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.
Visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987, notable for its historical significance alongside the Seville Cathedral and the Archive of the Indies.
Join a guided walking tour in Seville to visit three carefully chosen spots for tapas and regional wines. Start in a traditional Andalusian tavern and taste local specialties.
Visit the Seville Cathedral and the Alcazar, the main attractions in Seville. This 3.5-hour tour includes a guide who shares stories and facts about the rich history of both sites, including Arabic, Christian, and Roman influences.
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.
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.
Join a tour of Seville and learn about its history and culture. Understand the history and details behind the cathedral, its main altarpiece, and the Giralda, a former minaret now a bell tower.
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.
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.
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.
Start with a walk towards the Seville Cathedral. Pass landmarks such as the monument to King Fernando III, the Seville City Hall, and Avenida de la Constitución.
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.
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 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.
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.