very easy.

The climb to the top of this tower isn't too bad- it is about 34 stories but NO steps- it gradually slopes upwards. At the top of the square tower in Seville cathedral are lots of big church bells, but amazing views of the city.

I climbed the tower in heels (the weather wasn't suitable for my sandals). The climb was enjoyable and not heavy going. On some floors they had interesting facts about the tower and the view on the way up got better and better. I really love the Giralda Tower because whenever I was lost as long as I could look up... More

No stairs but 35 'ramps' make it easy to walk to the top where a nice view rewards your effort. Before you visit the cathedral, better familiarize yourself a bit with the lay out and where to find the entrance to the tower

Easy to climb with dodgy knees as it was all slopes, just 17 steps at the top. This was explained precisely at the entrance. Good views from the top and the entrance was inside the church with no queue. Price includes the cathedral.

Don't believe what people say about not being worth the walk. It's an easy angled ramp all the way, there are places to stop and the views over the city are fantastic. North, South East and Weat faces give a wonderful insight into the city.