
Join a small-group walking tour in Seville with a maximum of 10 participants, offering a more personal introduction to the city compared to larger tours. The tour begins in a prominent square, where a guide will share insights into Seville’s history and culture. Participants will view significant sites including the Cathedral, the Royal Alcázar of Seville, the University, and the Plaza de España, gaining knowledge about the historical events tied to these landmarks. This tour is best suited for those starting their visit to Seville, as it allows for a relaxed pace and interaction with the guide. Keep in mind that entrance tickets are not provided, as the tour focuses on exterior views of the monuments. Also, be aware that access to Plaza de España may be restricted due to concerts or weather conditions.
Introduction of the tour and explanations about the City Hall building, example of the importance of the city in the 1500's.
Description of the outdoors and previous mosque, as well as the Giralda Tower. Our visitors will fully understand how different cultures and religions affected the nowadays city of Seville.
Seville as Port of the Indies, the trade centre of the 'New World'.
The oldest Royal Palace still in use of whole Europe. From the outdoors our visitors will understand the uniqueness of this place used by rulers since the 1000's.
The last building built by the Muslims in the city, a watchtower that became the entry to the city from the ocean.
The old Tobacco factory building built in the 1700's is an example of the industrial architecture in the city.
The Ibero-american exhibition meant a huge change in the urbanism in the city and the best example is the host country pavilion, the Plaza de España.
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