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.
Explore the 15th-century Cathedral of Seville, one of the world's most impressive cathedrals, on this 90-min guided tour. Built on a 12th-century mosque, the cathedral displays a golden altarpiece and a vast art collection.
Join a guided tour through the rich history of Seville: its Islamic past, Jewish legacy, and Christian roots. See the third largest cathedral in the world, built over a mosque with 900 years of history.
Meet the guide at Plaza del Salvador by the Martínez Montañés sculpture. The guide will outline the tour details and stay with you throughout.
Walk to and learn about the city's key churches. The two-hour tour includes stops at the Church of San Salvador and the Cathedral of Santa María de la Sede (Seville Cathedral).
Visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987. View its blend of Islamic, Mudéjar, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque art, reflecting Spain's history and culture. Known for scenes from "Game of Thrones," see spots like the Prince's Garden and the Courtyard of the Maidens.
Take a tour into the city's historical evolution, highlighting its role as a religious and cultural landmark. This site showcases over a thousand years of history with architectural styles from the Islamic era, late Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque, and 19th century.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Meet your guide and fellow travelers in Plaza del Triunfo as the city starts its day. See long lines forming outside the Alcazar, but skip them with exclusive early access. Enter the palace without waiting in line.
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.
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.
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.
Take a walking tour of Seville to see its culture, history, and architecture. Visit two UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Alcazar with VIP access. Walk through the monumental palace before the crowds arrive. Continue to the old Jewish Quarter and end the tour at Seville’s impressive cathedral.
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.
Visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville, a historic site that showcases centuries of history and mudéjar architecture.
Pass through the security check and begin exploring the palaces, courtyards, and gardens that blend various cultures that have influenced Seville. After the tour, you can stay and continue to explore the site on your own.