Group Experiences in Seville

Built over the course of five hundred years, influenced by Moorish caliphates and Christian kings, the Alcazar's architectural styles span a wide range. One theme remained throughout, however: beauty. Alongside tropical gardens and lavish courtyards, the palace is notable for its tiled altarpieces that serve as frames for tapestries, and often add deeper meanings. Admire them for yourself with a timed entry ticket, allowing you to skip the occasionally lengthy lines!

Visit Seville Cathedral and see its impressive Gothic architecture. Walk through the vast interior and view the detailed altarpiece and Christopher Columbus's tomb. Climb La Giralda Tower and enjoy the views of Seville's cityscape. Explore the many chapels and discover the history within the cathedral walls.

If trundling along behind a guide and struggling to hear what they're saying isn't your idea of a memorable walking tour, then you're in luck with this audio guide app! This Seville audio guide is your key to the city. With a handy digital city map you can follow mapped routes or explore as you please. Every location around the city (there are over 100 points of interest!) has up to two minutes of audio commentary, including the Royal Alcázar of Seville, Plaza de España, and more!

See the stunning sights of Seville with this special deal! Combining skip-the-line access to the famous Alcázar of Seville and Seville Cathedral – two of the city's most iconic landmarks – with an insightful audio guide, it's the easiest way to make the most of your trip to this beautiful Andalusian city. Find out why the Alcázar is considered one of Spain's must-see destinations, and climb up the famous bell tower at Seville Cathedral to get a bird's-eye perspective of this historic city. Your ticket also includes access to the second-most renowned church in Seville, the Iglesia Colegial del Salvador.

See 11,000 specimens and 400 species of animals, plus two newly renovated ecosystems, The Rainforest and The Mangrove. Learn about the mysterious world of jellyfish in a new exhibition, and get up close to your favorite oceanic critters.

Visit Seville Cathedral, one of the largest cathedrals in the world, and see its impressive Gothic architecture. Climb La Giralda for a sweeping view of Seville's skyline.

Palacio de Dueñas is grand residence built in the late 15th century. Marvel at the Renaissance-style home that's seen the likes of poets, artists, and other VIPs over the years. Even Queen Victoria Eugenie enjoyed a stroll here in 1920. Notice the Gothic and Moorish influences as you walk with your audio guide through hallways and rooms. See the patios and gardens, and a huge collection of paintings, sculptures, tapestries, and furniture that adorn this stately home.

One hour cruising the Guadalquivir River is enough to throw a whole new light on Seville. Settle in for some Spanish sightseeing – rain or shine – without lifting a foot or finger. See the best things to possibly see in Seville from the water as you glide by! There's the Torre del Oro, a 13th-century military watchtower, as well as more structures stretching up from the Plaza de España. Also see the monastery of Santa María de las Cuevas, where Christopher Columbus planned his little trip!

Visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville and explore one of the world's most notable palaces freely, at your own pace. The UNESCO-listed Royal Alcázar of Seville combines Andalusian and post-conquest Castilian art. Use a downloadable audio guide app for this self-guided tour to move through this well-known monument. Learn about its history and important areas as you go.

**Seville** is one of Europe's lesser-heralded jewels, and with this handy Seville Pass, you'll enjoy some of its best cultural highlights. With access to the **Alcázar of Seville, the Cathedral of Seville,** the city's **hop-on hop-off bus tour** and the two walking tours, you'll get a fascinating introduction to the Pearl of Andalusia.

Hop on a modern bus operated by Tussam Sevilla for a convenient ride from the airport to the heart of Seville city. Forget about airport transfer stress and relax in a comfy, air-conditioned seat for a quick 45-minute journey. With Tussam Sevilla's reliable service, worrying about delays or missed flights is a thing of the past. The buses run frequently throughout the day to match your schedule, and your ticket remains valid for six hours, offering flexibility for your travel plans. Upon arrival, a friendly team is ready to assist you in boarding the cool, air-conditioned shuttles. Stay connected with free onboard Wifi and enjoy sharing your travel experiences with friends. Plus, these buses are wheelchair accessible.

Experience Seville’s highlights from the CitySightseeing bus. Visit iconic sites such as the Seville Cathedral and the Giralda Tower. Stop at the Plaza de España to admire its impressive architecture. Enjoy a ride along the Guadalquivir River, taking in scenic views. Discover the history of the Alcázar, one of the oldest palaces still in use today.

See the art of flamenco where it all started – in the heart of steamy Seville. At Tablao Flamenco La Setas, guests will find themselves enraptured by swirling skirts, tapping toes, and intoxicating music in an intimate atmosphere located underneath the Setas Monument. Combined with the best wine and selection of Iberian tapas (if option selected), this flamenco show is steeped in Spanish culture and tradition.

Take a modern bus operated by Tussam Sevilla for a straightforward ride from Seville city to the airport. Relax in an air-conditioned seat for a quick journey. The buses run frequently throughout the day to match your schedule, with tickets remaining valid for six hours for flexible travel plans. Arrive and find a team ready to assist you in boarding the comfortable shuttles. Stay connected with free onboard WiFi. The buses are also wheelchair accessible.

Why waste time booking separate tickets to the top three spots in Andalusia when you can visit them all with just one ticket? The Best of Andalusia Card is your key to exploring the Alcazar of Seville, the Alhambra and Nasrid Palaces, and the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba! You'll also get two bonus audio tours that you can plug into on your smartphone. Perfect to help you get your bearings!

Added to UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites in 1987, it's easy to see how the Royal Alcázar of Seville is full of cultural and historical significance – see it for yourself with these fast-track entrance tickets. From its centuries-old history to its modern place in popular culture, Alcázar Sevilla features Islamic art dating back to the Middle Ages as well as gothic, Renaissance, and baroque elements embedded within its signature exterior. Still used exclusively for the Spanish royal family, an occasional exception can be made – the Alcázar Seville was the filming location for _Game of Thrones_! Look familiar? Now open to visitors, your guided tour of Alcázar Seville will highlight the people and stories who shaped the Spanish city of Seville.

Get the lowdown on Seville's history and skip the long lines to the Royal Alcázar of Seville, the Seville Cathedral, and La Giralda with an official guide. Go back in time through Spanish dynasties at the Royal Alcázar of Seville, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Then walk to the imposing Seville Cathedral, which happens to be the world's third-biggest cathedral and the world's largest Gothic church, erected on the remains of a mosque and transformed over 900 years. Don't leave the tour before admiring the views from the bell tower of La Giralda. It's sightseeing and a Spanish history lesson all in one. You'll also see some _Game of Thrones_ filming locations!

The Triana Flamenco Theater offers a spectacular flamenco show. Sit down in your comfortable seat inside a beautiful theater to enjoy an hour of fiery, uninterrupted flamenco. You'll be blown away by the dancers and musicians on show, who are aided in their fabulous flamenco by state-of-the-art technical equipment and a wide stage. It's a great way to sample Spanish cultural heritage in Seville!

Soak in sunny Seville on an open-deck bus with a convenient hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus tour around the city. Enjoy the city’s most iconic buildings from an open-top bus – Muralla de la Macarena, Torre del Oro, and El Arenal – as you listen to an included onboard commentary. With 14 stops throughout Seville, you can hop-on-hop-off at your leisure and see the Andalusian capital your way.

See Spain's national dance brought to life at this thrillingly authentic flamenco performance, with a troupe of expert dancers showing off their skills in the 18th-century courtyard of Seville's Flamenco Dance Museum. Tap your toes and lose yourself in the fiery rhythms and sensual dance moves of the folk art that became a timeless tradition.

These Isla Mágica Sevilla tickets are your key to enjoying merry-go-rounds, free-fall rides, and more! There's a whole host of rides to enjoy, including Anaconda, Isla Mágica's waterfall experience in a dense forest. Be warned, it's filled with sudden drops, and you might get soaked! Don't bother drying off, the Iguazu waterfall is next. Ride down a smaller version of the famous South American waterfall at over 50 km/h and watch the big wave soaking everyone walking nearby. No one gets out of this place dry. Little kids have plenty to do too. Chill out on the merry-go-round, float along on a lazy river, take a ride on a mechanical llama, or ride a bumper car shaped like a piranha fish. With these Isla Mágica Sevilla tickets, you'll get the best of the Amazon, without actually going there.

At Teatro Flamenco Sevilla, you can watch live flamenco in the city where it began. Located in Seville, the theatre offers performances of traditional singing, dancing, and music. It’s a comfortable and welcoming place where you can enjoy real flamenco and feel at home.

Squeeze more out of your time in Seville with access to three of the city's top attractions, including skip-the-line access to Alcázar of Seville, the Seville Cathedral and Giralda Tower, as well as witness the Spanish art of flamenco at an authentic tablao.

Experience seamless travel in Seville with this convenient airport-city transfer package. Enjoy a stress-free, air-conditioned ride with frequent departures and flexible tickets, plus stay connected with onboard WiFi. **Seville: One-Way Transfer from Airport to City Center** Enjoy a hassle-free 45-minute ride from Seville airport to the city center with Tussam Sevilla’s air-conditioned and WiFi-equipped buses, running frequently and offering six-hour ticket validity. **Seville: One-Way Transfer from City Center to Airport** Experience a comfortable journey from Seville city to the airport with Tussam Sevilla’s air-conditioned buses, featuring onboard WiFi, frequent schedules, and six-hour ticket validity.

Take a boat tour along the Guadalquivir River in Seville with "Corners of the Guadalquivir." Join a shared ride for up to 12 people and travel through the calm waters for 1.5-hours. See landmarks like the Torre del Oro and the Triana Bridge while the captain and guide share history and local stories. Enjoy plenty of chances to take photos of the city from the water.

Embrace the spirit and passion of Sevillian Puro flamenco with a visit to the cutting-edge Museo del Baile Flamenco, founded by Cristina Hoyos - one of the world's most celebrated flamenco dancers. Explore historic exhibits and costumes, learn about the traditions, and practice your moves with giant interactive displays, then watch a live Puro flamenco show in the wonderfully atmospheric courtyard.

It took over 100 years, but they did it: Seville Gothic Cathedral is one of the biggest in the world. Take a guided tour and explore the jaw-dropping main hall and altar, and 80 individual chapels. Seville Cathedral is a sight to behold: and that's before you've climbed the famous Giralda tower to get incredible views of Seville and beyond!

The Seville Cathedral is as stunning on the outside as it is from within, but a trip to its rooftop will truly let you grasp the scope of this Gothic wonder. As you ascend to the roof with your guide, cast your mind back 400 years and think of the architects who wanted to create a church that would have no equal. Once you're amid the cathedral's towers, your tour guide will introduce you to the key players in the building's construction. Listen in on tales of masons, carpenters, blacksmiths, and potters who worked in tandem to create an unrivaled place of worship.

Enjoy a 1.5-hour boat cruise on the Guadalquivir River and take in the views of Seville from the water. While you sail, enjoy a small plate of Iberian ham from Jabugo, aged Manchego cheese, and a drink of your choice. The boat, El Miarma, has an indoor lounge and an open-air upper deck with comfortable seating, air conditioning or heating, music, WiFi, and restrooms. A bar service is also available at reasonable prices. The friendly crew will make sure you have a pleasant experience from start to finish.

Got a taste for life's finer things? Indulge yourself in one of Seville's architectural treasures and explore the majestic Casa de Salinas with an audio tour. An elegant blend of Gothic, Renaissance, and Mudéjar styles, you might get house-envy when you learn that this palatial abode is still privately owned and lived in! Clocking in at 25 minutes, this intimate tour offers a bite-size fix of culture away from the tourist hubs. Wander the ornate courtyards and ancient chambers in peace.

Pack the swimmers and sunscreen, it's time for some family fun in the hot Seville sun. This cool combo ticket gets you onto all the rides at Isla Mágica, as well as all the watery activities at Agua Mágica – the water park inside Isla Mágica. Take a spin on the merry-go-rounds, scream away on free-fall rides, slippery slides and more! Kids can check out the flying caterpillar ride, catch a 4D movie, or buckle into the bumblebee coasters. Then the whole crew can cool off with a dip in the wave pool, or a float down the lazy river. Slip, slide, splash, or sunbathe, it's all in a day's adventure at this watery wonderland.

Attend a unique presentation of flamenco during the day. The Museo del Baile Flamenco offers *Flamenco Matinée*, Seville's first daytime flamenco show. Each day at midday, six artists perform on stage, showcasing their flamenco talent through dance, singing, and guitar, led by Cristina Hoyos, a leading figure in flamenco. Take part in this rich tradition enhanced by natural and theatrical lighting, providing a distinctive atmosphere. With your ticket, also visit the museum to learn more about flamenco culture.

Dive into the depths of the Atlantic and rediscover the Titanic. With *Titanic: Echoes from the Past*, dive 3,800 m beneath the Atlantic Ocean to experience an extraordinary adventure. Travel back in time and board the Titanic during its maiden voyage, through a virtual reconstruction. Explore the remains of the shipwreck and relive everyday scenes captured by the expedition’s official filmmaker, William Harbeck, up until the fateful moment of iceberg collision.

Admire the skyline of Seville from one of its most iconic landmarks in an all-new way, and peer into the past using the wonders of modern technology! With Past View Metropol, your visit to the spectacular VR experience will be enhanced with a cutting-edge virtual reality headset. Get ready to time-travel as the headset transports your visual field back to antiquity, to see how life in the Roman Empire looked at this exact spot. When the Setas de Seville VR experience was first built, an extensive Roman archeological site was unearthed, and now you have a window to the world of the Roman Hispalis – discover its streets, its houses, and its gauges. Past View Metropol is also an interpretative and dynamic video guide that will bring you closer to the main monuments of modern Seville and the Universal Exhibition of 1992.

Explore the Palacio de las Dueñas, the former home of the Duchess of Alba. This tour takes you through one of Seville's most important palaces, built between the 15th and 16th centuries with Mudejar and Renaissance influences. Named after a neighboring monastery, the palace boasts a rich history and famous residents like the Pineda family, the Casa Alba, and writer Antonio Machado. Discover the palace's art and significant rooms with expert guides. Don't miss the chance to see the secrets and treasures of this palace and its gardens in Seville's historical district.

Seville's Museum of Illusions presents a unique exhibition that stimulates the human mind with optical illusions, holograms, rotating rooms, puzzles, and mirages, all designed to trick your eyes and put your mind to the test. This mind-bending attraction gives your brain a full workout. There's an infinity room, a vortex tunnel, and loads of interactive optical illusions for all the family. Remember your camera, there are plenty of hilarious photo opportunities!

The banks of the Guadalquivir river is a birdwatcher's paradise. On this full-day tour, try spotting flamingos, Spanish imperial eagles, and storks amidst the rice fields. Hit the Raya Real, a winding country road, and sniff the delicious pine forest on your visit to a chapel and bird observatory in El Rocío. Walk along Doñana National Park's forested trails, and opt for a swim in La Rocina stream. As the sun sets, look out for the elusive Iberian lynx. It's a date with the great outdoors!

Stop in for a night of enchanting Andalusian culture with basic entrance tickets to an authentic flamenco show at La Cantaora in Seville. Honor the cradle of flamenco dancing and see the best artists and dancers of its generation in an intimate tablao. Watch the dancers twirl and swirl around the stage as the musical accompanists keep rhythmic time to the beating heart of Seville. To add to your evening, you can add a drink and dinner to your ticket.

Explore the ground floor of a historic Sevillian palace on a one-hour tour. Located next to the church of San Esteban, this 15th-century palace was built by the Marquis of Tarifa. He named it after discovering that the distance from his house to the Cruz del Campo shrine matched the route from the Praetorium of Pilate to Mount Calvary. See Gothic-Mudejar architecture throughout the palace. Walk through rooms and courtyards displaying sculptures, portraits, and tile work. Learn about the artistic and historical significance of this important landmark.

Attend the Baraka Flamenco Show, presenting a traditional Tablao Flamenco with guitar, singing, and dancing. Located in Triana beside the Guadalquivir River, the show takes place in Lola de los Reyes, an Andalusian-inspired venue. Enjoy performances by talented artists in a comfortable setting.

From the world's largest Gothic church to its rich heritage of Moorish architecture, there's no shortage of things to see in Seville. If you're having trouble knowing where to start, then this free walking tour of Seville is perfect for you. You'll take a route past the main monuments, including San Telmo Palace (the region's governmental headquarters), the Torre del Oro, Maria Luisa Park, and Seville Cathedral. Along the way your guide will fill you in on the city's history from its time under the Umayyad Caliphate through to the Reconquista.

Let the spirit of flamenco sweep you off your feet with a lively introduction to the roots and culture of this fiery dance form. Focusing on basic body positions, steps, and flamenco rhythms, the class explores the expressive power of arms and hands. The class also provides ladies with a mamoncillo and flamenco flower, while gentlemen get a flamenco scarf. During the final part of the session, attendees can capture their newly learned choreography on camera to remember their flamenco memories in Seville forever.

This day trip from Seville allows you to explore Pueblos Blancos and Ronda. You will also learn about Andalusian culture with a live bilingual guide. Your tour will pass through local towns along the Cadiz and Malaga provinces. You can stop here and take some photos. Finally, stop in Ronda to see highlights like the Alameda, Puente Nuevo, and Tajo. You will walk along cobblestone streets and see houses built into the rocks. Take in the scenic views from various lookout points. Taste local dishes that reflect the region's culinary traditions.

Start your trip with a bus ride through Carmona, La Luisiana, and La Carlota to reach Córdoba. Explore the city's rich history, starting with a visit to the Mosque-Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Be amazed by its golden mosaics and endless rows of arches adorned with red and white voussoirs. The tour continues through the Jewish quarter, known for its narrow streets and the only synagogue in Andalusia. Walk along "Calle de las Flores," a traditional spot in Córdoba. After the guided tour, have free time to roam, enjoy a meal, or shop.

Learn about the history of bullfighting, absorb the architecture and atmosphere of this monumental bullring, admire paintings dating back to the 1700s. While the continued practice of bullfighting is highly debated both in Spain and abroad, there's no denying that the tradition remains a significant part of local culture in Seville.

Behold the new attraction gracing Sevilla's skyline: a hot air balloon with a breathtaking ascent of up to 150 meters, "Nao Vigía." Nao Vigía offers a bird's-eye view so you can soak in Sevilla from an unmatched perspective.

Put on your dancing shoes and celebrate the spirit of Sevillian flamenco. This cutting-edge museum was founded by Cristina Hoyos, one of the most renowned flamenco dancers of all time! With historic exhibits and costumes, life-size videos, and stunning interactive displays, the Flamenco Museum will have you tapping your toes and snapping your heels in no time – _olé_!

Take a virtual reality tour of Seville back in 1519, when Ferdinand Magellan began his historic voyage. Use smart glasses to see the 16th-century port and observe Portuguese attempts to sabotage the expedition. Watch the preparations and step into the virtual ship hold. Meet historical figures like Magellan, Elcano, and Pigafetta as they show the bustling port.

Experience flamenco's magic in a _tablao_ in Seville's center. Created by Sandra Guerrero _La Negra,_ watch as talented dancers and musicians captivate you. Feel the spirit of traditional flamenco rhythms and melodies. Enjoy the show with a cocktail followed by a meal at Hotel Abba's restaurant. Savor a fusion of traditional and modern dishes, with skyline views of Seville from this stylish hotel terrace. Immerse yourself in a night of culture and elegance you won't forget – you'll carry the rhythm and passion of Seville long after the night ends.

Enjoy a unique flamenco show with internationally renowned artists in a traditional tablao. Get closer to the Andalusian culture with a traditional flamenco show, interpreted by first-class artists in a special atmosphere. Your ticket also includes a visit to the Flamenco Costume Museum. The museum shows how the traditional dress of the April Fair has changed over time, with designer pieces, a recreated workshop, and guidance from Raquel Revuelta, director of SIMOF. The visit takes place 30 minutes before the flamenco show.

If you're looking for something unique to do in Seville, here's a scrumptious option to enjoy the city from a different perspective. Join a delicious meal as you sail along the Guadalquivir River aboard *El Miarma*, the only restaurant boat in Seville. Admire the views of Seville’s skyline while your crew serves you a menu with five dishes (three cold and two hot), dessert, and a glass of cava. Also, drinks are unlimited until dessert is served.

Take a guided walking tour through the Triana neighborhood. Follow a set route through busy streets and corners, stopping at communal courtyards and local craft workshops. Experience the area's connection to flamenco in several public spaces. Visit key landmarks like the Convent of San Jacinto, Santa Ana Church, and Los Marineros Chapel to learn about the Christian heritage and religious art. Explore the Castle of San Jorge, walk through Almohad tunnels, and see old ceramic kilns and the historic port area. The route also includes Betis Street, San Jacinto Street, the Capillita del Carmen, and Triana Market. The tour ends at the market, where you can try some recommended tapas. Along the way, you’ll hear stories and legends tied to each stop.

Start your journey through Seville with our walking tour through the city’s historic center. In this 2-hour tour, you’ll explore the iconic landmarks of Spain’s largest old town. Get to know about everyday local traditions. Stroll through the city's main sights with your expert local guide and hear of the secrets behind the Seville Cathedral, the Royal Alcázar, the beautiful Plaza de España, and many hidden corners only true locals know about. Discover the history of Saint Ferdinand, the Phoenicians who established one of the oldest cities in Europe, and the legacy left by the Romans and Arabs. Tour length and included sites may vary based on guide’s discretion.

Once you've tasted the tapas and explored the city, it's time to settle in for a cultural extravaganza. At the tablao El Palacio Andaluz, a cast of ebullient dancers, singers, and musicians will twirl their way into your hearts as you experience the essence of flamenco. The show starts every day at 7 PM and lasts for an hour and a half. This show has been chosen by Televisión Española for the promotion and diffusion of flamenco internationally, for its visual quality, its artistic value, and for being a top example of the most deeply-rooted Spanish popular culture. Your ticket also includes a visit to the Flamenco Costume Museum. The museum shows how the traditional dress of the April Fair has changed over time, with designer pieces, a recreated workshop, and guidance from Raquel Revuelta, director of SIMOF. The visit takes place 30 minutes before the flamenco show.

Start you day with a pickup, explore the historic town of Carmona. Next, head to Córdoba for a guided walking tour of the historic center. Visit Córdoba's historical landmarks and see the Roman Bridge, the old Jewish Quarter, the Royal Stables, and the Córdoba Synagogue (closed on Mondays). Walk through the lively courtyards that are ideal for photos. Enjoy free time to shop or try local cuisine (at your own expense). View the Mosque-Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its blend of Islamic and Christian architecture. After the visit, return to Seville, wrapping up a day full of learning Andalusian history.

Get set for a 120-minute discovery of sun-kissed Seville. Witness the awe-inspiring Spanish Square, the San Telmo Palace, and the America Square as tales of the city unfold at every turn. Starting at the Triana Bridge, and roaming through the picturesque streets of the Triana neighborhood, the tour progresses to the Royal Tobacco Factory, the Royal Palace, and Spain Square. But the adventure is far from over! Revel in the refreshing breeze at the Pº de Cristobal Colón, marvel at the shimmering Tower of Gold, and enjoy the tranquility of La Cartuja Monastery.

Step into ancient Rome with "Coliseum: The Legendary Arena," a virtual reality tour available at ECLIPSO Seville. Experience history with cutting-edge technology. From the busy markets to the depths of the Colosseum, follow Caius and see the legendary fights of Flamma, a gladiator who fought over thirty battles and chose fame over freedom. Based on years of research and careful recreation by Studio Small, this experience shows the Roman Empire. Meet gods, senators, and citizens in the world's most famous arena.

Visit the Seville Museum of Fine Arts, Spain’s second-largest art gallery. Explore its collection with a guide and learn about the history behind its paintings and sculptures. Built in the 13th century and remodeled in the 17th century, the building features Renaissance and Baroque architecture, including the Claustro de los Bojes and the Claustro Mayor. It became a museum in 1835, originally called the “Painting Museum,” and displays works from convents and monasteries seized during the 19th century. See Gothic, Renaissance, Mannerist, and Baroque works by artists such as Torrigiano, Pacheco, Valdés Leal, Zurbarán, and Alonso Cano. Visit the room dedicated to Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, housed in the former convent church, and view sculptures by Martínez Montañés and Juan de Mesa from the Convent of Santa María de las Cuevas. The tour ends with 19th-century paintings from artists like Gonzalo Bilbao, Antonio María Esquivel, and José Villegas Cordero.

You don't have to walk far for a culture fix in Seville, but if you have an artistic itch to scratch, look no further than the illustrious Museum of Fine Arts of Seville! One of Spain's most prestigious art galleries, it's home to luminaries like Goya, Velázquez, El Greco, and local heroes like Murillo, Zurbarán, Francisco de Herrera the younger, and Valdés Leal. Pore over paintings and sculptures by these masters and more, with a guided tour and 'brush' up on your art history!

Set sail on a historical voyage with the Nao Victoria's permanent exhibition, dedicated to the first circumnavigation of the world. Through audiovisuals, set designs, and lifelike facsimiles, explore the origins and key players of the 'Armada del Maluco,' pivotal events of this expedition, and its impact on history. Stepping into the shoes of courageous sailors and their ships, guests grasp the scale of their achievements, transforming oceans into connecting pathways between continents, cultures, and civilizations. Aboarding the Nao Victoria 500, you can get an intimate glimpse into the details, maneuvers, and daily life of the crew members who took part in this historic maritime feat.

Agua Mágica is Seville’s water park, located inside Isla Mágica, with attractions for all ages. It features a wave pool, exciting water slides at Slide Island, a sandy beach for relaxing, and a Lazy River for a gentler ride. You’ll also find El Arrecife, with a zipline and swimming area, plus Mini Paradise, a dedicated zone for younger children with games and small slides.

See an authentic flamenco performance in central Seville. La Tremenderia offers a venue where artists perform traditional flamenco live, without choreographed routines, in an intimate setting. Immerse yourself in the rhythm and artistry of flamenco performed live by passionate dancers and musicians. This show offers a smaller audience, ensuring a personal experience, and allows interactions with the performers after the show.

If you've ever watched a foodie travel show set in Spain with green-eyed envy, it's time to settle the score! This tour will take you around the sunkissed streets of Seville for a taste of Andalusia's cultural and culinary riches. You'll be guided around old-town Roman corners and busy riverside plazas in the historic Triana neighborhood, before enjoying a mesmerizing flamenco show, followed by a decadent tapas-crawl across three authentic tapas bars. Grab a ticket, and thank yourself later.

Go on a historic and cultural adventure of Seville. Start with a guided walking tour through Seville’s Old Town. Walk through streets and squares, see Moorish influences, and note key landmarks. Visit the Flamenco Dance Museum, exploring the history of flamenco through exhibits, videos, and live shows. Finish with a 1-hour cruise on the Guadalquivir River to see Seville’s skyline.

Take a trip from Seville to Córdoba, just 45 minutes away by a high-speed train. Tour this UNESCO World Heritage City with a guide. Start by visiting the Mosque-Cathedral Monumental Site of Cordoba, featuring a mix of Islamic and Christian architecture. Walk through the historic Jewish Quarter, known for its narrow streets. Enjoy free time to explore, try local food, or relax in a courtyard before returning to Seville.

Join a 13-hour guided tour from Seville to explore the highlights of Andalusia. Visit Córdoba’s historic quarter, walk through the old town, and see the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba (if option selected), known for its Moorish and Christian architecture. Continue to Setenil de las Bodegas, a distinctive white village with its cliffside homes. Finish the day in Ronda, situated atop a deep gorge, where you can see the Puente Nuevo. Return to Seville at the end of the trip.

See the nighttime transformation of Seville Cathedral. View its Gothic architecture, large vaults, and rich history as a UNESCO World Heritage Site under soft evening lights. Choose from two guided tour options after public hours, that give valuable insights and reveal historical details. "Projecting History – Visual Journey" ends with a video mapping show highlighting key aspects of the cathedral. "The Gospel of Wood" provides a closer look at sacred spaces with artistic lighting that highlights the main altarpiece.

Take a boat tour from Seville to see dolphins and whales in the Strait of Gibraltar. Tarifa offers a chance to view different cetaceans in their natural home. This 2.5-hour boat tour, led by an expert guide, is navigated on the Intercontinental Mediterranean Biosphere Reserve and provides information on local marine animals. You can see up to seven species of cetaceans, making it a great spot for wildlife viewing. After the boat tour, spend some free time on Tarifa's beaches before heading back to Seville.

Visit the British territory of Gibraltar on a day trip. Start with the Gibraltar Rock at the Columns of Hercules viewpoint for views of the Strait of Gibraltar. See San Miguel Caves with their stalactites and stalagmites. Meet Barbary macaques, the only wild monkeys in Europe. Spend free time on Main Street, known for tax-free shopping, and return to Seville in the evening.

Prepare for a tour of Seville to visit its significant monuments and learn about its history. Hear stories about well-known figures and local legends as your guides show you unique traditions and hidden spots. Explore unique traditions and discover hidden plazas and spots you might miss on your own. View remnants of cultures that lived in Seville.

Walk through the historic center of the city, Santa Cruz neighborhood, old Jewish Quarter, and see views of Triana. See Sevilla's important monuments, learn its history, famous figures, legends, and unique traditions. Visit squares, hidden corners, and remnants of past civilizations: Romans, Visigoths, Muslims, Jews, and Christians. Look at art and enjoy local food in the southern atmosphere. Finish the day by the Guadalquivir River, next to the Torre del Oro.

Visit the historic center of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for being one of the largest in Europe. Its historical and architectural richness makes it an open-air museum. Walk the streets of Seville that tell the story of the city. Find plazas and monuments that showcase diverse architectural influences. See landmarks like the Seville Cathedral, the Giralda, the Royal Alcázar, the Torre del Oro, and the Archivo de Indias, all symbols of the city's past. Explore neighborhoods such as the historic Santa Cruz, former Jewish Quarter, known for its flower-filled patios and lively plazas. Or visit the Arenal neighborhood by the Guadalquivir River, a hub of commerce and tradition.

Visit the neighborhood of Macarena, where tradition and modernity come together. Start at the Hospital de las Cinco Llagas, the current Andalusian Parliament, with the legends of Sor Úrsula and Virgen de la Esperanza Macarena. Walk along the ancient wall and enter Basilica de la Macarena. See churches like San Gil and San Marcos, built over mosques with minarets reminiscent of the Giralda. Find unique spots like the last coal yard, Palace of the Marquises of Algaba, and the Feria Street Market. Enjoy the Alameda, visit San Luis de los Franceses, and see the Plaza de Montesión. End the tour at the Palacio de las Dueñas, the birthplace of Machado.

Visit Santa Cruz, the historic Jewish quarter of Seville. Walk through paths lined with remnants of the old city walls and markers of the Sephardic route. Discover the Roman walls that once reached the Plaza del Triunfo. First, see the Real Alcázar of Seville, where Roman and Visigothic ruins remain in the Patio de Banderas. Learn about the dark legends left by the Inquisition. The Alcázar, alongside the Archivo de Indias and Seville Cathedral, is are UNESCO World Heritage sites. These spots offer insights into 16th-century documents related to the port of the Indies and its merchant exchange.

Visit an exclusive rooftop with views of Seville’s historic center. Before arriving, meet other cooking enthusiasts and get to know the group. Start the class with a welcome drink and some appetizers. While the paella simmers, take a 30-minute rooftop tour with panoramic views from Plaza de España to Torre Sevilla. Enjoy the paella you made together with the group, and before leaving, receive a special souvenir to remember the experience.

Sail along the Guadalquivir River in Seville on a private boat ride designed for couples. Spend an hour on a comfortable, spacious boat with ambient music, a restroom, and awnings for sun and rain protection. Share a bottle of Frizzante wine as you enjoy the views.

Take a guided nighttime tour of the Cathedral of Seville, the world’s largest Gothic cathedral. Learn about its history and the notable figures buried here, including Christopher Columbus and his son Hernando. See artworks by Murillo, Goya, and Martínez Montañés. Your guide will share insights about the Cathedral’s architecture and its connection to Seville’s past. End the tour with an audiovisual show inside the Cathedral.

Join a tour through the city's hidden dining spots and less-known eateries. Discover local favorites and unique places while sampling diverse dishes that go beyond traditional fare. Learn about each dish's ingredients, history, and cultural significance. Taste various flavors and get insights into the city's diverse food scene. This is ideal for food enthusiasts and anyone eager to see the city in a new way.

Explore Seville's Age of Discovery with a 2-hour guided tour of its key landmarks. Meet your guide at the Archive of the Indies, where the tour begins, and follow them through the city's historic sites. Gain entry to the Archives of the Indies and Torre del Oro on this tour. Learn about the Age of Discovery by visiting locations like Casa de la Moneda, Torre de la Plata, Reales Atarazanas, and Torre del Oro. Each stop highlights Seville's role during this important period in history.

Join a tapas and wine pairing tour in Seville. Get to know the local food culture and see a different side of the city, away from the usual spots. Visit three different places. Start at a local bodega with some tapas and drinks while learning about Seville's popular dishes and their history. Next, taste a range of dishes paired with local wines at the second stop. Lastly, enjoy a meal with several dishes and wines chosen in collaboration with top local restaurants. Learn about the skills and traditions that make Seville a hub of culture, architecture, and culinary tradition.

Start your food tour in Seville’s Macarena neighborhood. Visit six local spots, including churro stalls, small shops, market stands, and tapas bars. Along the way, try nine different dishes and enjoy three drinks. Sample churros, sweets, olives, cheese, and cured ham, then wrap up with a round of tapas. Supports local, family-run businesses and by the end, you’ll know where to go back for more during your stay.

Take a tour of Seville's heritage with virtual reality. Visit Seville Cathedral and La Giralda with an official guide. Have lunch at a restaurant that offers views of the skyline.

Take a day trip from Seville to Tangier. Travel to Tarifa and take a ferry across the Strait of Gibraltar, with views of the Mediterranean and Atlantic to reach Tangier. In Tangier, visit the Hercules Caves, walk along the Atlantic coast, and see camels with an option for a short ride. Walk through Tangier’s historic neighborhoods, home to Muslim, Jewish, and Christian communities. Enjoy a Moroccan lunch with dishes like couscous or tahini. After lunch, explore local markets and streets before heading back to the port. Take the ferry to Tarifa and return to Seville in the evening.

Taste Andalusian tapas in Seville by stopping at local tapas bars. Join a guide who will take you to historic bars and hidden bodegas. Visit 5 different tapas bars to sample authentic local dishes away from the usual tourist spots. Learn how the city's history and culture shaped its food and connect with other food lovers.

Store your bags in Seville using a convenient and secure luggage storage service. After getting a ticket, go to the designated storage point during operating hours. Show your booking or confirmation email and store your baggage for the day. When you need your luggage back, return to the same spot during operating hours, show your booking or email, and collect your belongings.

Start at Las Setas de Sevilla and walk down Calle Feria to see the Iglesia de San Juan de la Palma, a church tied to the city's vibrant history. Visit the Mudejar Palace of the Marquesses of Algaba and the Omnium Sanctorum Church, both key landmarks of Seville's medieval past. Continue through the Macarena neighborhood to the Basilica, home of the Virgen de la Macarena. Nearby, see the ancient city wall and one of the old medieval gates. Walk along the Cardo Maximo to Plaza del Pumarejo and the Mudejar Church of Santa Marina. Finish your tour at the Palacio de Dueñas.

Explore the history of Seville through its diverse architectural styles, including Mudejar, Renaissance, Baroque, Regionalist, and Contemporary. This tour focuses on two key attractions: the Church of the Divine Savior and the Ducal Palace of Medinaceli, also known as Casa de Pilatos. See famous art pieces from the Seville Holy Week processions at the Church of the Savior. Walk through a lively neighborhood with local shops where you can find outfits for the April Fair, the Rocío, or other events. Visit Casa de Pilatos, an important example of 16th-century Andalusian architecture. The tour ends at the Metropol Parasol, or "Las Setas," where you can choose to take an inside tour. This tour highlights historical landmarks and offers a glimpse into the local culture.

Walk through the center of Seville in the evening and hear stories of love, death, and events from the lives of many Sevillians. Visit the old Jewish Quarter and other places around the historic center. Start in the Santa Cruz neighborhood and learn about Seville's history. Hear about the Romans, Arabs, Jews, and Christians through their legends, tragedies, and anecdotes. Pass by Fabiola Street, Plaza de la Alfalfa, and Laraña Street. See what is known as the “golden mile” of mystery in the city.

Choose between an electric fat bike or a foldable bike to explore Seville efficiently and sustainably. An expert bilingual guide will accompany you. Join group-based excursions on an eco-friendly mode of transport. It is perfect for solo travelers, couples, and families, and for meeting new people.

Start the tour at the Metropol Parasol, where modern and historic elements of Seville come together. Walk along Feria Street, passing the Church of San Juan de la Palma, and visit the Múdejar Palace of the Marquises of Algaba next to the Church of Omnium Sanctorum. Continue through the Macarena neighborhood to see the Basilica, the Virgin of the Macarena, the ancient wall, and one of the surviving medieval gates.

Join the "Wine & Gogh" paint and wine workshop in Seville with no prior painting experience needed. Create art using fluorescent paint that glows under UV light while sipping wine.

Attend an exciting La Liga match of Sevilla FC at Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium. Feel the lively atmosphere and the passion of Spanish football. Whether you're a football fan or looking for something fun, a Sevilla FC match is a great choice.

Start your culinary expedition at a popular city center plaza and head to a market café. Watch locals shop and see an artist carve Iberian ham. Next, visit a bar to try irresistible churros with a cup of hot chocolate. After that, visit a convent and meet nuns who bake fresh cookies daily. Talk with a father and son team who serve fried fish and adobo marinade, a dish that seafaring Sevillians have eaten for generations. Then, learn to navigate tapas bars and enjoy selected plates of food. End your day at the city’s oldest bakery with a pastry of your choice.

Explore Santa Cruz, a neighborhood brimming with Spain's finest tapas bars, with the guidance of a culinary connoisseur. Begin your tour at the oldest bar in the historic Jewish Quarter – a testament to tradition and flavor since 1870. Next, visit Seville's tiniest bar, the epicenter of authenticity! This family-owned establishment is famous for introducing Seville to the now treasured local classic: orange wine. After that, continue the tour to an old wine shop, the second-oldest bar in Seville. Here, taste delicious small bites, including artisan bread with sobresada and salt cod, intertwined with the tangy goodness of salmorejo. The grand finale is at a family-run bar in Seville's historic center. Remember to taste shared plates of regional specialties and a traditional dessert.

Start your evening at a local tapas bar, where you'll eat a selection of Spanish-cured meats paired with your choice of beer, wine, or sweet vermouth. Get tips from a local expert to enhance your show experience. Next, head to an authentic flamenco venue in Seville's historic center for a passionate live performance. Finish your night at one of Seville's top modern tapas bars, feasting on creative fusion cuisine and discussing the performance over shared plates and great wine.

Join a food walking tour of downtown Seville, visiting different restaurants or locations to taste their best dishes. Taste classic dishes like tortilla, fried squid or anchovies, and chorizo. Enjoy montadito de pringá, a slow-cooked pork sandwich, or carrillada de carne, an Iberian pork dish with vegetable sauce and chips. Try regional specialties such as goat cheese with honey, Russian potato salad with homemade mayonnaise, and salmorejo, a tomato and bread soup. Finish with the famous Spanish dessert, churros con chocolate.

Go on an exciting 10-hour tour exploring Jerez de la Frontera and Cadiz. Step into the world of legendary wines and splendid equestrian performances. The tour begins at one of Jerez's top wine cellars, celebrated globally for its exceptional sherry. Discover the intricate process, from the nurturing of the soil to the caress of the sunlight and the age-old production techniques. Then, participate in a tasting of various sherry types. Visit the Royal Andalucían School of Equestrian Art Foundation, for those who choose the option. Witness the 'How the Andalucían Horses Dance' show, one of the world's finest equestrian ballets. The unique choreography shows traditional and cowboy methods of taming wild horses. Conclude the tour in Cadiz, with a guided walk through the city center. It includes a visit to the Neoclassical 17th-century cathedral, followed by leisure time for lunch and independent exploration.

Get ready to see some amazing sights on your Gibraltar tour. This tour has it all: history, culture, excellent shopping, and unique natural attractions. Start off by seeing the famous pillars of Gibraltar, believed to be constructed by Heracles. According to local legends, these pillars serve as a gate between Africa and Europe. After crossing the border, enjoy a panoramic tour of the area. You'll head to Punta de Europa, the southernmost point of Europe, where you can see Africa. From there, you'll explore the San Miguel caves. These incredible caves offer a lot to see. And don't forget about the monkeys! They're known for their playful antics. After all that excitement, chill out in your own way. Walk around Gibraltar's busy streets, grab a tasty lunch, or relax in a cafe. Make the most of duty-free shopping before you leave!

Step back in time with an expert local guide on a voyage to Ronda, one of Spain's most ancient cities. The adventure begins with a stroll through the 19th-century gardens in the Alameda del Tajo, where scenic views await at every turn. The New Bridge, an architectural wonder that seamlessly unites old and new Ronda, is a sight to behold. Then, the tour goes through various iconic landmarks, including the house of San Juan Bosco, a striking modernist mansion boasting colonial touches and Nasrid embellishments. In addition, visit the Old Bridge, the Bridge of Felipe V, San Miguel, and the Church of Santa Maria, a magnificent structure built atop an ancient mosque.

Join a local historian for a walking tour of Seville’s Santa Cruz neighborhood. You’ll hear stories that shaped the city, from Susona, a young Jewish woman remembered on her namesake street, to Miguel Mañara, the inspiration for Don Juan, and legends like Barabbás’ ghost. As you explore places such as Doña Elvira Square, Water Alley, Alliance Square, and Susona Street, your guide will share insights into Seville’s Jewish, Christian, and Moorish history.

Join a walking tour through one of the old town’s areas, known for its legends and mysterious stories. Seville has more than three thousand years of history and many stories and legends linked to its past. The city’s historic center is home to tales from the Christian reconquest in the 13th century and its golden age of trade with the Americas. With a local guide, you’ll hear about Seville’s famous tales as well as lesser-known ones that many residents don’t know. Join this evening tour to explore the historical and mysterious side of Seville and learn about the stories that have shaped the city over the centuries.

With this tour, you won't be wasting time struggling to get from one place to another, simply put your hair up and get ready to tuk-tuk your way through Seville. Witness Seville's iconic landmarks close-up, from the glittering Spanish Square and the stately San Telmo Palace, to the charming America Square. After a trip to the Triana Bridge and Real Maestranza, the adventure ends with a tranquil ride through the verdant Maria Luisa Park.

What really makes a champion? In the case of Spanish horses, there's a lot of science involved! Sevilla Equestrian: The Story of a Champion features over 700 horses, including foals, mares and stallions, in an experience designed to showcase how an elite horse is created and how a World Champion is trained with the best riders in Spain.

Palacio Bucarelli, also known as the Palace of the Counts of Santa Coloma, is a jewel of Seville's baroque architecture. Built in the 17th century by the Bucarelli family from Florence, it played a vital role in Seville's history as a hub of overseas trade. The palace's rich heritage includes being the birthplace of notable figures and a remarkable continuity of ownership within the same family. Today, your ticket can help you experience an authentic immersion into the past as the family still resides in the palace! Get a real glimpse into the splendor of Seville's bygone era.

Experience the excitement of a journey back in time to Baroque Seville with a visit to the Hospital de la Santa Caridad! This historic complex will take you on a breathtaking tour to the Church of San Jorge (17th century) through the diaphanous courtyards of the noble area. Inside the Church, you'll discover an incredible iconographic program designed by D. Miguel Mañara, a Sevillian aristocrat who gave up his wealth to construct the Church and Hospital. Mañara commissioned the most renowned artists of the time, including Valdés Leal, Murillo, and Pedro Roldán, to create this masterpiece. Immerse yourself in an environment of beauty and tranquility, and leave in awe of a time-gone-by.

This guided tour of seville is your gateway to the past. You'll walk through the city with a pair of VR glasses that will transport you to key moments in Seville's history. From the Roman Hispalis to the Almohad Isbiliya, you'll cover all historical periods, including the Seville of Cervantes, the Seville of Murillo, and the Seville of the 21st century. There's eight key locations – located next to famous monuments and spaces in the city – where you'll strap your glasses on and see the past suddenly appear. The buildings in front of you will change to their former glory, clothes will change to the style of the time, and all remnants of the 21st century will be stripped away.

What exactly is the difference between olive oil and extra virgin olive oil? And is it really true that Spain produces even more olive oil than Italy? All will be revealed in the olive oil capital of the world. The olive groves of Andalusia are the perfect place to learn about the liquid gold that no chef can go without. With roundtrip transportation from Seville, this half-day guided tour of an olive farm will give you information as rich as the oil made there.

What exactly is the difference between olive oil and extra virgin olive oil? And is it really true that Spain produces even more olive oil than Italy? All will be revealed in the olive oil capital of the world. The olive groves of Andalusia are the perfect place to learn about the liquid gold that no chef can go without. With roundtrip transportation from Seville, this half-day guided tour of an olive farm will give you information as rich as the oil made there.