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With exquisite plaster-decorated arches, the Main Patio of Casa Pilatos is reminiscent of the Mudejar style. The main patio features an open patio surrounded by irregular-sized arches. The wider arches lead to doors whereas the narrower arches are in line with the windows of the Casa. 

The Praetorian Hall of Casa Pilatos was built in the 1530s and was created as a result of the Renaissance-style widening of the courtyard by Don Fadrique. The Hall has retained all its original elements, which include elements such as Mudejar inlaid marquetry windows, and doors. 

Marvel at the single grand staircase that leads to the top floor of Casa Pilatos. This staircase was Seville’s first magnificent staircase and represents the ‘double-house’ concept. The staircase acts as a divider that separates the public space of the main patio from the private reception rooms upstairs. 

The Gold Room at Casa Pilatos looks out onto the beautiful gardens of the Casa. The room is decorated with stunning Mudejar tiles, sculptures, and busts. Don’t miss out on the gold coffered ceiling of the room as well. 

The Praetor’s office is an elongated room with square corners on each side. Corresponding to the quadras of the traditional palace, the Praetor’s Office is home to an alfarje coffered ceiling and a small bronze fountain. 

The Salvador Church is the oldest part of Casa Pilatos. Comprising of Muslim and Christian elements, the church has a wide entrance arch that is finely decorated with Mudejar plasterwork.

The upper floor of Casa Pilatos is part of the private residence of the Duchess of Medinaceli. You can see beautiful frescoes and paintings from the 16th to the 19th century on the upper floors. However, you can only access the upper floor of Casa Pilatos via a guided tour.

• The mansion has extensive gardens and outdoor areas, so wear comfortable footwear suitable for walking.
• Seville can be very sunny and warm, especially in the summer. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun.
• Carry a water bottle to stay hydrated, especially if you're visiting during the warmer months.
• Photography is permitted inside Casa Pilatos
• Casa Pilatos is not accessible for wheelchair users. 
• Casa Pilatos is located in the historic center of Seville. Consider combining your visit with nearby attractions such as the Seville Cathedral, the Alcazar, or other points of interest.
• Consider visiting early in the morning or later in the afternoon to avoid large crowds.

• El Pinton: El Pinton serves delicious contemporary Spanish cuisine that focuses on Tapas. 
• La Azotea: La Azotea is a popular spot near Casa Pilatos that is known for its creative tapas and its diverse menu.
• Bodega Santa Cruz Las Columnas: Enjoy traditional Spanish tapas and delicious wines at the Bodega Santa Cruz Las Columnas restaurant. 
• Bar Giralda: Located near the Cathedral, Bar Giralda is known for its tapas and Andalusian dishes.

Budget: Hotel Abanico Casa Palacio (130m), Hostel Alcobia (260m),  Sweet Sevilla Suites (720m). 

Mid-range: Hotel Catalonia Giralda (210m), Hotel Fernando III Sevilla (320m), Hotel Las Casas de la Judería (360m). 

Luxury: Hospes Las Casas Del Rey De Baeza (160m), Hotel Palacio de Villapanes (190m), Hotel Boutique Casa del Poeta (450m).