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Seville Morning Food Tour

5(4 reviews)Seville, Spain
3hDurationEnglishOffered inMobile ticketTicketNot includedPickupWheelchair accessibleAccessibilityEasyLevel

About this experience

This Morning Food Tour in Seville involves visiting a busy local market and sampling a variety of traditional foods. Participants will taste churros from a family-owned business, explore a working neighborhood market to try seasonal produce and ibérico, enjoy a stop for Andalusian vermouth, and conclude with classic tapas at a local bar. The tour provides insights into the city while supporting local vendors and family-run establishments. It is suitable for families, solo travelers, and food enthusiasts. Travelers will receive recommendations for favorite spots to revisit after the tour. The experience lasts for a few hours and accommodates small to medium-sized groups.

Itinerary

1

Basilica de la Macarena

After meeting your guide at the Macarena arch, your 2.5-hour journey through Seville's food scene begins and you'll walk the neighbourhood to the market area (10 mins).

2

Calle De Feria

We head straight to a family-owned spot to taste churros in Calle Feria, with an artisan recipe that's been done the same way for decades. Freshly made churros, the real Sevillian kind: crispy, light and best eaten standing up.

3

Mercado De La Feria

This is the core of the experience, the oldest Sevillian market, dating from the 13th century. Your guide will walk you through the stalls of fruit, vegetables, fish, meat, olives, pickles and shows you what's in season, and what ends up on the table at home. We will stop to taste seasonal fruits and veggies at a 3-generation old stall, and after that the stroll continues while tasting real jamón ibérico de bellota.

4

Plaza De Calderon De La Barca

There is one more essential part of a real morning in Seville: the aperitif stop, a pre-lunch classic. A glass of vermut or chilled wine, a gilda, a montadito, and a board of ibérico charcuterie and local cheese. This is when the market morning starts to turn into lunchtime, and where you see how local 'parroquianos' (slang for bar regulars) stretch the day out.

What's included / not included

Small group up to 12 peopleLocal English-speaking guideFull progressive meal with 4 drinks and +9 tastings
GratuitiesAccommodation Pick-up/Drop-off

Additional information

Accessibility and comfort

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Not recommended for vegans or people with severe gluten allergy

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