
On this tour, participants will explore key sites in Seville, including the Real Alcázar of Seville, Barrio de Santa Cruz, and the Cathedral of Seville. Additional highlights will include Torre del Oro, the Guadalquivir River, the bullring, Salvador Square, Sierpes Street, and Metropol Parasol. This tour is designed for those looking to see the city's major attractions in a single day. It is important to know that if any included monument is unavailable due to external factors, it will be substituted with another site deemed appropriate. Tickets for the Alcázar and Cathedral are not included in the tour price and should be purchased online in advance. Participants should allow at least 90 minutes between visits to attractions. Ticket prices are as follows: Alcázar tickets cost 15.50€ for adults, 8€ for EU students and pensioners, and are free for children up to 12 years old. Cathedral tickets are 12€ for adults and 7€ for EU students and pensioners.
is the Christian Gothic cathedral with the largest area in the world. The UNESCO declared in 1987 by the Real Alcázar and Archivo de Indias, Heritage humanity. On July 25, 2010, Bien Universal Value Excepcional. According to tradition, the construction began in 1401, although there is no documentary evidence to the start of work until 1433. The building was carried out on the site was after the demolition of the old Aljama Mosque of Seville, of which the minaret (the Giralda) are retained and the Patio de los Naranjos .
is one of the oldest palaces in use worldwide. This palace has gone through different stages in time, from the late eleventh century to today and from its walls has seen the influence of different cultures that have passed through Sevilla. It’s a faithful witness of the history of Seville, marked by diversity of cultures and legacies these have left in our city. Walking through its extended sidewalks orange and myrtle transports us to another time, another era, which undoubtedly have marked the history of Sevilla.
is par excellence the most popular and crowded neighborhood of Seville. Its typical narrow streets, stately homes, sparkling fountains… and all the charm and legends that surround it.
The famous “mushrooms” of Seville. A huge structure that modernizes the central square of La Encarnación.
One of the busiest squares in Seville, where there is the second largest temple in the city, the beautiful church of El Salvador.
36 meter tower located on the left bank of the Guadalquivir River. We will inform you about its function and the curious origin of its name.
Shopping streets typical of the place, where you can see some of the oldest shops.
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