Seville, located in the southwest of Spain in the region of Andalusia, is a fascinating city. Famous for its historical and cultural richness, every corner of this city tells a different story. Seville is known as the birthplace of flamenco and attracts thousands of tourists each year. Today, we will explore the historical beauties of Seville and experience an unforgettable journey. This tour offers a unique opportunity for history and culture lovers.

Tour Program:

1.Seville Cathedral:
We will visit this magnificent building, one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world. Begun in 1401 and completed in 1507, the cathedral houses the tomb of Christopher Columbus. You can climb the bell tower called La Giralda for a panoramic view of the city. The cathedral’s interior, with its rich artworks and stained glass windows, will leave you in awe.

2.Real Alcázar:
We will explore this palace, an elegant example of Andalusian architecture. Built in the 10th century by Muslim rulers, the palace is still used by the Spanish royal family. It is famous for its charming courtyards, impressive mosaics, and extensive gardens. Some scenes from the series "Game of Thrones" were filmed here. The Alcázar offers a rich historical and architectural experience.

3.Plaza de España and María Luisa Park:
The Plaza de España, one of Seville’s most iconic places, was built for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. This semicircular structure stands out for its ceramic benches and impressive canals. The plaza is a perfect example of Spanish Renaissance architecture and is one of the most photogenic spots in the city. Next to it is María Luisa Park, offering wide paths, ponds, and a variety of plants, providing a tranquil refuge.

4.Santa Cruz Quarter and Jewish Quarter:
We will lose ourselves in the narrow streets of these historic neighborhoods, the oldest and most characteristic of Seville. With their whitewashed houses, balconies adorned with colorful flowers, and mysterious atmosphere, the Santa Cruz Quarter reflects the soul of the city. The Jewish Quarter, on the other hand, enchants with its rich history and cultural heritage. Additionally, you can enjoy delicious tapas in the traditional bars of the area.

Includes:

• Guide service
• Private tour

Not include:

• Lunch
• Museum tickets

End of the Tour:

The tour will end in the Santa Cruz Quarter, and our guide will provide information about the return. You can continue exploring the streets of Seville or relax in a café and rest. Additionally, your guide can give you recommendations on other activities and places to visit in the city.

Notes:

• If our visitors wish to visit additional museums, they can book their tickets on their own or we can arrange it. Since Seville is a very touristy city and sometimes it is difficult to find available tickets, it is very important to purchase museum tickets at least 2 weeks in advance.
• Prices are per person and may vary depending on the high season. Please contact us for more information.