Top Seville Art & Culture - page 9

Immerse yourself in some of the best ham on the planet with this day trip from Seville, exploring the world of Iberian ham. Enjoy tastings of the succulent meat, and learn about the history of the region's gastronomy. Stop by the beautiful town of Aracena, and explore a cave before getting dropped off at your hotel.

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.

It is always much better to visit Italica by the hand of an official guide, otherwise many of the areas that this archaeological site offers us can go unnoticed and it would be a shame if by not going with an official guide you miss out on some of the best offers of this enclave.

Seville is renowned for its historic architecture, and this tour will introduce you to two of its most magnificent palaces. Accompanied by an art historian guide, visit the Casa de Pilatos and learn how the National Monument is considered the prototype of an Andalucian palace. Continue to the 16th-century Palace of the Countess of Lebrija, where you can admire ancient Roman mosaics, amphoras, and columns.

Enjoy a special way to discover one of Seville’s top landmarks on this small-group tour. Enjoy a traditional breakfast or an afternoon coffee with pastries in the gardens of the UNESCO-listed Alcázar, savoring the scenery without the crowds. After exploring the landmark, continue to explore the Barrio Santa Cruz neighborhood.

This trip is designed to learn about the history of wine in the city of Jerez de la Frontera. A wine tour of a day in which the main activity is the visit of Tio Pepe wineries, one of the most popular in the city. There we will enjoy a guided tour and a tasting of four wines. We will also tour the city’s old town accompanied by a guide specializing in History who at the end of the visit of the wineries will also accompany us to a good restaurant to guide us in choosing a good menu with the gastronomic specialties of Jerez and its famous wines to eat before returning to Seville.

Sightseeing can be boring for families with children and teens, but this tour of Seville explores the city in an engaging way. See the highlights with a private guide who sheds light on the history of each place with a fun twist. Visit the Royal Alcazar—once home to the Kings of Spain—ride through the streets in a horse-drawn carriage, and more.

Explore the white villages and the storied Andalusian countryside on this guided day trip from Seville. Visit various stunning towns and villages, passing through El Bosque and Benamahoma. Upgrade to continue on to the gorgeous town of Ronda, or visit an oil mill for a sampling of olive oil.

The Palace of the Dueñas, along with the Cathedral, the Alcázar, and the Santa Cruz Quarter, is perhaps the most famous monument in Seville. Opened to tourism in 2016, this palace belongs to one of Spain's most renowned and ancient families: the House of Alba, whose origins date back to the 14th century. There, visitors can enjoy not only a peaceful and romantic stroll through gardens that inspired one of our most illustrious poets, Machado, but also visit the most emblematic rooms where one of Seville's most beloved figures lived: María del Rosario Cayetana Fitz-James Stuart y Silva.

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.

In this tour you’ll discover the importance of the Exhibition of 1929 in the city, you’ll visit the most romantic and sing-song cornes of Seville, with its little fountains of clear and bright waters, its artificial waterfall and the small pavilion that has seen past and inmortal love affairs. A wonderful tour to be away of the wordly noise and rest a bit in what we know as «one of the lungs of Seville».

After the pick up at the hotel, we will go to Cadiz, where we will enjoy a guided tour through the historical centre of the city, visiting: the Plaza de España, Plaza de las Flores and the City Hall. Afterwards, we will take a panoramic tour by car. We will leave Cádiz behind and head for Jerez, where after lunch we will visit one of its traditional wineries in the historic centre where, in addition to learning about the process of making the different types of wine in the Marco de Jerez region, we will taste its famous fortified wines, with a tasting session. A full day tour ideal as a complement if you are visiting Seville for several days. Always accompanied by our fellow official guides and professionals in the different subjects.

Experience Spain’s festive Holy Week on a 2-hour small-group walking tour in Seville. Discover many of the religious events and landmarks that occur during this important week. Learn about the history of the festival from your informative guide and what makes it such a famous historical event. Explore the processions like a local and finish the tour with a drink at the Holy Week bar.

It is a visit that includes the entrance to the Royal Alcazar of Seville, which was built in the time of the kingdoms of Taifas and contains a collection of Mudéjar art ceilings for which it is famous. We will also visit the Cathedral, which was visited by Pope John Paul II, who was brought to tears when he admired the beautiful high altar that this building houses. And we will stroll through the Santa Cruz neighborhood, where we will learn the story of Susona, a Jewish woman who gave her all for love, as well as the picturesque streets of this neighborhood known for its narrowness.

One of the most beautiful monuments in our city, considered the finest example of Baroque architecture in Seville and also the pinnacle of Baroque art in Europe. Because it's not located in the most well-known historic center, it's perhaps the least appreciated, and yet, despite its simplicity compared to the majestic Cathedral and the impressive Alcázar, it is in no way inferior to either of them in terms of architectural merit. An aura of mystery and mysticism is as much a part of this Baroque marvel as its sculptures, architecture, and history.

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.

Relive the glory of the Roman Empire on this 2-hour guided tour of ancient Italica from Seville. Explore the evocative ruins, which date back to 206 A.D, and listen as your guide tells stories of life in ancient Roman times. Marvel at the amphitheater and Trajan monument; peek into the thermal baths and gym; and admire the remarkable mosaics in the House of the Planetarium.

Relish the freedom to create your own itinerary on a private half-day tour of Seville in a chauffeured vehicle. Gain insights into the Spanish city as you visit only the sights you wish to see. As you listen to informative commentary, marvel at UNESCO-listed landmarks such as Giralda Tower (El Giraldillo) and the Alcázar of Seville. Receive undivided attention on this private, customizable tour.

Get out of the city and visit the White Villages and Ronda with ease from Seville on this small-group day tour. Depart from Seville in an air-conditioned vehicle and make your way to the White Villages. Learn about the history of this area from your guide and enjoy personalized attention among a small group.

Spend an evening discovering famous Spanish specialties–and explore a side of the city you might otherwise miss–on this private flamenco and tapas tour of Seville, led by a local guide just for you. Discover the story of flamenco, visit one of the long-running shows in the city, and marvel at performers dancing. Afterward, discover local bars and savor traditional tapas dishes with local wines and liquors, all included.

Check off two of Seville’s most visited attractions in one day—the Royal Alcazar and Seville Cathedral. This 3.5-hour combo tour includes skip-the-line access to both monuments, a guided tour of the UNESCO-listed Cathedral and Royal Palace, and a walking tour of the historic Jewish Quarter of Santa Cruz. Entrance fees are not included.

Get acquainted with Seville’s spectacular sights on a private horse and carriage and walking tour. After climbing aboard a comfortable carriage, you’ll visit prominent sights such as Plaza de España, Torre de Oro, and the UNESCO-listed Seville Cathedral. Then, customize your walking tour according to your interests and receive undivided attention from your private guide as you explore Seville's cultural tapestry further.

Benefit from a private half-day tour of Seville that covers several important destinations in this popular city in southern Spain. Visit UNESCO World Heritage-listed historical monuments such as the Real Alcázar and Catedral de Sevilla, and stroll through places such as the picturesque Parque de Maria Luisa and Plaza de Espana. Your tour includes hotel pickup and insightful commentary from your own private guide.

Boasting a location overlooking the El Tajo Gorge, Ronda is home to some of Spain’s most dramatic scenery. See the best of the city on a private day trip from Seville, which provides a perfect introduction for first-time visitors. You’ll receive the undivided attention of a private guide and travel between attractions—which include Puente Nuevo bridge and the 14th-century Arab baths—in air-conditioned comfort, without the worry of getting lost.