Top Seville Cultural Tours - page 6

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.

Discover many of Seville’s best-known landmarks, all in a single excursion—and explore the city without breaking a sweat—on this Segway tour. Pick between private or shared tour options, choose from a range of convenient departure times, and meet your guide in the city center. After getting acquainted with your Segway, set off on two wheels to glimpse highlights like the Royal Alcázar, the Plaza de España, the Barrio Santa Cruz, and much more.

This is the perfect visit for those of you that don’t have enough time and want to see the most important monuments. Go on this perfect combined visit to the two main monuments in Seville. Both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Alcázar is the royal palace of the Spanish royal family and the Seville Cathedral or Cathedral of Santa María de la Sede is the third biggest cathedral in the world.

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.

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.

Ensure a smooth journey from Seville to historical Granada by booking this private, full-day transfer service—and enjoy a stop off in the beautiful city of Ronda, too. Meet your driver at your hotel or private residence in Seville, and relax on the journey to Granada in a comfortable, private vehicle. Along the way, enjoy free time to explore Ronda independently or upgrade for a guided tour including the Madragon palace, Baños Arabe, and more.

See Seville's most significant monuments and top sights on a Segway tour. As you go, listen to narration from a guide about Seville Cathedral, Plaza de Espana, Real Alcazar, the General Archive of the Indies, and other attractions. This is a great way to get oriented with the city at the beginning of your stay.

Explore Seville by Segway for a fun and easy way to see the city sights. You'll enjoy views of the river and pass by attractions such as Seville Cathedral and Puerta de Jerez. This is a great way to get oriented with the city at the beginning of your stay.

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.

A very complete tour of the city of Seville, including its most significant monuments, as well as little-known corners. The tour will take us through emblematic places of Seville such as the Torre del Oro, Plaza del Cabildo, Cathedral, Archivo de Indias, Real Alcázar, and we will also walk through the picturesque streets and squares of the Barrio de Santa Cruz. We will continue the walk through the center of Seville, Plaza del Ayuntamiento, Plaza de San Francisco, Iglesia del Salvador, and Plaza de la Encarnación with the famous Seville mushrooms. Finally we will walk through the famous Sierpes street in Seville to finish in the Plaza de San Francisco

Learn about the major monuments and other important locations in Seville on a walking tour with your own private guide. Highlights includes the Plaza de España, the old Jewish Quarter, City Hall, and external views of the Royal Alcazar and Cathedral. Hear live commentary about Spain’s history and culture as you stroll at a leisurely pace.

Enhance your experience of Seville’s UNESCO-listed landmarks on a private full-day tour. With a guide, you’ll explore the Alcazar of Seville and gaze at the interminable ceilings of Seville Cathedral (Catedral de Santa Marta de la Sede). Relish the freedom to customize your itinerary: choose to absorb the ambient charm of the Triana district, be astonished by the beauty of Plaza de España or walk the banks of the Guadalquivir River. Rest assured you’ll see the best of Seville while receiving undivided attention from your guide on this private tour.

See the best that the Andalucian capital has to offer on this must-see private tour of Seville. Walk through the streets with your guide to learn about the city’s rich history and culture, which stretch back to ancient Roman times. Walk through the Santa Cruz neighborhood, see the wooden Setas de Sevilla scenic point, admire the stunning tiles of the Plaza de España, and more.

Get steeped the medieval history of Seville during this 1.15-hour tour of the city’s Jewish Quarter and some of its most ancient monuments. Step back in time to Santa Cruz, one of Seville’s oldest neighborhoods, as you wander its narrow streets and soak up the fragrant smells of its native orange trees. As you continue your walk you’ll also see the exterior of Seville’s Alcazar (Royal Palace), time-worn Roman columns, Plaza Nueva, Plaza San Francisco, and much more. A knowledgeable local guide helps add further context to your walk.

Explore the former Jewish quarter of Santa Cruz, UNESCO-listed Seville Cathedral, and the Alcázar on this 4.5-hour Seville walking tour. Delve into cobbled Santa Cruz to see its whitewashed houses and flower-filled squares, and admire highlights like the Patio de Banderas and Calle Vida as you uncover the district’s history. Plus, visit the Alcázar, Europe’s oldest functioning royal palace, and tour Seville Cathedral and the Giralda bell tower. Entrance fees at own expense.

This visit includes entry to the Alcázar, which is a very majestic palace, since it is the oldest Royal Palace in Europe still in use, making it the residence of the kings of Spain when they come to Seville. Next we will visit the Cathedral, which contains the keys of Seville that were given to Ferdinand III, king who imposed Christianity in the city, during the Reconquista. After visiting both monuments, we will walk through Santa Cruz, a picturesque neighborhood of legends and traditions. After lunch, we will take a walk visiting places such as the Town Hall, where you will learn about the origin of the Sevillian flag, the Plaza del Salvador and the Plaza del Cabildo, which becomes a market selling stamps and antique objects on Sundays. We will continue the tour along the Guadalquivir River, from which we can see the Torre del Oro, continuing through the Alfonso XIII hotel and the Royal Tobacco Factory to end in the beautiful Plaza de España.

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.

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.

Cross the border into Morocco and tick off two countries in one day on this tour of Tangier from Seville. Relish the proximity of Europe to Africa as you ride the ferry across the Strait of Gibraltar, then enjoy a tour of Tangier’s historic medina, shop for souvenirs in the souks, and tuck into a delicious lunch of traditional Moroccan cuisine. All logistics are taken care of, leaving you free to soak up the sights.

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.

Come and know the labyrinthine streets of the old jewish quarter. Which legends have their origins in its corners? Which historical echo is that, that bounced against that silent street’s pebbles and whose ghostly voice wails behind that whitewashed walls? Come with me and discover the beautiful stories in those streets with the relaxing sound of the water falling in the fountains

Explore Seville by foot, and find out all the details you’ll need as a first timer in the city on this half-day panoramic tour. Not only does your guide fill you in on the good-to-know facts about the area, but you’ll walk away from this tour with an information sheet to remind you about the insider tips you learned along the way. See the old tobacco factory, Plaza de Espana, the Alcazar of Seville royal palace, General Archive of the Indies (Archivo General de Indias), and Metropol Parasol.

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.

Benefit from a personalized private tour of the Cathedral of Seville, one of Seville’s major monuments and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your private guide takes you into the Cathedral, providing insightful commentary about its history and architectural details. At the end of your tour, have the option to climb to the top of Giralda bell tower where you can enjoy sweeping views over the city.