Top Andalucia Art Tours - page 3

Take a 75-minute guided walking tour to explore the beautiful gardens that were part of the American Exhibition of 1929. Roam the grounds of Maria Luisa Park, part of the private gardens of San Telmo Palace, and see the famous Spain and American Squares. See where scenes of famous movies were filmed and learn about the architecture and design of the gardens from your informative guide.

Lets travel through the waking up of the senses in a 3 hours experience that combines the flavour of the best Tapas bars and the Art of Flamenco. Have a pleasant walk in Triana quarter the flamenco area un Seville. Experience a tapas dinner with a selection of traditional and alternative tapas; I will give you good suggestions. Have the opportunity of experiencing the best flamenco Show in the city. ( the flamenco show tickets are not included ;I will make the reservation and you will pay 25€ each at the entrance of the flamenco show) Flamenco is the expression of Andalucía .

Experience the soul-stirring passion of Flamenco in the heart of Seville. Immerse yourself in an electrifying evening of rhythmic footwork, haunting melodies, and emotive storytelling that encapsulates the essence of Spanish culture. Our captivating Flamenco show showcases the unparalleled talent of seasoned performers, transporting you to a world of fiery intensity and raw emotion. Feel the fervor of Flamenco as dancers, singers, and musicians come together to create an unforgettable spectacle. Whether you're a seasoned Flamenco enthusiast or a newcomer to this vibrant art form, our show promises an enchanting journey through the rich tapestry of Andalusian tradition.

Take a whimsical journey on this 1.5-hour tour of Seville. Be transported to the charming El Barrio de Santa Cruz and explore its enchanting streets together with our expert guide. Delight in Spanish history like you’ve never seen before, full of humor and fantasy while we capture your adventure through 20 exquisite photographs. It's time to laugh, play and make memories as you become the protagonist in your photo story—bring along some outfit changes if desired.

The creators of The Espadrilles Experience, a must-do according to BuzzFeed, the New York Times and the Washington Post among others, are back with an amazing new workshop for Seville: Make your own Traditional Tocado Sevillano. We will meet in our workshop in Calle Sierpes, downtown Seville, where you can see the finished products and the materials. The artisans will be with you at all time leading and providing the materials and tools. First, we will introduce the story of these flower "tocados" and the materials needed for their construction. You will learn about this beautiful tradition, now a trendy accessory in fashion, above all during La Feria in Sevilla. Then every guest will choose the flowers, the size, the colors, all details. And once ready, we will build our own traditional piece, while sipping a drink. Finally, each guest will leave with its own creation and with a really cool story to tell to friends, something that it is hardly available to the visitors or locals.

Flamenco is one of the symbols of Seville, and the most outstanding tradition in Spain. Enjoy a live show with the best artists on the current Flamenco scene in Seville. Flamenco was declared Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.

Espadrilles are a symbol of easy, breezy Catalan culture and, in this workshop, you can make your very own pair. Enjoy an insider's perspective in an authentic espadrille workshop in Seville Downtown. In a workshop led by two artisans, you'll create the espadrilles and learn how to wear them in different traditional Spanish ways.

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.

Learn how to dance a passionate, emotional flamenco with an expert teacher who has danced professionally for their whole life. Explore the basic steps, then once you get the hang of it, try out more complex rhythms to sevillanas, bulerias, and rumba patterns. After your lesson, relocate to a local bar for tapas and wine, and to talk about the history of flamenco in detail.

Discover Malaga in one day through 24 iconic attractions that illustrate the wealth of this Andalusian city. Explore sights like Plaza del Siglo, Picasso Museum, and the Alcazaba, while enjoying the city’s warm atmosphere. This 5.3 km tour, lasting 2h15, immerses you in Malagasy history and culture, with stops in historic sites, gardens and beaches. Enjoy an immersive experience with audio guides that will provide fascinating anecdotes about each site visited. - 5.3 km itinerary to explore Malaga in 2h15 - Visit 24 places of interest, including Picasso Museum and Alcazaba - Audio guides available to enrich your experience - Ideal for lovers of art, history and local culture.

This monumental tour in Córdoba stands out for offering a complete and dynamic introduction to the city’s historic heart with an official Spanish-speaking guide. It blends heritage, local stories, and an accessible narrative that helps explain how Córdoba became a crossroads of cultures. The route covers essential landmarks such as the Mosque–Cathedral, the Jewish Quarter, La Corredera, the Alcázar and the Roman Temple, weaving together art, urban history, and both Andalusi and Christian identities. Small groups encourage interaction and a fluid pace, while the itinerary—designed for curious travelers—aims not only to showcase monuments but to connect emotions, history, and daily life, leaving visitors with an authentic and well-contextualized first impression of the city.

The folk dance known as flamenco, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, was popularized in the tablaos (flamenco venues) of Seville. With this tour, a local guide gives you a history of the dance and the gypsies who created it to offer contest for experiencing an authentic live performance complete with dancers, a singer, and Spanish guitar.

Visit the Roman ruins of Italica on a half-day tour from Seville that highlights the ancient site’s historical importance and its role in the popular HBO series Game of Thrones. Learn about Italica’s origins as the first Roman city on the Iberian peninsula, view features such as the amphitheater and ancient mosaics, and check out the setting for the Dragonpit from season seven of GOT.