Seville City Tour & Shopping
Bus tours
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Seville: A Spanish Gem of History, Passion, and Grandeur
Step across the border and into the soul of Andalusia with a day trip to Seville, where Moorish influence, Gothic splendor, and Spanish flair come together in one unforgettable experience.
Our arrival offers a stunning first impression with views over the historic Triana Bridge, one of Seville’s most iconic landmarks. From there, you’ll have free time to explore the city's most celebrated sights. Don’t miss the Seville Cathedral—the largest Gothic cathedral in the world—and the Royal Alcázar Palace, a masterpiece of Mudéjar architecture. Take a peaceful stroll through the lush Maria Luisa Park, right next to the breathtaking Plaza de España, famed for its majestic architecture and tiled alcoves.
Whether you're sightseeing or shopping, the city offers plenty of opportunities. Wander through the charming lanes of the Santa Cruz quarter—Seville's former Jewish district—lined with whitewashed houses, boutiques and tapas bars. On our way out of the city, enjoy a scenic drive past the pavilions of the 1929 Ibero-American Exhibition, a legacy of international elegance and cultural pride.
Highlights
- Visit the historic center of Seville, capital of Andalusia
- Free time to explore the Cathedral, Alcázar and Maria Luisa Park
- Discover the impressive Plaza de España
- Shop or stroll through the Santa Cruz quarter
- Panoramic drive by the 1929 Ibero-American pavilions
- Full day tour
Includes
- Official tour guide
- Transportation
- Panoramic city tour
Does not include
- Meals and drinks
- Entry fees
- Personal expenses
Important info
- Passport or ID required—this tour crosses the Spain-Portugal border.
- Seat is not guaranteed for children up to 3 years old.
- Child restraint systems (baby seats, boosters, etc.) are clients' responsibility.
- Walking in Seville can involve cobblestones and uneven paths—wear comfortable footwear.
📌 Remarks:
Book entry tickets in advance if you plan to visit the Cathedral or Alcázar—they're popular and often have long queues!