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This is a very comprehensive tour: sights, history, wildlife, and culture. Plus, the curiosity of visiting a piece of the United Kingdom on the Iberian Peninsula: the Rock of Gibraltar, the coveted rock in the strait of the same name. A private excursion and visit from Seville to one of the most historic, strategic, curious, and fun places in the Mediterranean. Starting with the Rock Tour: a ride in a private vehicle (so we can reach places that buses cannot) with a local guide to the most important places on the rock and the best views, seeing Africa and Europe at their closest point and enjoying the monkeys of Gibraltar. Visit St. Michael's Cave, the Skywalk, the Pillars of Hercules, and the Great Siege Tunnels. We will stop in the historic center for lunch and a stroll down the busy Main Street. We will end the day by crossing the local airport runway, one of the most curious on the planet. It is mandatory to bring a valid and stamped passport.

Seville Cathedral, built in the 15th century on the site of a 12th century mosque, is one of the largest and most impressive churches in the world. On this 1 and a half hour guided tour, you will admire its spectacular golden altarpiece and the vast collection of art. The most important piece of the complex of the cathedral of Seville is the famous bell tower of the Giralda. The tower, which reaches a height of 98 meters, was built as a minaret at the end of the 12th century. Discover the origins of the complex as an Arab mosque and see more evidences of this in the Ablution Courtyard. Explore the collection of important works of art representing several centuries and decorate the 44 chapels of the Cathedral and the central part of the nave. At the end of the tour, say goodbye to the guide and climb to the top of the Giralda to soak up the magnificent views of the city. NIGHT TOUR DOES NOT INCLUDE THE GIRALDA OR THE PATIO DE LOS NARANJOS

This tour is the ideal way to save time and discover the Royal Alcázar of Seville and Seville Cathedral in a day. Beat the long ticket lines and benefit from the perk of having admission included. Then, once inside, enjoy the company of a guide who explains the history and architectural highlights of each landmark.

Why choose us? - We include the access ticket to the Real Alcázar of Seville. - Ensure access for the selected day. - Save time; Avoid the long lines! - Our Guides are accredited professionals with great training and experience, making daily guided visits to the monuments of Seville. - Small groups. - Delivery of Radio guides to facilitate the good listening of the guide. The Real Alcázar de Sevilla is a complex made up of several Palaces and spectacular Gardens, where all the history, culture and styles of the ancient civilizations that have been part of the city of Seville come together. It was declared, in 1987, a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The Real Alcázar of Seville has been the filming location of numerous international films and series, including the well-known series "Game of Thrones".

Enhance your experience of the Alcázar of Seville. Appreciate the mix of mudéjar, Renaissance, and 19th-century architecture as you pass through areas like the Patio of the Maidens, the Ambassador's Room, and the English gardens. Upgrade to include skip-the-line entry and a guided tour of Seville Cathedral—one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world—and access to UNESCO-listed landmark La Giralda.

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.

Combine Roman history with Game of Thrones facts during this tour to Italica near Seville’s center. Learn about the Roman emperors born in the city long ago, and see filming locations from GOT, the hit HBO TV show. A guide tells you all about the areas of the city the show used while filming its seventh season, including Italica’s large amphitheater.

Ensure a smooth journey from Seville to Malaga 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 Malaga 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.

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.

Explore Seville in a carriage drawn by Andalusian horses on a private tour that’s a picturesque way to experience the historic center. From the Plaza de España to the Cathedral of Seville, traveling in a horse-drawn carriage means unobstructed views of top sites; the private format makes it easy to customize the outing to your preferences and schedule.

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 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.

Private tour with official guides, passionate and knowledgeable about Carmona in depth. A general visit to the history of Carmona and its most representative monuments in the historic center. You can discover in a pleasant walk the rich heritage of this ancient city, its charm, its architecture and its historical and cultural legacy. • Discover a city with 5000 years of history, and heritage of Tartessians, Turdetans, Carthaginians, Romans, Visigoths, Muslims and Christians. • Get to know in depth one of the best urban fortresses in Andalusia and contemplate a spectacular view over the Guadalquivir valley. • Visit the main church of Carmona, its secrets and treasures. An architectural gem considered a smaller "copy" of the Cathedral of Seville. • Take a walk through the history and architecture of Andalusia through a charming and well-preserved historic center.

Pilato’s House, located at the Square with the same name, invites us to visit one of the least known monuments in the city and one of the most mistreated during the wars that Seville has experienced. However, Disney already said it in «Mulan»: «The flower that blooms in adversity is the rarest and most beautiful of all.» And Pilato’s House is precisely that flower, which has endured so much adversity and offers us a decadent romantic beauty with a history full of symbology, mythology and legends. The ideal visit to understand a little more about our culture, our architecture and the hidden magic of some corners of Seville.

Explore the Santa Cruz and San Bartolomé neighborhoods of Seville on a guided walking tour. Stroll the narrow cobblestone streets, admiring the Andalusian-style homes, wrought-iron latticework, fountains, hidden courtyards, and other charming features of this old Jewish quarter. You’ll also visit several synagogues and learn about Jewish history and culture along the way.

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.

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.

Explore two of Seville’s most iconic landmarks — the Cathedral of Seville and the Giralda tower — with this entry ticket and a self-guided audio tour via mobile app. Explore at your own pace with rich historical insights. The Cathedral of Seville is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With your smartphone audio guide, learn about its history, legends, architecture, and the famous figures buried inside, including Christopher Columbus. Climb the Giralda, the former minaret-turned-bell tower, for spectacular views over the city. Along the way, the audio guide will narrate the tower’s Islamic roots and Renaissance transformation. This is the perfect option for independent travelers who want the freedom to explore at their own pace, without missing out on cultural and historical context.

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.

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».

Take a private walking tour of Seville that includes major monuments and a visit to the ‘Mushroom’ overlook, the newest viewpoint in the city. Pass attractions including the Plaza de España, City Hall, the old Jewish Quarter, and the Royal Alcazar and Cathedral (external views only), then get great photo ops from the Mushroom viewpoint.

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.

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.