Top Seville Walking Tours - page 5

Learn the secrets of olive oil on a half-day olive oil farm visit and tasting from Seville. Escape the crowds of the city center as you explore the olive groves of an acclaimed olive oil maker, and learn about the area’s history of olive cultivation. See how the olives are turned into high-quality oils at the factory, enjoy a tasting of several varieties, and if you wish, purchase some favorites (own expense).

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.

Watching the sunset in Doñana is one of the most beautiful things in the world. Its special light, the fine sand of its beaches. With this tour we take you to Doñana from Seville to enjoy an unforgettable experience. Before reaching the beach of Matalsacañas where the 2-hour horse ride takes place we will stop at El Rocio, a village where the streets are sandy. We will make a guided tour of its streets, its marsh and its Hermitage. Our guide will advise you a popular restaurant and guide you in choosing the menu if you wish (lunch not included in the price of the tour). After lunch we will make the route on horseback until sunset.

Seville’s Jewish heritage is woven into narrow streets and hidden courtyards—details that are easy to miss without context. This private walking tour brings that history into focus as you explore the former Jewish quarters of Santa Cruz and San Bartolomé. Visit landmarks such as Plaza de San Francisco and Casa Fabiola while your guide shares stories of tradition, resilience, and cultural legacy.

Discover the best that the Andalucian city of Sevilla has to offer when you book this sightseeing tour of its highlights. Alongside a private guide, visit the Royal Alcazar of Seville, the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See, and the beautifully tiled Plaza de España. While you explore, your guide provides you with information on the rich history of each attraction as well as the city.

Seville is the birthplace of Flamenco and tapas. You will start this experience in a local tablao where you will have the opportunity to see a live show. After the show, you will enjoy our traditional gastronomy in local bars.

With this visit, you will take a tour of the area with the greatest monumental concentration in Seville, where the Alcázar, the Archive of the Indies and the Cathedral are located, which are buildings that have been declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. At the height of the Cathedral we can see the Giralda, 104 meters high and with ramps so that Muslims could climb on horseback when they were summoned to prayer. We will continue through the town hall, which is located in the Plaza Nueva, where the most expensive shops in the city are located. Then we will have the opportunity to see the Plaza del Salvador, an ideal place to have a beer. We will continue on our way to the river from which you can see the bridges and even the canoeists. We will continue through the San Telmo Palace and the Tobacco Factory, which is the headquarters of the University of Seville, where future applicants to study a degree must register. Finishing in the Plaza de España.

Discover one of Seville’s main attractions with a tour of the Alcázar, a royal palace. See the distinct architecture of the palace and learn about its history during a walking tour. Explore the gardens and keep kids entertained with a family-friendly tour that includes educational quizzes and games.

Experience Seville with ease by foot on this small-group tour. In the company of your guide, set out into the city and learn about its history and culture. Stroll the scenic streets and admire the architecture and monuments. Enjoy focused attention from your guide in the company of your small group of fellow walkers.

Discover One of Spain’s Finest Art Galleries on a 2-Hour Guided Tour Immerse yourself in Spanish art history with this 2-hour guided tour of the Museum of Fine Arts in Seville — the second-largest art gallery in Spain. Admire an impressive collection that spans from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, featuring masterpieces by iconic artists such as Murillo, Zurbarán, Bécquer, Velázquez, Goya, and more. With the insight of a knowledgeable local guide, you’ll uncover the fascinating stories behind the artists and the artistic movements that helped shape Spain’s rich cultural heritage. Housed in the stunning former Convent of La Merced — a 13th-century building redesigned in the 17th century — the museum offers not only artistic treasures but also beautiful Renaissance and Baroque architecture, including serene cloisters and courtyards. Located in the heart of Seville, this visit is a must for art lovers and cultural enthusiasts alik

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.

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.

Feel like real-life royalty as you wander the charming streets of Seville on this 2-hour tour. Gaze in wonder at the exquisite gardens and fabulous Moorish-style architecture of the Real Alcazar palace and fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Then wander amidst the quiet courtyards, narrow streets and striking Andalusian facades of Barrio Santa Cruz and Seville’s old Jewish Quarter. As you proceed, your professional art historian guide will help place the city’s unique architecture and buildings into context.

Get a comprehensive overview of Seville packed in to just two hours on this whirlwind tour. Perfect for first-time visitors or those short on time, you'll learn about the historical, artistic, cultural, and architectural aspects of the city from ancient times to modern day. Highlights include Gold Tower, the Tobacco Factory, Alfonso XIII Hotel, Spain Square, and others.

Take a 75-minute guided walking tour to explore the beautiful gardens that were part of the American Exhibition of 1929. Roam the grounds of Maria Luisa Park, part of the private gardens of San Telmo Palace, and see the famous Spain and American Squares. See where scenes of famous movies were filmed and learn about the architecture and design of the gardens from your informative guide.

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.

This half-day cultural tour explores two of Seville’s most iconic palaces, showcasing its rich history, art, and architecture. Visit the Pilate’s House, a stunning mix of Renaissance and Mudéjar styles with beautiful courtyards and intricate tiles, then continue to the Palace of the Dueñas, famous for its gardens, elegant rooms, and blend of Gothic, Mudéjar, and Renaissance influences, offering a fascinating glimpse into Seville’s aristocratic heritage.

Discover the story of Seville’s Santa Cruz area–and avoid the crowds on bigger group experiences–on this private tour, with priority access to the Royal Alcázar, the Cathedral of Seville, and its bell tower La Giralda all included. Explore these historic landmarks, uncover corners you might otherwise have missed, and learn about local culture from your local guide along the way.

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.

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.

Explore Seville by foot, and find out all the details you’ll need as a first timer in the city on this panoramic historical 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.

Get an in-depth look at Seville’s incredible collection of art, architecture and history during this 3-hour, family-friendly, private tour. You’ll explore the lush gardens and hidden secrets of the ‘Alcazar,’ Seville’s one-time Moorish palace, wander the charming streets of the city’s Santa Cruz area, and visit the final resting place of explorer Christopher Columbus.

Explore two beautiful, off-the-beaten-path neighborhoods in Seville on this guided walking tour. Discover Macarena and Alameda, two distinct and attractive neighborhoods, with a local guide at your side at all times. See some bohemian areas and the creations of other artists, and then stop into the many local boutiques, shops, and bars that occupy the area.

Discover an oft-ignored side to Seville on this private walking tour focusing on the role of women in the southern Spanish city. Your guide reveals lesser-known accounts of inspirational women—stories you’re unlikely to hear on traditional sightseeing tours—and takes you to various locations associated with these notable figures.