Pilate's House (La Casa de Pilatos) Tours and Tickets
Pilate's House (La Casa de Pilatos)

This mansion is a must-see for anyone interested in Spanish architecture and tilework.
The House of Pilate is a good alternative for those who can’t visit the Alcazar.
Audio guides are available in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, and German.
Give yourself 90 minutes or two hours to explore the palace and tour the upstairs apartment.
The mansion is wheelchair accessible.
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Pilate’s House has two separate sections open to visitors: Tickets cost €12 for access to the ground floor, plus an extra €6 to see the upper floor. Admission is free for children 11 and under, and discounted for visitors with disabilities.
Yes, the only way to see the upper floor of the house is by taking a guided tour, but there are no guided tours available to see the ground floor of the building. Other guide options are provided for the ground floor, such as a brochure, audio guide, and smartphone app.
Expect to spend about an hour visiting the ground floor and another hour if you include the upper floor. Pilate’s House recommends that any visitors taking the upper floor tour, especially those taking the last tour before closing, allow a minimum of 30 minutes to see the ground floor before joining the tour.
It depends. Since the main focus of visiting Pilate's House is to see its architecture and tiles, children may not stay engaged, depending on their interests. It may not be worthwhile taking the upper floor tour with kids, both in terms of time and cost, since there’s no discount for children over 12. Also note that strollers are not permitted on the upper floor.
Yes, visitors are not allowed to take photos when visiting the upper floor of Pilate’s House. Photography is permitted for the rest of the landmark, though, allowing you to take photos of the gardens and the house’s tiled walls and coffered ceilings.







































































































