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🤝 Guided tours in Seville

Guided tours in Seville . We help you organise your perfect tour of Seville. Specialists in private and tailor-made visits. The best local guides.

🔴 The basics in Seville

Getting to know a city like Seville on a guided tour is always a bonus. History, legends, the many cultures that have passed through… the only way to unravel it all is with a good, local guide. Here are a few ideas of the best guided tours to go on in Seville:

📷 Basic monuments tour Between 3 and 4 hours. Private tour of the Alcazar, Cathedral and Santa Cruz.

A wonderful palace with gardens. Ask us for an interesting visit to the wonderful Alcazar of the Moorish and then Christian kings, avoiding the crowds and with a guide. A palace with beautiful, decorated rooms and sumptuous gardens. 

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✝️ Cathedral

The second largest temple in Christendom, full of works of art. The Cathedral (and its annexing Giralda ) is a splendid and complex monument that requires good preparation or the knowledge of a local historian guide to unravel the many nuances of its story. Take a guided tour of the monument, inside or out, along with other monuments of the historic centre. 

🏺 Ruins of Itálica

Beautiful Roman ruins on the outskirts of Seville.

💃 Flamenco show

A unique experience in the cradle of flamenco. Flamenco shows are an almost obligatory part of your visit to Seville. Although the art may be alien to you, we are sure that it will awaken emotions and sensations that you did not know you had. See FLAMENCO IN SEVILLE

🖼️ Museum of Fine Arts

The best of Sevillian painting. Murillo, Zurbarán, Andalusian dancers…

🐂 The Bullring of Seville

A cultural temple of bullfighting in the world. 

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👸 Palatial Homes

Unique in the world. The wonderful Sevillian palaces.

🌐 Plaza de España and María Luisa Park.

Tour of the legacy of the Ibero-American Expo of 29. Plaza de España, park and pavilions 

💡 Other very interesting monuments

The list is lengthy, these are some of the most interesting: Monastery of La Cartuja – San Isidoro del Campo – Hospital de los Venerables – Bellver Museum – Museum of Ceramics of Triana – Hospital of Santa Caridad – Monastery of San Clemente – Church of San Luis de los Franceses – Archivo de Indias

🗺️ Thematic routes

We can organize thematic routes about American Seville, a literary route through Seville, legends of Santa Cruz, Roman Seville, Islamic Seville, a walk through Triana, Bécquer’s Seville, Murillo Route, Works by Zurbarán, best paintings by Valdés Leal, regionalist architecture route of Seville, route of female characters …

🐴 Horse-drawn carriage ride

Book your romantic, family or tailor-made tour. Few cities are more charming. See our section on horse-drawn carriage rides in Seville .

🚐 Day trips from Seville

Seville is a platform for wonderful nearby visits, visits and day-trips with transport and guides to Granada – Córdoba – Doñana – Cádiz – Ronda and white villages – Jerez

Excursion to Granada from Seville: Many visitors want to travel to Andalusia, to Seville, and also see one of the most impressive monuments in Europe, the Alhambra in Granada. A few hours away you can enjoy the Nasrid palaces and there are companies that organize the transfer and day-trip tickets .

🗺️ Charming villages

See visits to Carmona , Écija , Osuna , Lebrija , San Nicolás del Puerto , Cascadas del Hueznar , Cerro del Hierro

Here is the list of the most popular activities, guided tours or skip-the-line tickets in Seville . The best-selling tours in Seville will allow you to enjoy experiences or facilitate your trip through guided tours, access without waiting or combinations of several monuments. Detail of the Alcazar

Panoramic cruise

which will allow you to get to know Seville from the point of view of a boat, looking at its bridges, its popular neighbourhoods and the main monuments. Very affordable, fun and advisable for the whole family.

You can also enjoy kayaking experiences in Seville , booking your canoe or taking a guided tour of the river.

The tourist bus

Seville is a perfect city for the tourist bus due to its medium size, fluid traffic and wide panoramic avenues. It is a comfortable service that also allows you to see less frequented attractions of Seville because they are somewhat far from the centre. You already know the formula: you choose the period of time and you can get on and off the bus whenever you want at one of its many stops and hop back on the vehicles that pass very frequently.

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The Aquarium of Seville

The brand new aquarium of Seville is an interesting facility at the foot of the river and offers an exhibition of marine and fluvial fauna with the common thread of the oceanic trips of the Spanish discoverers. A perfect activity if you’re travelling with children and a good attraction close to other points such as Maria Luisa Park and Plaza de España. 

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Guided tours in seville, discover why "seville has a special colour".

Discover Seville and discover from the hand of a professional all the ins and outs, stories and legends that the city hides. You can enjoy a walk through the Real Alcázar, or get lost in the Barrio de Santa Cruz , and get to know each of the nooks and crannies that are housed inside.

A journey through the history and art that over the centuries have left their mark on the city of Seville, making it today one of the most valuable treasures of the heritage of humanity. The range of guided tours on offer goes from the typical tour of the city’s main monuments to night-time routes that will put your imagination to the test .

Without a doubt, if you are visiting, you can’t miss out on plans such as an organised family excursion through the surrounding area , a tasting of our most famous tapas paired with typical local wines , or dramatised, literary and cultural tours , which will help you discover the exhibitions of some of the most famous authors.

You can also plan your private tour with a private guide who will explain the itinerary of your route in detail. In addition to this option, school visits and workshops are also available, so that the youngest visitors can immerse themselves in Sevillian culture and history as early as possible. Learning is neither difficult nor boring if it is done by professionals who are passionate about what they show and teach every day.

If you want an immersive experience in Andalusian culture , what better way than a flamenco route to discover the origin and essence of the regional dance. A tour of the most famous tablaos in the city that every year are the focus of the attention of those who come to visit us. Discover all the ins and outs of the art of flamenco and why it has become one of the greatest symbols of culture in Spain.

And if you’re looking for something different, delve into the past through virtual reconstructions and AR technology with tours using virtual reality goggles . You’ll live the experience so closely that you’ll feel like you’ve been transported back in time.

Don’t forget that you can live Seville through activities and experiences organised in events and tours to different places, such as Italica or the Monastery of San Isidoro del Campo.

Why does Seville have a special colour? Come and we’ll tell you about it.

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15 Best Seville Tours

With more than 700,000 residents, Seville is the largest city in the Spanish province of the same name.

It’s also the province’s capital and is home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Its scenic location on the River Guadalquivir, abundant historical attractions, and vibrant food, art, and cultural scenes make it a popular destination with travelers of all ages and interests.

Seville is most well-known for its flamenco and opera venues, Alcazar palace complex, Roman-era attractions, and cathedrals. It’s also the final resting place of Christopher Columbus.

Below are 15 of the best tours of Seville that warrant a closer look when in the city.

1. Alcazar Guided Tour with Priority Entrance

The Alcazar is one of Seville’s premier historic attractions. On this 90-minute tour, guests can opt to experience it with an English, French, or Spanish-speaking guide.

The Alcazar’s Islamic architecture is nothing short of breathtaking, and it boasts an equally impressive and intriguing history.

It’s characterized by palaces, patios, and gardens, and the interior is adorned with ornate Moorish carvings and colorful mosaics that look much the way they did when they were originally created.

Guests will also see a number of shooting locations from Game of Thrones season 5, and enjoy priority entrance tickets.

2. 3-Hour Sunset Bike Tour

Seville is an exotic old-world city that first-time visitors tend to find magical and alluring.

That being said, it takes on a particularly unique aura as the sun begins to set over the River Guadalquivir.

On this 3-hour tour, guests will start their adventure with a bike ride to a few of the city’s most quintessential attractions in several neighborhoods.

Highlights include the Barrio de Santa Cruz, Plaza de Toros, and the Alcazar Cathedral.

At each stop, guests will learn about the amazing things they’re seeing and will have ample time for rest breaks, photo ops, and questions.

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3. Triana Tablao Flamenco Show with Drink

When visiting southern Spain’s Andalusia region, most travelers make it a point to experience a traditional flamenco show at least once.

Flamenco is one of the area’s richest cultural and artistic gems, and it tells a story using dance and music instead of words.

This one-hour show at Triana Tablao is held in one of the area’s premier flamenco venues. It combines elements of ancient history and contemporary society that may just be unlike anything you’ve ever experienced.

Shows include comfortable seating, a complimentary beverage to get things kicked off, and a truly memorable way to experience Spanish culture.

4. Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride through Seville

For those who prefer to sleep in and enjoy a cup or two of Spanish coffee before heading out to see the city’s sights, this mid-morning horse-drawn carriage ride would be a great fit.

Guests will meet their guide and trusty horse in the city’s Old Quarter before embarking on a short but attraction-filled ride that includes stops at the Plaza de España, María Luisa Park, Statue of Bécquer, and the monument to El Cid at the Lope de Vega Theater.

Tours end at the Cathedral of Seville and Alcazar Royal Palace and leave the rest of the day open for other adventures.

5. 24 or 48-Hour Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Ticket

For those working with limited time and meager travel budgets, hop-on hop-off bus tours offer great value.

Not only do they include lots of attractions in one convenient package, but they also allow travelers to spend their time seeing the things that interest them while ignoring those that don’t.

Depending on which option you choose, tour tickets are good for either 24 or 48 hours from the time of purchase. They offer easy access to premium attractions like the Alcazar gardens, the Museum of Fine Arts, and the Torre del Oro, to name just a few.

Audio guides are available in multiple languages and offer special narration for children.

6. 2–Hour Guadalquivir River Kayaking Tour

The Seville region’s mild year-round weather and large tracts of undisturbed natural areas make it a big hit with activity minded travelers and lovers of the great outdoors.

In Arabic, the River Guadalquivir means ‘big river.’ Though it can seem intimidating to the uninitiated, this two-hour kayaking tour is suitable for most ages and levels of physical ability.

Don’t worry if you’re short in the experience department; there’s a safety orientation before things get underway.

From the water, guests will see many of the city’s most singular attractions and learn about how the river has played a major role in commerce and cultural melding over the millennia.

7. Rooftop Terrace Paella Cooking Experience

As flamenco is to dance, paella is to cuisine.

It’s the country’s most internationally recognized and much-loved dish. For those who’d like to spend an amazing few hours immersing themselves in local culture and learning how to prepare it, this 2 ½-hour cooking experience would be a great fit.

The event takes place on an idyllic rooftop terrace overlooking the heart of Seville. In addition to focusing on paella, guests will try their hand at whipping up a batch of fresh sangria with tasty local ingredients.

Evenings end with a fabulous meal, great company, and stunning city views.

8. Guadalquivir 1-Hour Cruise Ticket and Commentary

River cruises are fun and relaxing activities that allow visitors to see many of the city’s attractions from a unique perspective without spending too much time on their feet.

This 1-hour Guadalquivir River cruise departs from the docks at Marqués del Contadero and includes narrated commentary in multiple languages.

As one of the country’s only navigable inland waterways, the Guadalquivir River has been central to the area’s culture and economy for countless generations. It passes by historical sites, including monasteries, cathedrals, and a number of distinct neighborhoods such as Triana.

Bring a hat and sunglasses as the sun on the water can be harsh.

9. 3-Hour Tour by Electric Bike

E-bikes are a perfect alternative for those who want to experience Seville without being confined to a stuffy tour bus or working up too much of a lather.

Their electric motors provide extra power when riders need it, and they can go places that cars and buses can’t.

After meeting their guide and learning how to use their bikes, guests will explore a number of the city’s premier attractions, like the Alcazar Palace, the monument to Christopher Columbus, and the Plaza de España.

Tours meet at a central location and start mid-morning when the sun usually isn’t at its harshest.

10. City of Queens, Nuns, Sex Work and Witches

As is the case nearly everywhere, women have played a variety of roles in Spanish history and culture, and this eclectic tour celebrates them in all their glory.

This two-hour tour touches on segments of society that some prefer not to explore, and therein lies much of its allure for those interested in venturing off the well-worn path.

Guests will learn about the lives of women of royalty, as well as those who turned to menial and unpleasant tasks like prostitution and cigar rolling to make ends meet.

Tours also include aspects of contemporary life and architecture, as well as a stop at a bar frequented by locals for a relaxing break with a refreshing drink.

11. Guadalquivir River Yacht Cruise

What do the River Guadalquivir, a boat named after America’s most famous city, and lobster salad all have in common?

The answer is that they’re all key components of this small-group, 90-minute river yacht cruise that begins and ends in Seville.

Not to be confused with its more mundane riverboat counterparts, the Nueva York is a luxury launch that features in and outdoor seating, multiple levels, air conditioning, and panoramic views of the city’s most prominent attractions.

Each excursion features traditional music and an amazing meal consisting of local cheese, lobster salad, fresh bread, and paella—all for one surprisingly reasonable price.

12. Off-the-Beaten-Path and Market Walking Tour

Discovering and exploring hidden gems in a new city is one of traveling’s most exhilarating experiences.

On this off-the-beaten-path and market tour, guests will leave most of the city’s tourist hotspots in their wake as they follow their guide into some of Seville’s artsiest, quirkiest, and most underappreciated neighborhoods.

Tour stops include bookstores, galleries, dive bars, and artists’ studios in bohemian enclaves like Alameda and Macarena.

The bustling market on Feria Street is another highlight, and a great place to meet locals and pick up a few keepsakes.

Tours are offered mid-morning and early evening.

13. Seville Jewish Heritage Tour

Like many Spanish cities, Seville has a long and fascinating history that has been influenced by a large number of religions and ethnicities over the years.

On this Jewish heritage tour, guests and their knowledgeable local guide will explore a number of attractions like the Jewish Cemetery, San Bartolome, and Santa Cruz, which is most well-known for its winding streets, majestic residences, tranquil patios, and gurgling fountains.

Tours are available in multiple languages. For those unfamiliar with the city, it’s possible to meet the guide at your accommodation.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring some extra cash for drinks, snacks, tips, and souvenirs.

14. Panoramic Segway Tour

Like e-bikes, Segways have become popular means of tour transportation for those looking to have fun in the great outdoors and see many of the city’s most significant attractions.

On this two-hour tour, guests will start by meeting their guide and getting an overview of how to properly use their gravity-defying two-wheeled machine.

Then the group will set to see sites like the Alcazar and cathedral, the Golden Tower, and the Square of the Bulls.

Tours also visit urban parks and stretches of the river where the congestion is limited, and wide-open spaces abound.

Participants also get a complimentary photo to commemorate the experience.

15. 1-Hour Bullring Tour with Skip-the-Line Ticket

Seville’s bullfighting arena is one of the city’s premier cultural attractions. On this 1-hour tour, guests will get a behind the scenes look at what makes it so significant.

Tours include audio guide headsets so you’ll benefit from narration at each stop along the way, and each excursion consists of four distinct areas.

The museum is one of the tour’s premier stops. While inside, participants will learn about the sport’s history, the lives of famous bullfighters, and see authentic outfits and bullfighting paraphernalia.

Other highlights include the chapel where bullfighters pray prior to performing, and the main gate that’s the last thing separating bulls from their fate.

15 Best Seville Tours:

• Alcazar Guided Tour with Priority Entrance
• 3-Hour Sunset Bike Tour
• Triana Tablao Flamenco Show with Drink
• Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride through Seville
• 24 or 48-Hour Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Ticket
• 2–Hour Guadalquivir River Kayaking Tour
• Rooftop Terrace Paella Cooking Experience
• Guadalquivir 1-Hour Cruise Ticket and Commentary
• 3-Hour Tour by Electric Bike
• City of Queens, Nuns, Sex Work and Witches
• Guadalquivir River Yacht Cruise
• Off-the-Beaten-Path and Market Walking Tour
• Seville Jewish Heritage Tour
• Panoramic Segway Tour
• 1-Hour Bullring Tour with Skip-the-Line Ticket

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Make your trip an unforgettable experience, discover the many faces of this ancient city: seville. let our professional official guides show you through the most emblematic places in our city. don’t miss the majesty of the cathedral of seville, its iconic giralda tower or the magical royal alcazar of seville., alcazar of seville.

Discover the gem of the city: The Royal Alcazar, the oldest royal palace in Europe that is still in use and a resume of Seville’s history.

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Be fascinated by the world’s largest gothic cathedral, old main mosque of the city and the Giralda tower: symbols of Seville.

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Visitare Siviglia in autobus

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Navigate sul nostro “grande fiume”, il Guadalquivir.

Navigate a bordo delle migliori imbarcazioni che troverete in città. Grande crociera in barca con capacità fino a 80 persone. Se volete prendervi cura dell’ambiente e del nostro pianeta, optate per l’opzione più ecologica con la nostra barca elettrica. Se siete un piccolo gruppo e preferite la privacy, abbiamo l’alternativa perfetta per voi con il nostro yacht, con capacità fino a 14 persone.

Visita della città su due ruote

Siviglia è una città pianeggiante e ci sono solo 45 giorni di pioggia all’anno, il che rende il noleggio di una delle nostre biciclette un’opzione perfetta per voi e la vostra famiglia.

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Recorre la ciudad a dos ruedas

Sevilla es una ciudad llana y sólo tenemos 45 días de lluvia al año, lo cual alquilar una de nuestras bicicletas es una opción perfecta para ti y tu familia.

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Navega por nuestro “río grande” el Guadalquivir

Navega a bordo de los mejores barcos que encontrarás en la ciudad. Gran crucero en barco con capacidad hasta 80 personas. Si quieres cuidar del medioambiente y nuestro planeta opta por nuestra opción más verde con nuestro barco eléctrico. Si sois un grupo reducido y preferís intimidad tenemos la alternativa perfecta para vosotros con nuestro yate, con capacidad hasta 14 personas.

Visita Sevilla en bus

Si acabas de llegar a la ciudad y quieres hacer un tour de introducción esta es la mejor opción para ti. Podrás disfrutar de una vista panorámica de Sevilla. Podrás subir y bajar en todas las paradas de la ruta y aprovechar para descubrir las maravillas que nuestra ciudad puede ofrecerte.

Visitez la ville sur deux roues

Visitez la ville sur deux roues. Séville est une ville plate et nous n’avons que 45 jours de pluie par an, ce qui fait de la location d’un de nos vélos une option parfaite pour vous et votre famille.

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Visitez Séville en bus

Si vous venez d’arriver dans la ville et que vous souhaitez faire une visite d’introduction, c’est la meilleure option pour vous. Vous pourrez profiter d’une vue panoramique sur Séville. Vous pourrez monter et descendre à tous les arrêts du parcours et en profiter pour découvrir les merveilles que notre ville peut vous offrir. Visitez la ville sur deux roues. Séville est une ville plate et nous n’avons que 45 jours

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Aboard the best boats you’ll find in the city. Large cruise ship with capacity up to 80 people. If you want to take care of the environment and our planet, opt for our greenest option with our electric boat. If you are a small group and prefer privacy, we have the perfect alternative for you with our yacht, with capacity for up to 14 people.

If you have just arrived in the city and want to take an introductory tour, this is the best option for you. You can enjoy a panoramic view of Seville. You can get on and off at all the stops on the route and take the opportunity to discover the wonders that our city can offer you.

Seville is a flat city and we only have 45 rainy days a year, which makes renting one of our bikes a perfect option for you and your family.

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Si vous avez trois jours pour visiter Séville vous allez pouvoir profiter de ce que la ville a de plus beau à vous offrir et découvrir des quartiers plus authentiques et moins touristiques que le quartier Santa Cruz et la Cathédrale.  

Voilà le plan du tour que je vous propose. Vous pouvez suivre le tour directement sur Google Maps. A chaque étape vous pouvez cliquer sur le lien correspondant pour voir les explications et les informations pour la visite.

Plan de la visite

Bien entendu vous pouvez le faire dans un sens ou dans l'autre.

Premier jour:

La visite est celle que je vous ai indiquée dans l'article Visiter Séville en 1 jour .

Deuxième jour:

La visite est celle que je vous ai indiqué dans l'article Visiter Séville en 2 jours .

Troisième jour:

Pendant les deux premiers jours vous avez pu profiter des principales attractions qu'offre le centre touristique, mais si vous regardez sur le plan, vous verrez qu'il vous reste encore la moitié nord du centre à découvrir.

Les quartiers de l'Alameda, San Lorenzo, la Macarena... sont des quartiers beaucoup moins touristiques mais très vivants, authentiques, surprenants... avec de très belles visites à faire.

Je vous propose de commencer cette troisième journée au Metropol Parasol - Las Setas et de rejoindre la place de l'Alameda par un joli dédale de ruelles et de petites places où vous pourrez prendre un très bon petit déjeuner si vous ne l'avez pas fait avant de quitter l'hôtel.

1- La place de l'Alameda

La place de l'Alameda est une place très vivante avec de multiples terrasses et parcs pour les enfants. On y trouve toujours beaucoup de monde à se promener.

Vous y verrez les statues d'Hercule, fondateur mythologique de Séville, et de Jules César qui l’entoura de ses premières murailles.

2- Place San Lorenzo et Basilique Jesús del Gran Poder

D'ici je vous propose d'aller voir la très belle place de San Lorenzo et saluer la statue de Jesús del Gran Poder (Jésus du grand pouvoir), certainement l'image de Jésus qui suscite le plus de dévotion dans la ville.

Puisqu'on est dans ce quartier qui fut entièrement occupé par des monastères et couvents suite à la reconquête de la ville, je vous propose d'en profiter pour visiter le couvent de Santa Clara ou le monastère San Clemente.

3- Couvent de Santa Clara / Monastère San Clemente

À vous de choisir si vous voulez visiter le couvent de Santa Clara ou le monastère San Clemente.

Je vous propose ensuite d'aller voir la tour des Perdigones. Elle est situé juste à l’extérieur de l'ancienne muraille de la ville mais sa visite est très intéressante.

4- Tour des Perdigones  

Cette tour d'une ancienne fabrique de plombs a été reconvertie en attraction touristique avec un ascenseur qui vous permettra d'accéder à une chambre noire qui permet d'observer la ville vue du ciel. Une activité qui plaira beaucoup aux enfants.

Après cette visite, je vous propose de continuer sur le tracé de l'ancienne muraille pour rejoindre la basilique de la Macarena. Avant d'en faire la visite ne manquez pas d'admirer les plus beaux restes de l'ancienne muraille Almohade qui entourait toute la ville.

5- La Basilique de la Macarena

Dans cette très belle basilique vous pourrez voir la vierge de la Macarena pour rendre hommage à la chanson sur laquelle nous avons tous dansé au moins une fois: 

Dale a tu cuerpo alegria Macarena Que tu cuerpo es pa' darle alegria y cosa buena Dale a tu cuerpo alegria, Macarena Hey Macarena

Si je vous ai dit avant que Jesús del Gran Poder est l'image de Jésus qui suscite le plus de dévotion, la Macarena seraitl'équivalent côté vierge.

Le déjeuner

À ce point de la visite il est probable que vous commenciez à avoir faim. Vous pouvez aller manger dans un des nombreux bars et restaurants des quartiers de la Macarena ou de l'Alameda. Et pourquoi pas commencer par un apéro dans le marché de Feria ou sur la place de l'Alameda. Un grand classique sévillan.

Plans de ma sélection de restaurants

6- Le quartier de Feria et Macarena

Pour l'après-midi de cette deuxième journée je vous propose une promenade dans un quartier authentique de Séville:

• Place du Pumarejo
• Église de Saint Louis des français
• Église de San Marco
• Place de Santa Isabel
• Couvent de Santa Paula
• Place des terceros

7- Maison de Pilates / Musée du flamenco / Bains arabes Aire de Sevilla

Après cette belle promenade vous aurez peut-être envie de vous poser tranquillement sur une terrasse pour prendre un café ou un verre et regarder passer les gens. Ça peut être une très bonne activité pour terminer votre visite.

Cependant, si vous avez envie de profiter de ces dernières heures de visite, je vous propose trois activités différentes, selon vos préférences:

Maison de Pilates

Une très belle visite d' un des plus beaux palais de Séville.

Musée du flamenco

Une belle façon de se familiariser au monde du flamenco. Vous pouvez également en profiter pour assister à un spectacle. Voir cet article pour plus d'information.

Bains arabes Aires de Sevilla

Si vous avez envie d'un massage dans un cadre magnifique, n'hésitez pas et faites-vous plaisir dans les bains arabes.

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La visite est terminée pour aujourd'hui. Il reste encore beaucoup de choses à découvrir mais il faudra les garder pour la prochaine visite 😉

Je m'appelle Sylvain, je suis un français de Nantes et j'habite et travaille à Séville depuis 2007. L'objectif de ce site est de faire connaitre ma ville d'adoption à tous ceux qui voudront y faire un tour. ÊTES VOUS PRÊTS À VISITER SÉVILLE?

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In order of priority, the most important tourist places to visit in the city of Seville are:

• Cathedral and Giralda.
• Real Alcazar.
• Archive of the Indies.
• Plaza de España.
• Golden Tower.
• Santa Cruz neighbourhood.

All of these places are located in or very close to the historic centre of Seville. The first three we propose are declared World Heritage Sites, although the rest would also be worthy of being declared so.

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Seville. A unique and colorful city in the south of Spain, it is utterly captivating, with its diverse, breathtaking architecture, Mediterranean weather, and vibrant atmosphere. Want to explore its grounds? There’s no better way than through this self-guided walking tour of Seville.

But I might be biased because I love wandering around new cities on foot. Self-guided walking tours provide you with the ultimate freedom to go wherever you want to go. It also gives you the opportunity to find hidden gems and save money on transportation, so it’s great for budget travelers!

And Seville is truly an amazing city to explore on foot. There are so many things to see in Seville, and they are all within easy walking distance of each other. Plus, I had tons of fun meandering around the streets admiring the beautiful Moorish and Gothic architecture.

And with Seville’s warm Mediterranean climate, a self-guided walking tour is perfect year-round, whether you’re visiting Spain in winter or summer.

So today, I am going to outline the ultimate self-guided Seville walking tour, so you can wander around the lively streets yourself while visiting Seville’s top sights. Enjoy!

(And for those wanting a little sneak peak, here’s my Seville walking tour map).

Self-Guided Walking Tour of Seville

Before we get started on this self-guided walking tour of Seville, I just wanted to add that you can edit your own walking tour however you want. You can start in Maria Luisa Park like I do, or you can go backwards, or you can just pick and choose whichever attractions you want to stop by.

In my opinion, the best thing about walking around Seville is that there are stunning sights around every corner. No matter what, you’ll have an amazing time!

1. Maria Luisa Park (Parque de María Luisa)

• Cost : Free
• Hours : 8 am to 10 pm daily
• Time Estimate : 20 minutes
• Website : https://www.marialuisapark.com/

First, let’s start our self-guided walking tour Seville in Maria Luisa Park, or the Parque de María Luisa. A gorgeous park close to the Guadalquivir river, it is filled with lush, green trees, tiled benches, and delightful fountains.

Covering 34 hectares of land, this historic park was first opened in 1914. And, not only does it offer some of the best walks in Seville, but it is perfect for people-watching!

So, I definitely recommend starting your day off in Parque Maria Luisa. I found it to be absolutely enchanting and almost meditative to bask in the nature and charming architecture. It’s probably my favorite park in Seville, so it’s definitely a Seville must see!

2. Plaza de España

• Hours : Open 24 hours/day
• Time Estimate : 1 hour
• Website : https://www.visitasevilla.es/en/history/plaza-de-espana

Next on our walking tour of Seville, head towards the Plaza de España. One of the biggest tourist attractions in Seville, this square is an architectural masterpiece.

170 meters long, the Plaza de Espana was built in 1929 for the Ibero-American Exposition. And as you wander around, you may notice some familiar sights… because it was also a filming location for Star Wars Episode II!

Combining elements of the Renaissance and Moorish Revival styles, it may seem over-the-top to some… but I found it to be utterly breathtaking. It’s also a great place to take some fabulous pictures, so I recommend bringing your nice camera.

As you wander around the plaza, I recommend observing the beautiful tiled alcoves, as they each represent a province in Spain. You can also rent a rowboat to float along the canal (there’s a reason why the plaza is commonly referred to as “the Venice of Seville”!).

Overall, whether you walk away thinking it’s marvelous or ostentatious, visiting the Plaza de España is a must do in Seville.

3. Royal Alcázar of Seville

• Cost : €13.50. It costs an additional €5.50 to visit the Royal Bedroom.
• Hours : From October 29 to March 31: 9:30 am to 6 pm daily. From April 1 to October 28: 9:30 am to 8 pm daily.
• Time Estimate : 90 minutes to 2 hours.
• Website : https://www.alcazarsevilla.org/en/
• Ticket : Click here if you want to book in advance (and skip the line!).

Now, head over to the Royal Alcazar of Seville (also referred to as the Real Alcazar de Sevilla). Even if you only had one day in Seville, I would still recommend checking this lavish and stunning palace out.

Dating back to the 10th and 11th centuries, the Alcazar de Seville is a magnificent example of Mudéjar architecture, showcasing Islamic and Christian influences.

Additionally, the Royal Alcázar of Seville is one of the Europe’s oldest palaces still in use. It combines a plethora of different cultural and stylistic influences, including Moorish, Gothic, Renaissance, and Romanesque design.

I’m not an architecture aficionado, but I was still floored by how beautiful and intricate the palace was. Trust me, the architecture is truly outstanding, and it was one of my favorite sights in Seville. And, it’s also a Game of Thrones filming location!

So, if you’re wondering what to see in Seville, Spain , the Alcazar is definitely it.

And if you’re interested in booking your ticket in advance (and skipping the interminable lines), click here.

4. Torre del Oro

• Cost : €3.00
• Hours : Monday to Friday: 9:30 am to 6:45 pm. Saturdays and Sundays: 10:30 am to 6:45 pm.
• Time Estimate : 30 minutes

Next on our Seville walking route, let’s head over to the Torre del Oro, otherwise known as the Golden Tower Seville.

Housed next to the Guadalquivir river, this 36-meter high defensive tower dates back to the 13th century. Originally covered in gold tiles, it has served as a fortress, prison, and chapel over the years.

While I personally didn’t enter the tower, I still loved admiring its medieval exterior from the riverside.

It’s currently home to a naval museum (and it offers spectacular views of Seville), so if you’re interested in Seville’s naval history, check it out!

5. Plaza de Toros de Sevilla

• Hours : 9:30 am to 7:30 pm daily.
• Time Estimate : 30 to 60 minutes
• Website : https://realmaestranza.com/
• Tickets : Click here to book a tour with a professional guide and a skip-the-line ticket.

Walking along the shimmering Guadalquivir river, head over to the Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballería de Sevilla (i.e., Seville’s most famous bullring).

This portion of my free Seville walking tour is one of my favorite Seville walks, as the stroll along the river is super serene and picturesque; so, I definitely recommend taking your time!

La Maestranza is Seville’s bullring, and is considered one of the most important bullrings in Spain . Built in 1733, it is the first bullring to have an oval shape.

Now, I am absolutely not endorsing bullfighting in any shape or form. I personally didn’t enter the building, but I still found it interesting to admire from the outside. So, I still think it’s a worthwhile stop on your Seville tour.

However, if you are interested in learning more about bullfighting’s long and significant history in Spain , you can also enter and tour the place.

6. General Archive of the Indies

• Hours : Tuesday to Saturday: 9:30 am to 4:45 pm. Sundays and public holidays: 10 am to 1:45 pm.
• Time Estimate : 20 to 30 minutes

The next stop on our walking tour of Seville is the General Archive of the Indies, or the Archivo General de Indias.

Created in 1875, the General Archive of the Indies contains the documentation of the Council of the Indies, which was the governing body of Spain’s former empire in the Americas and the Philippines.

This makes this stop an absolute must for all history-lovers. But, if you’re in a rush or not too interested, I still recommend admiring the exterior architecture of this beautiful and grand building.

Enjoying this walking tour? Then check out my self-guided walking tour to Segovia, one of the best day trips from Madrid!

7. Seville Cathedral

• Cost : Around €10
• Hours : Monday to Saturday: 10:45 am to 5 pm. Sundays: 2:30 pm to 6 pm.
• Time Estimate : 60 to 90 minutes
• Website : https://www.catedraldesevilla.es/
• Ticket : Click here for a skip-the-line ticket.

Next stop is another must for city sightseeing Seville: the Seville Cathedral and the Giralda Tower (Catedral de Sevilla and La Giralda).

The most breathtaking Seville church, the Seville Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Built in the 16th century over a 12th century mosque, the Seville Cathedral still contains some Muslim influences. For instance, the Giralda Tower was initially used for the call to prayer. Renovations over the years have added even more influences, including Renaissance, Baroque, and Neo-gothic styles.

The cathedral was my favorite church in Seville, with intricate architectural details and stunning stained glass windows. And don’t forget to climb up the Giralda Tower; it’ll provide a panoramic view of Seville that will surely take your breath away.

And if you want to book your tickets in advance and skip the long lines, click here.

8. (Optional) Barrio de Santa Cruz

Now, I’m going to list our next three stops as optional. This is because you might be out of time on my one day Seville itinerary, But, if not (and you have energy remaining), I definitely recommend continuing on this walking tour Seville.

So, next on my walking tour of Seville, it’s time to wander around the Barrio Santa Cruz (or the Santa Cruz District). This is the best area to stay in Seville, as it is the center for food, drinks, and shopping!

I absolutely loved perusing around this charming neighborhood, so I recommend taking some time to do so too.

With lovely Seville architecture and some of the best shops in Seville, it is easy to explore. Take your time, have a bite to eat, then continue on to our next destination: the Casa de Pilatos.

If you’re also visiting Barcelona, check out my 2-day Barcelona itinerary!

9. (Optional) Casa de Pilatos

• Cost : €12 for the whole house, €10 for the ground floor only.
• Hours : From November to March: 9 am to 6 pm daily. From April to October: 9 am to 7 pm daily.
• Time Estimate : 45 minutes.
• Website : http://www.fundacionmedinaceli.org/
• Ticket : Click here for a ticket to the ground floor plus an audio guide.

Another Seville palace, the Casa de los Pilatos Seville is a fusion of Renaissance Italian and Mudéjar Spanish architecture, making for a unique and visually stunning experience.

While it’s not actually a royal palace, this 16th century building is a civil palace. It also has intricate details both inside and outside the building, from the beautiful gardens, remarkable center fountain, and ornately decorated rooms.

If you have the time, I definitely suggest checking out the gardens and admiring the ceramic tiles inside the Casa de Pilatos Seville. If not, it’s still worth walking by on your way over to our next and final destination: the Setas de Sevilla!

10. (Optional) Setas de Sevilla – The Final Stop on our Walking Tour of Seville!

• Cost : €10 to €15
• Hours : 9:30 am to 12:30 am (past midnight) daily.
• Time Estimate : 30 to 45 minutes
• Website : https://setasdesevilla.com/en/
• Guided Tour : Click here for a tour offering a skip-the-line ticket, knowledgeable guide, and a VR experience.

Last but not least, the final destination on our Seville walking tour is the Setas de Sevilla, or Las Setas. Known as the Seville mushroom, this structure showcases some of Seville’s more modern architecture.

It’s a really cool wooden structure to look up at and admire. While I personally did not go up to the top (due to the price of tickets), I hear that it offers some breathtaking, aerial views of Seville.

It’s a great way to end our day walking in Seville, so take some time to appreciate the charming views! I hope you enjoyed your day tour around Seville.

Other Things to Do in Seville

Now that you’re finished my self-guided walking tour of Seville, you may be wondering… what else should you do in Seville? Well, Seville is filled with fantastic sights and experiences! Even without my tour, Seville is definitely worth visiting .

I’ve split my top recommendations of things to do in Seville into three categories: the best tours in Seville, the best sights and museums, and the best day trips from Seville.

The Best Tours in Seville

First, Seville offers some of the most fantastic tours in Spain . Here are my recommendations for the best tours in Seville:

• Seville Food Tour : If you want to sample Seville’s best tapas and bars, this is the tour for you. With a knowledgeable guide, you’ll taste traditional dishes and learn about Seville’s history and food culture.
• Seville Flamenco and Tapas Show : A trip to Spain would be incomplete without Flamenco! This tour offers a fantastic combination of delicious tapas and an authentic Flamenco show in the heart of Seville. And there’s also a cheaper flamenco show if you’re on a budget!
• Seville Paddle Surf Route and Class : One of my favorite spots in Seville was the sparkling Guadalquivir River. This tour will teach you how to paddle board on the Guadalquivir River while pointing out the gorgeous sights along the river!
• Seville Cooking Class and Triana Market Tour : On this essential experience in Seville, you’ll get to visit the bustling Triana Market, pick out fresh ingredients, then head to a cooking class where you’ll learn how to make a delicious 3-course Spanish lunch.
• Seville Bike Tour : Want to explore Seville’s medieval streets on something faster than your feet? Then you have to book this amazing Seville bike tour.

The Best Sights and Museums in Seville (Not Included on our Walking Tour of Seville)

Next, Seville offers some fabulous free and paid attractions and museums that I definitely recommend checking out. They include:

• The Walls of Seville (Murallas de Sevilla) : Surrounding the quarters of the Old Town of Seville, the Walls of Seville are the ancient, defensive walls surrounding the city. Initially built in Roman times, they are an absolute must-see in Seville!
• Museum of Illusions : For a fun-filled museum perfect for all ages, you have to check out the Museum of Illusions. It’s filled with optical illusions, puzzles, and interactive exhibits that will leave you amazed.
• Seville Museum of Fine Arts (Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla) : If you’re an art enthusiast like me, then this museum should definitely be on your list. With marvelous Spanish art dating back to the medieval period, you can spend hours perusing this gallery!
• Archaeological Museum of Seville (Museo Arqueológico de Sevilla) [Currently Closed for Renovations] : With incredible Roman, medieval, and Islamic artifacts, this museum is perfect for those fascinated by history!
• Triana District of Seville : If you love the colors and vibrancy of Seville, then I definitely suggest checking out the Triana District of Seville. On the other side of the Guadalquivir River, it’s an enchanting area filled with marvelous photography spots.

The Best Day Trips from Seville

Last but not least, why not leave Seville’s city limits? These are some of the most beautiful and thrilling day trips from Seville:

• Granada : Visit the enchanting city of Granada on an amazing and educational day trip to the Alhambra and Nazaries Palaces.
• Cordoba and Carmona : Explore more of Andalusia on this fabulous day tour to Cordoba and Carmona.
• Gibraltar : Want to spend the day surrounded by local monkeys on the Mediterranean coast? Then you have to book this exhilarating day trip to Gibraltar, which includes stops at St Michael’s Cave and the Rock of Gibraltar.
• Ronda : Spend the day in the fascinating and stunning city of Ronda, one of the most ancient towns in Spain.
• Tangier : If you’re feeling truly adventurous, you can also take a day trip to Morocco with this incredible tour to Tangier!

Where to Stay in Seville

Once you’ve completed my Seville self guided walking tour, you may need a cozy place to unwind. So, where’s the best place to stay in Seville?

Let me share my top recommendations!

Luxury Accommodations:

• Hotel Casa Palacio Don Ramón : If you’re searching for comfortable and luxurious accommodations in Seville, then look no further than the Hotel Casa Palacio Don Ramon. With stunning interior design, an outdoor swimming pool, and a mouthwatering continental breakfast, it’s the perfect place to stay.
• Hotel Gravina 51 : Want to stay in a beautiful, historic, 18th-century manor house? Then I recommend booking the charming and elegant Hotel Gravina 51.

Mid-Range Hotels:

• Hotel Giralda Center : Offering spacious rooms, picturesque terrace bars, an outdoor swimming pool, and a fitness center, the Hotel Giralda Center is the perfect choice for travelers looking for luxury at a more affordable price.
• La Suite del Conde Luxury Suites : If you’re looking for a cozy and delightful homestay for an affordable price, then I highly recommend La Suite del Conde Luxury Suites.

Budget Hostels:

• room007 Salvador Hostel : Conveniently located in the center of Seville, room007 Salvador Hostel is a clean, comfortable, and modern hostel with great staff and a lovely terrace.
• Oasis Backpackers’ Palace Seville : A hostel perfect for backpackers and budget travelers, Oasis Backpackers’ Palace Seville has an upbeat, social atmosphere, clean rooms, and friendly staff.

And if you’re wondering where to go after Seville, I recommend Lagos, Portugal ! To learn more, read my article on the most stunning Lagos beaches.

And That’s It for our Self-Guided Walking Tour of Seville!

I hope this self-guided Seville walking tour has inspired you to navigate Seville’s streets the best way possible: on foot! But, if you’re simply wondering what to see in Seville, then I hope this guide still helped you find the coolest places.

From the awe-inspiring architecture of the Seville Cathedral to the bustling streets of Barrio Santa Cruz, Seville has it all. It’s one of my favorite cities in all of Spain, and I bet you’ll love it as much as I do, regardless of whether you’re spending 1 day in Seville, 2 days in Seville, or 3 days in Seville.

So go out and explore this beautiful city, and don’t forget to share your experiences with me – I’d love to hear all about your adventures in Seville. Happy travels!

Thanks for reading the article! If you have any questions, feel free to comment down below, and if you want to see more self-guided walking tours and travel itineraries, make sure to check out my other articles.

Photos by Mia and Pixabay.

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Immerse yourself in the captivating splendor of the Royal Alcazar of Seville with our expert-led guided tour . Explore the architectural grandeur, witness the stunning mosaics and elegant courtyards, and let the scent of orange blossoms guide you through the tranquil gardens. Skip the line, join us, and step into a story that spans centuries . Your journey into Seville’s enchanting past awaits!

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At the end of the guided tour of the Alcazar accompanied by our official guide, you can stay as long as you wish walking through the gardens of the Alcazar and other areas of the monument at your leisure.

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Comfortable items of clothing, such as sport shoes, and a small provision of water for personal use are strongly recommended. Depending on the weather conditions, other complementary items such as a hat, sun cream, or an umbrella may be helpful.

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From May 2020, in the guided tours of the Real Alcázar and the Cathedral, the cost related to the price of the tickets will not be refundable as they are nominative and non-refundable by the administration of both monuments.

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Dive into the mesmerizing allure of Seville’s past with our guided tour of the Royal Alcazar , a testament to the city’s diverse cultural history and architectural splendor. Walk through time as we take you on an enchanting journey across epochs, revealing the fascinating stories and the stunning beauty this UNESCO World Heritage Site beholds.

Our Royal Alcazar of Seville Guided Tour is an essential experience for every traveler. With an official guide leading the way , you’ll have exclusive insights into the architectural marvels and historic narratives of the Alcazar. Our guides, well-versed in history and local lore, will navigate you through a kaleidoscope of architectural styles, spanning from Islamic Mudejar to Gothic, and from Renaissance to Baroque .

Inside the Alcazar, you will be treated to a visual feast of intricate mosaics, elegant courtyards, and grand halls . Each room brims with intricate details, showcasing the craftsmanship and the aesthetic vision of the past. The ceilings whisper tales of royal grandeur, with their stunning carvings, while the walls, adorned with azulejos (ceramic tiles), create a vibrant spectacle of colors and patterns.

Enjoy seamless access with our skip-the-line tickets , whisking you straight into the heart of Seville’s royal past. Stand in awe within the Hall of Ambassadors, the epicenter of power during the Moorish rule, and let its stunning, intricate designs and golden decorations speak tales of diplomacy and grandeur.

Venture beyond the palace walls and discover the Alcazar’s lush gardens , an oasis where the melodious symphony of fountains mingles with the aromatic scent of orange blossoms. A harmonious blend of nature and human creativity, these gardens are a tranquil escape from the city’s bustle, encapsulating the poetic charm of Seville.

Our meeting point for this captivating journey is conveniently located at our office on Calle Francos No. 19 , just a stone’s throw from the Alcazar. Here, your adventure begins.

The Royal Alcazar and Gardens Tour is not just a guided visit, but an engaging journey across centuries, a bridge between eras. Don’t let this opportunity to experience Seville’s royal heritage slip away. Book now, and immerse yourself in the timeless tale that is the Royal Alcazar of Seville . Your journey into Seville’s captivating past and breathtaking beauty is just a click away!

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To witness Seville is to cherish it, and your adventure begins with our Free Walking Tour of Seville. The capital of the Andalusia region is a rich tapestry of history, woven by the many different civilizations whose legacies are imprinted on its walls, paintings and statues. Walking along the stone cobbled roads of narrow passageways that wind through this gorgeous city is a sort of time travel, every step through its streets and squares reveal a monument to its ancient Roman, Tarshish, Visigoth or Arabian heritage.

On this walk, we take you to numerous sights of this special city that must be seen to be believed. There are treasures aplenty along our way, but our magnificent Cathedral with its beautiful bell tower (Giralda) crowned by the weather vane (Giraldillo), is the most popular stop on this tour. Our time travel then continues as we stroll along the Guadalquivir River until we reach the Tower of Gold (Torre del Oro) and then on again as far as Plaza España. This majestic square remains an essential point on the city’s map and is a highlight of our tour.

And listen closely all the while as we pass along the legend of Hercules, the Roman God, who founded Seville way back when. Or did he? We blend these and other tales with the sounds of Seville into a song you won’t soon forget.

Always feel free to ask our experienced guide any question you might have. But fair warning: they aren’t easily stumped. Some of the most popular of the questions include: How come different civilizations came to live together in Seville? Who was Fernando III? How did the Torre del Oro get to appear on the shield of Santander? How did the famous April fair, the Feria de Abril, begin? We answer them all, and then some!

So come take our Free walking Tour Seville to learn so much more, and to live and feel, at least for a little while, like a true Sevillian.

• Archivo de Indias
• Puerta del Perdón
• Ayuntamiento de Seville (‘Seville’s Town Hall)
• Plaza Nueva
• Puente de Triana
• Torre del Oro
• Puerta de Jérez
• Rectorado (Seville University)
• Prado de San Sebastián
• Plaza de España
• Parque María Luisa (Maria Luisa park) and much more…

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Basic rules in this tour Participation in each tour is voluntary. Neither White Umbrella Tours nor any of its collaborators will be responsible for physical injuries, damage, loss or theft of personal items during the guided tour.

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Is there a limit of participants in free walking tours? In order to ensure the best experience for all our clients, a group of more than 10 people cannot join our Free Tour but must organize a private tour. Please contact  [email protected] for more details.

This is my first experience with a free walking tour, is free? A free walking tour is the perfect opportunity to discover us, enjoy with our guides and of course, you decide the price.

It is really important the timeliness in the tour Your reservation is guaranteed up to 10 minutes after the start time of the tour, after this time, your place can be reassigned to another participant.

Is there are special prices for students and childrens? The student price will be applied upon presentation of valid accreditation and under 25 years of age. Admission of children under 14 years of age is free of charge (upon presentation of valid identity document). White Umbrella Tours Seville is not responsible for the expenses that may arise from the assistance of children under 14 years of age on our tours, such as transportation or tickets to different sites.

Can I cancel my tour? No refund will be accepted for tickets canceled without notice of minimum 24 hours before the commencement of the tour. For cancellations more than 24 hours in advance, 100% of the total amount of the ticket will be refunded. All returns of tickets purchased through the web will be made through Paypal within 24 hours after the request for the refund. Secure online payment is guaranteed by PayPal. *

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Official Audioguide of the Cathedral of Seville

"Discover the majesty of Seville Cathedral with the official physical audio guide, your perfect companion to explore this iconic landmark. Immerse yourself in the rich history of this architectural masterpiece as you wander through its imposing aisles and chapels. This carefully designed audio guide offers immersive narration highlighting the artistic details and fascinating stories surrounding every corner of the cathedral. With expert commentary, this unique experience will transport you through time, revealing hidden secrets and architectural details that will make your visit unforgettable. Plus, thanks to state-of-the-art technology, the audio guide adapts to your own pace, allowing you to fully enjoy the beauty of Seville Cathedral. Embark on a cultural journey with the audio guide and discover the grandeur of this iconic world heritage site!

7 curiosities about the Cathedral of Seville that you should know before your visit.

While planning the construction of the Cathedral of Seville, the popular story goes that the canons said: "Let's make a church so big that those who see it carved will take us for crazy." And they may be right: no one who sees her remain indifferent to her beauty. Today it is one of the most impressive and characteristic monuments of the Sevillian heritage. If you haven't visited it yet, we recommend you take a guided tour of the Seville Cathedral so you don't miss any details. Today we tell you some curiosities that you probably did not know yet and that will allow you to better prepare for your guided tour of the Cathedral of Seville.

5 artistic works you will see during the tour of the Cathedral of Seville

The Cathedral of Seville has one of the main religious artistic collections in Europe and is considered one of the largest and best art galleries in Spain. It is worth highlighting the context that Seville is the land of great artists, who knew how to be inspired by this land to elaborate its divine representation.

During our guided tours through the Cathedral of Seville, in addition to accessing one of the main monuments of the city, you will be able to find a series of paintings of great importance in the history of Spain. We review 5 of the main artistic works that you will be able to see during your guided tour of the Cathedral of Seville.

What does the Giraldillo of the Cathedral of Seville mean?

In the Cathedral of Seville, at the top of the Giralda there is a very particular sculpture that is part of the cultural and artistic heritage of the capital of Seville. It is the sculpture popularly known as Giraldillo, although its official name is the Triumph of the Victorious Faith. This 3.47-meter-high sculpture watches over the city from above and has a replica that is located at the entrance to the enclosure. We would love to tell you the significance of this monument in Sevillian history. To understand the importance of the Giraldillo, visit the Cathedral of Seville with a guided tour.

Tickets to the monument are sold out until 31/03/2024.