Top Seville Unique Experiences

Skip the tourist traps and dive into the unique culture of Seville, while tasting some of the best tapas the city has to offer on this small-group food tour. Walk the streets as your guide leads you to several bars for an array of food and drinks—more than enough food to compensate for dinner. As you go, learn how to eat and order like a local.

Cycle through Seville’s medieval streets without getting lost on a guided bike tour. See more of the city’s landmarks than you would on foot, and enjoy the flexibility to stop often for photos. Peddle along a bike-friendly route that takes you past highlights including Maria Luisa Park, Torre del Oro, the Seville Cathedral, and the Royal Alcazar. Learn about Seville’s rich history and local lifestyle as you pedal.

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.

Explore beyond Spain with a day trip from your hotel in Seville across the Strait of Gibraltar to Tangier, Morocco. Travel to Tarifa port and board a ferry to Tangier. Enjoy hotel pickup and drop off, and follow your guide on a walking tour through the bazaar and medina, with admission to the Kasbah Museum, Hercules Cave, and Sultan Palais included.

Walking among centuries-old olive trees, admiring purebred horses or enjoying an extra virgin olive oil tasting are some of the experiences that fall in love when visiting Hacienda Guzmán. Discover the historic estate from which Hernando Colón, son of the discoverer, exported oil to the New World. The tour includes the 17th century mill, a faithful recreation of the traditional process of elaboration, which contrasts with the current innovation of our mill. The guided tour covers unique spaces such as the Olivoteca, with more than 150 varieties of olive trees from 13 countries; the R&D Center; the HG mill; the patio of the winery with its 15-meter mahogany beam; the patio of the manor; the stables; the carriage museum and the Andalusian garden. It ends with a guided tasting of our four varieties of EVOO and a special treat: a bottle of Hacienda Guzmán oil.

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.

Venture to some of Seville’s most tantalizing and traditional tapas bars on a 3-hour culinary tour of the city with a gastronomical guide. Gain fascinating insight into Seville’s rich culinary heritage as you visit three of Seville’s most established eateries; sample sweet sherry wine, sizzling king prawns, succulent oxtail and ripe tomatoes as you pleasure your palate with Spanish specialties. Refresh with fine local wine and crisp beers as you eat your way around the sumptuous city.

Exploring Seville by bike is one of the best ways to experience the city’s winding medieval streets and monumental plazas. On this sunset tour, get a romantic perspective on the city as the changing golden light washes over landmarks like the San Telmo Palace, Seville Cathedral, Royal Alcazar and Maestranza bullring. Get the inside scoop on the best places to dine, drink and dance from a local guide while enjoying a leisurely ride through the city’s most atmospheric neighborhoods.

Take a bite out of Seville’s legendary tapas culture during this 3-hour excursion to 3-4 bars in the city’s Triana Bridge district. Head to this iconic Seville neighborhood, famous for its connection to flamenco music, stopping to sample everything from the classic tapas to more modern variations on this classic Spanish snack. Each stop also includes a drink to help add to the fun. An expert local guide will accompany you to help explain Spanish tapas customs.

One of the best ways to get to know the ins and outs of the city is to experience it through local eyes, with the help of a local guide. Fill out a quick survey about your interests and you’ll be matched with a local guide, who will put together an itinerary just for you. This will contain specialized recommendations, but is totally flexible, to suit your preferences. Then meet your guide, who will show you around.

Experience Seville like a local with a local host as you snack and sip your way through six or 10 delicious tastings on this private tour. Savor dishes such as pavia de bacalao (codfish), croquetas, and much more as you soak up city views and landmarks: vegetarian alternatives are always available. Choose from a good range of departure times to suit your schedule.

Get an insider's view of Triana, one of the most traditional neighborhoods in Seville, on this guided eating and walking tour. Stroll the streets of this atmospheric part of town, learning about its history from your guide, and then stopping at local bars to sample some of the tapas. Discover the wide range of culinary styles, and then wash it all down with some locally made wine.

Tour Seville while learning Spanish in the company of a Spanish teacher guide on this educational and cultural tour. Stroll through the ancient city center, seeing all the must-visit landmarks and brushing up on the mother tongue as you walk. You'll take away a better understanding of the city and some language skills to use during the rest of your trip.

Deep-dive into Seville’s flamenco heritage in a way difficult to do independently on this multi-part, small-group evening experience. Meet your guide—whose family has deep-seated flamenco connections—for coffee to uncover the dance’s history. Then, enjoy a 45-minute flamenco class before savoring tapas at three different bars and hitting one of Seville’s smallest flamenco venues to watch an electrifying, authentic show—perhaps even starring your tour guide or class teacher.

Immerse yourself into the exciting world of flamenco percussion with this interactive 1-hour small-group workshop. Get your groove on as you learn traditional drum box as well as how to clap in the flamenco style. When the workshop is done, head to a bar with your instructor to indulge in some tapas and wine.

Enjoy an alternative culinary experience of Seville on a 3-hour tapas-tasting and market tour. With a gastronome guide, you’ll soak up the bohemian atmosphere of Alameda de Hercules neighborhood and sample tapas in contemporary restaurants. Feast on modern variations of traditional tapas, and savor Spanish classics in four handpicked tapas bars. In addition to eating the best tapas Seville has to offer, you’ll learn about the city’s rich culinary culture, and see its sights illuminated at night.

Take a big bite out of Spain’s legendary culinary culture during this 3-hour gourmet tapas tour in Seville. Explore the city where tapas originated as you mingle with food-obsessed Seville residents on a bar-hopping and wine tasting trip between several local eateries. Sample some typical small plates with the help of your ex-chef guide, washing them down with glasses of local beer, wine or sherry. As you nosh, you’re sure to pick up a newfound appreciation for this unique Spanish social culture of eating and drinking. Three drinks, plus many tapas, are included.

Enjoy this private walking tour 3 hours, and visit 3 of the best tapas restaurants in Seville together with a private official tour guide from Seville, who will take you around the best bars of the city. You will taste some of the best tapas of Seville, which is known as the best city in Spain for tapas. Your private tour guide will take you to 3 of the best tapas restaurants in the city, you will taste some of the best tapas of Seville, and also enjoy a drink in each of the 3 bars. Included in the price are 3 tapas and 3 drinks in 3 restaurants of Seville (in total), per person. The tapas history in Spain: ¨One of the most popular stories claims that, back in the 13th century, King Alfonso X of Castille found that, while he was recuperating from an illness, he could only eat and drink in small amounts – resulting in one of the first forms of tapas. The King thought this was a great idea, and then he decreed that every drink should be served with a small snack¨.