Top Seville Art & Culture - page 7

Immerse yourself in Seville’s rich culinary history and traditions—and indulge in a range of local delicacies and nibbles, including lunch, as you go—on this small-group tour. Begin on Triana, one of Seville’s top food attractions. Sip local wine, taste a range of dishes, meet local vendors, and learn stories about Seville’s food culture you wouldn’t encounter on your own. We will go to two locals-loved tapas bars.

Commemorate your trip to Seville—and do better than a selfie stick—with this private photoshoot experience. Choose between the Premium Package (where you’ll receive 25 photos after a 30-minute experience), or upgrade for the VIP package (where you’ll receive 50 photos after a 45-minute experience). Offset against Seville’s iconic Plaza de España, you can strike a pose and create a memorable souvenir of your visit.

Discover the ancient Spanish city of Carmona—an Andalusian highlight that many visitors miss—on this half-day tour from Seville. Learn more about the area’s many chapters of history, from ancient Carthaginians and Romans to medieval Muslim and Christian eras, than you would alone, and explore the 2,000-year-old archaeological site where a massive burial ground was uncovered. You’ll also have a chance to sample hand-pressed olive oil and local cuisine on this day trip to one of Andalucia’s lesser-known gems.

Get out of the city and into the dramatic mountainous landscapes of Málaga on this overnight tour to Ronda. On this small-group tour you’re not just tied into an itinerary—there’s plenty of time to explore this ancient town on your own during your tour. Outside of Ronda, explore countryside sights like the medieval castle of Las Aguzaderas and the white village of Zahara de la Sierra, and taste some of the rich red wines of the Serrania at a local winery.

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.

Save time on your vacation in Granada with this skip-the-line walking tour of the Albaizyn, Palaces, and Bañuelo. Breeze right past the often-long entry lines to begin exploring immediately with a guide, who will provide engaging commentary on what is widely considered one of the finest examples of Islamic architecture in Europe. The tour also includes a visit to the San Nicolas viewpoint for epic views and photo ops of the city.

Explore the Roman ruins of Italica on this guided half-day adventure. See the city where important emperors were born, marvel at well-preserved ruins like the Traianeum, the statues of Diana and Venus, the public baths, and the amphitheater—an impressive structure that sat 25,000 and was used as a filming location by Game of Thrones. Save time and skip the lines with your professional guide.

In this private tour you will discover with our expert guide the first roman city built in Spain, cradle of the emperors Trajano and Adriano. We alk through its streets and amphitheatre, filming location for the famous Game of Thrones series.

See Seville Cathedral and one of the oldest Royal Palaces in Europe that’s still in use—the Alcazar of Seville. This tour helps you bypass the crowds as you tour in a private group. Explore these historic sites with a historian guide to accompany you and entertain you with stories of their ancient pasts. Having a guide enhances the tour, as you’ll find out about hidden secrets you wouldn’t discover alone, and you can ask questions along the way.

Discover Seville on two wheels with an electric bike tour. You can zip along the city's beautiful streets with the ease of a bike motor so you don't have to pedal as much. Pass by some of Seville's most historical landmarks and best architecture, plus check out less-visited locations.

Combine two of Seville's top cultural experiences without having to book each one separately during a food and flamenco tour. Visit a series of traditional tapas bars as you walk through the neighborhood with a local guide, sampling small bites and trying drinks along the way. You'll also overcome the language barrier as your guide orders for you.

Visit the White Villages and Ronda from Seville hassle-free on this full-day group tour. Depart in an air-conditioned vehicle and make your way to the White Villages. In the company of your driver-guide, learn about the area's history and admire the distinctive architecture. Stop in Zahara de la Sierra, Grazalema, and Ronda.

If you're in Seville on a layover or you arrive before you can check in to your accommodation, you can leave your luggage at a central location while you go sightseeing. Enjoy the freedom to enter attractions without carrying around your bags.

During our visit of approximately one and a half hours, you will have the opportunity to see the ground floor of this wonderful building, an example of Sevillian civil architecture. This palace, which is located next to the church of San Esteban, was built by the Marquis of Tarifa in the 15th century. After a trip to Jerusalem, he realized that from his house to the small temple of the Cruz del Campo there was the same distance as between the place where he was told the Praetorium of Pilate was and Mount Calvary, hence the peculiar name of this palace. The house is an example of Gothic-Mudejar architecture in the city, and in its rooms and patios we can enjoy sculptures and portrait galleries that decorate its walls, as well as a vast example of Triana tilework. During the visit we will walk through the different rooms on the ground floor, such as the chapel or the main patio decorated with magnificent sculptures, and we will end the visit in the gardens.

See a new side of Seville—and bring the region’s Roman history to life—on this one-of-a-kind tour of the ancient Itálica archaeological site, just beyond city limits. Led by your actor guide, who wears an ancient Roman costume and plays Emperor Hadrian, you’ll enjoy a uniquely immersive way to visit the amphitheater and learn about its rich history. Then, cap off your visit with a hearty Spanish feast.

Discover Seville in a more immersive way than many other excursions–and go beyond the guidebook–on this 3-in-1 experience, including two walking tours, a 1-hour panoramic cruise, and a hop-on, hop-off bus ticket. Explore the Santa Cruz and Triana neighborhoods on foot, float along the Guadalquivir river and see landmarks including the Giralda, and visit other attractions on the tour bus at your own pace.

Discover a side of Seville that many visitors overlook—and immerse yourself in the city’s millennia of history—on this small-group walking tour of the Triana Quarter. Pick from several start times, meet your guide locally, and get ready to discover. You’ll head to area highlights from historic bridges and churches to storied covered markets and monuments. In between, learn stories about Seville’s history that you wouldn’t encounter on your own.

A complete tour where the three monuments (Cathedral, Alcazar and Santa Cruz neighbourhood) are connected to one another. It is perfect to understand most of the old History of Seville and it includes the three main monuments that you have to visit if it is the first time that you visit Seville.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest cathedrals in the world, the Seville Cathedral is famed for its Gothic splendor—and this tour makes it simple to discover the world-renowned landmark. Guarantee your admission by booking in advance, and meet near the cathedral in the afternoon. Upon arrival, go on a tour of the building, ascend to the Giralda Tower, see its High Altar, and learn about its history.

Explore Seville–without the hassle of waiting in line–on this three-in-one tour of the city’s royal and religious heritage, which includes priority access entrance tickets. Visit iconic sites, including the Cathedral, the Giralda tower and the Church of El Salvador, and uncover their historic and cultural significance. See the tomb of Christopher Columbus, learn about the city’s architectural influences, and take in panoramic views along the way.

Guarantee your access to a popular Seville landmark—and avoid long waiting times outside—on this small-group tour of the city’s Cathedral, which conveniently includes skip-the-line tickets plus access to its historic Giralda tower. Explore with a guide, discover highlights including the tomb of Christopher Columbus, and learn about history, culture, and architecture along the way.

When visiting the birthplace of Flamenco, try your hand (and feet) at this traditional, soulful art with a 1-hour dance class. Go beyond just watching the dance as you learn the fundamental steps and basics of hand movements, heel clicking, and body poses from a professional instructor in a fun group setting. After the class, attend an optional flamenco show to see expert dancers and musicians take the stage.

The Alcazar of Seville is a Seville icon and UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its stunning architecture and storied past. This guided tour of the fortified palace helps you get the most out of your visit: learn about its origin, motifs, and modern-day significance as you walk through the halls and gardens with a guide.

The palace consists of a number of courtyards and buildings. The style ranges between Gothic-Moorish and Renaissance art, with local influences on bricks, tiles, tiles, whitewashed walls and ceramics. Since the 15th century, the palace has belonged to one of the most important families, the Casa Ducal de Alba. Since the 15th century, the palace has belonged to one of the most important families, the Casa Ducal de Alba, and it is still inhabited by this family today. The interior is a walk through family history where we can contemplate the historical-artistic legacy of characters like the Empress of France, Eugenie de Montijo. Famous visitors to the palace include Jackie Kennedy, Grace Kelly and Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson. In order to accommodate a specific language, a minimum of 4 people that speak that language are required. If this is not met you will be offered an alternative language, date, or full refund.