Sevilla

Seville Private Paddle Surf Tour

We offer a unique experience in the heart of the city. Privileged location in front of the Guadalquivir River, next to the Triana Bridge. Personalized attention with local instructors who are also lifeguards and tour guides. Professional quality equipment and delivery of photos and videos of the activity. Awarded the best outdoor experience in Seville. Perfect combination of sport, culture and panoramic views of the city. An unbeatable option to enjoy Seville in an active and memorable way.

Seville Cathedral & Giralda: Guided Tour

Easily access Seville’s cathedral and the Giralda tower on this guided tour. Your guide will share the history, heritage, and legends of these remarkable sites. You’ll see priceless altarpieces, detailed Moorish designs, and hear about legendary historical figures. From the tallest spot in the city’s historic center, take in the same view that bell ringers have watched over since the 16th century.

Introduction to Seville Private Tour

Ideal for first‐time visitors who want to get oriented, this tour quickly covers much of central Seville. Explore the historic center with guide sharing insights into local history, traditions, and local favorites. See the Cathedral, the Real Alcazar, Torre del Oro, Barrio Santa Cruz, and more in just a few hours of sightseeing.

Tapas crawl tour in Seville

Dive into the vibrant world of Andalusian tapas with a guided tour through Seville’s most iconic and traditional tapas bars. Experience the city like a local as you explore a variety of authentic spots, indulging in a unique culinary adventure.After meeting your guide, embark on a journey to discover historic taverns and hidden bodegas that showcase the true essence of Sevillian gastronomy. Stop at five different tapas bars, savoring regional specialties far from the usual tourist routes. Along the way, gain insight into how Seville’s rich history and culture have shaped its cuisine, while enjoying the company of fellow food lovers.With your expert guide leading the way, connect with the city's heritage through its extraordinary flavors.

Seville Private Mosaics Art Class

Learn how to make traditional Seville mosaics with this private art class. Enjoy personalized attention and work at your own pace as you get to know the history and creative methods to make the mosaics. Work with provided materials and take your art home at the end of the class.

Seville: Alcázar & Cathedral Guided Tour

Join a guided tour through the rich history of Seville: its Islamic past, Jewish legacy, and Christian roots. See the third largest cathedral in the world, built over a mosque with 900 years of history. Walk through the key monuments of Seville, including the Real Alcázar, the oldest royal palace still in use in Europe with centuries‐old palaces and gardens, featured in *Game of Thrones.* Next, visit the third largest cathedral in the world with its extensive heritage. At the end of the tour, you have the option to climb the Torre de la Giralda on foot to see the city from above.

Excursion to Italica from Seville

Immerse yourself in a fascinating journey through time and history with our exclusive tour to the city of Itálica and the Monastery of San Isidoro del Campo. Our tour begins in Itálica, one of the first Roman cities founded in Hispania. Located a few kilometers from Seville, Itálica was the birthplace of emperors such as Trajan and Hadrian. Here you can explore the third largest amphitheater of the Roman Empire, capable of holding 25,000 spectators, tour the Roman Streets and Houses with their incredible mosaics and the ruins of ancient Roman homes that will transport you to daily life two thousand years ago and Get to know the Forum and the Temples: Immerse yourself in the political and religious life of the city with a visit to the remains of the forum and the temples. Next, we head to the Monastery of San Isidoro del Campo, an impressive monastic complex founded in the 14th century. This monastery is a magnificent example of Gothic‐Mudejar and Renaissance architecture.

Seville Cathedral Skip‐the‐Line Access Tour in Seville

Make your way to the Seville Cathedral, also called the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Sea (Catedral de Santa María de la Sede). Meet your tour guide and group, and enter the cathedral without waiting in long queues. Marvel at the sheer size of the building, the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. Walk through the enormous central nave, dominated by a choir box and one of the largest altarpieces in the world, which features carved scenes from the life of Christ. See the city key surrendered to Fernando by the Moorish and Jewish city occupants, inscribed with a final protest. Admire the 15th‐century stained glass windows and the intricate iron screens that close off the eighty chapels in the cathedral. The Royal Chapel, or Capilla Real, was the original royal burial chapel and now contains the silver shrine of Fernando III. Opt to climb La Giralda, originally a Moorish minaret and now the cathedral's bell tower. This tower is 343 feet (105 meters) tall and is a well‐known symbol of the city of Seville.  After your tour, feel free to ask questions before heading off to continue exploring Seville.

Seville Private Guided Tour

An ideal introduction to the highlights of Seville, this private tour takes you on an adventure to discover the Plaza de España, the old Jewish quarter, and the exterior of some of the city’s main landmarks—such as the Royal Alcázar of Seville, and Seville Cathedral. Along the way, get local tips that you wouldn’t hear if exploring alone—such as advice on the best places to eat and drink.

Seville Flamenco and Tapas Walking Tour

Spend the evening like a local on this 4‐hour tapas, flamenco, and walking tour in Seville. Explore the historical neighborhoods of either Santa Cruz or Triana with your guide before heading to an hour‐long flamenco show, followed by a tapas tour of three authentic eateries. This tour includes your ticket to the flamenco show, a walking tour, three tapas, and three drinks.

Seville Caminito Trekking Tour

Once known as the most dangerous hike in the world, El Caminito del Rey is now one of the most popular attractions in Spain. Guarantee entrance by booking your tour in advance. This tour not only includes a guide to lead you down the narrow walkways, but also includes round‐trip transportation from Seville so you don’t have to sweat the travel logistics.

Seville Private Walking Tour

Enjoy the flexibility of a personalized tour, allowing you to absorb the details and stories at your own pace. Uncover the history, architecture, and secrets of Seville with us, and let the timeless beauty of this city captivate your senses. - Alcazar Fortress: A magnificent fortress showcasing the Christian legacy of architecture. Marvel at the intricate details and lush gardens within this UNESCO World Heritage Site. - Giralda Bell Tower: An architectural gem standing tall beside the Gothic cathedral. - Cathedral: The largest Gothic cathedral in the world, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore its vast interiors, including the impressive Christopher Columbus' tomb. - Santa Cruz Quarter: Navigate through the narrow streets of the historic Jewish ghetto. Feel the charm of this labyrinthine neighborhood as you stroll through its centuries‐old alleys.

Scooter tour in Seville

Travel around Seville with ease on an eco‐friendly Segway tour that takes in the major sights. Highlights include the Torre del Oro tower, the bustling Plaza de Espana, the Real Alcazar palace, and the Giralda, which is the Cathedral of Seville’s bell tower. You’ll cover more ground with less fatigue than on a walking tour, and get an overview of Seville’s history and culture.

Seville Cathedral Tour

You will discover with an official guide the largest cathedral in Christendom, whose minaret tower has stood the test of time, with its majestic bell tower, added to the Christian period. Its magnificent main altarpiece is, due to its dimensions and quality, a key work of European imagery.

Seville: Morning Food Tour

Start in the Macarena area to dive into Seville's food scene. Visit churro stalls, tiny shops, market stands, and tapas bars. The tour includes 6 stops, 9 dishes, and 3 drinks. Taste churros, sweets, olives, cheese, and cured ham. Finish with tapas. Support local shops and family‐owned businesses. By the end, you'll have found favorite spots to revisit during your stay in the city.

Private Seville Flamenco & Tapas Experience

Indulge yourself with the sights, sounds and flavours of Andalusia on this private Flamenco & Tapas experience. Flamenco is a traditional art form originated by the Roma people of Andalusia — a mixture of poetry, music and dance. With your own private local guide, enjoy an incredible Flamenco performance by acclaimed singers, dancers, musicians in a cobble stoned open‐air theatre. Then, make your way to the Santa Cruz district of Seville — buzzing with nightlife. Stroll the colourful cobble stoned streets and make several stops to try tapas — a traditional type of finger food originating in the region. Enjoy authentic local flavours with plenty to choose from, as well as local wines and beers to wash it all down. The sights, sounds and flavours of colourful Andalusia are sure to leave a lasting impression.

Seville: Guided City Tour

Start the tour at the Metropol Parasol, where modern and historic elements of Seville come together. Walk along Feria Street, passing the Church of San Juan de la Palma, and visit the Múdejar Palace of the Marquises of Algaba next to the Church of Omnium Sanctorum. Continue through the Macarena neighborhood to see the Basilica, the Virgin of the Macarena, the ancient wall, and one of the surviving medieval gates.

Essential Seville Tour

We take a very visual tour, full of details, experiences, stories, legends, anecdotes, as well as curiosities about the Seville of before and now. You will learn in detail about our culture, traditions, customs and lifestyle. We tour Seville on foot, the entire tour is on flat land, very comfortable. We travel through the entire Monumental area of Seville, its Historic Center, the historic Santa Cruz neighborhood "Sevillan Jewish Quarter", the popular Arenal neighborhood of Seville, and the beautiful views of the Mirador del Guadalquivir and on the other side the famous Triana neighborhood.

Seville in roman times: Italica

Discover what life was like in Roman times in this area by discovering two Roman cities in the province of Seville. Italica and Híspalis were two Roman cities that were very close, although different from each other. Learn about the legacy of the Roman Empire in our culture by visiting these unusual places, one on the outskirts of Seville, the other in the same city, and discover one of the most famous amphitheatres in this region. The visit to Italica ends at the Roman amphitheatre, where you will walk through the entrances and labyrinths of one of the largest amphitheatres of the Empire.

Historic Seville

The visit begins with an official guide walking through the Barrio Santa Cruz, the old Jewish quarter, a labyrinth made up of narrow streets that leads to the famous Plaza de los Venerables. Next, it is the turn to visit the Real Alcázar of Seville: formed by a group of palaces surrounded by a wall, where different styles have been used (Islamic‐Mudejar and Gothic). In successive reforms, Renaissance and Baroque elements have been added. It is a place used as accommodation by the Spanish Royal House, being the oldest active royal palace in Europe, as listed by Unesco. Its construction dates from 913, when the first Caliph of Córdoba, Abderrahmán III, ordered the construction of a new palace in a place where a Roman fortress was originally located. The Castilian conquest of the territory in 1248‐49 endowed the Real Alcázar with the condition that remains to this day: seat of the Crown and sphere of municipal power in the city. Once the tour ends around 1:00 p.m., if you wish you could stay longer in the Alcázar Gardens.