Neighborhood Tours

You will be warmly welcome to the rooftop restaurant that has one of the most private and exclusive rooftops in Seville. With views of the whole city center, get comfortable while your first two types of sangria are prepared. Enjoy a red wine and a white wine sangria with fresh seasonal fruit while also sampling marinated olives and a 2-year-old manchego cheese.   Later on, try the next drink of cava sangria with fruit perfectly paired for this type of sangria. Towards the end of the experience, you’ll see a sherry sangria demonstration right in front of your eyes and learn how to make an easy and traditional sangria using the most traditional wine from the region.   This will be an experience partially hosted lasting 1.5 hours and for first part you will be enjoying your food and drinks on the rooftop with your company. The last 30-45 minutes involve the interactive demonstration where you will try your hand at making sangria.

Discover Seville's culinary traditions and listen to fascinating stories from Seville's past on a tapas, taverns, and history walking tour. Start the night at Seville's oldest tapas bar where you’ll try vermouth paired with acorn-fed Iberian ham. Then, stroll through the historic center as you learn about its history from Julius Caesar to Christopher Columbus and the Moorish conquest to the dark days of the Spanish Inquisition. Next is a stop at a family-run restaurant that many visitors miss due to its small size. Try some delicious orange wine and tickle your taste buds with some cured Manchego cheese and slow-roasted pork belly drizzled with Spanish olive oil. On the way to your next food stop, you’ll see some of Seville’s must-see sights including the oldest Gothic cathedral in the world and the Barrio Santa Cruz before arriving at a local bar. Here you can taste one of the most typical tapas in Seville: Montaditos paired with a refreshing glass of Spanish wine. Finally, get off the beaten track and discover a few hidden secrets and plazas in the city before entering the last bar on this tour. Sit down and feast your way through the evening with shared plates of specialty tapas perfectly paired with Andalusian wine. Round off the evening with an unforgettable dessert, the best way to end the culinary crawl through Seville.

There’s no better way to understand the culinary wealth of Seville and Spain than by entering the kitchen, as you’ll see on this 3.5-hour cooking class and market tour. A professional chef will teach you how to cook traditional local dishes during a class that you’re sure to find educational as well as entertaining. The cooking school is located in the Triana Market, the perfect place to buy fresh local ingredients. Before the workshop starts, you’ll be taken on a guided visit of the market and hear a short explanation of its history and products. Sangria will be served to the group and you’ll have the opportunity to get to know each other while you’re cooking. During the meal that follows the class you’ll be served 2 additional drinks (beer or wine). You’ll prepare the following menu: Salmorejo (chilled tomato soup) or gazpacho Spinach with chickpeas or huevos a la flamenca Paella, as the main course Light dessert (such as lemon sorbet with cava)

Your tour kicks off at one of the most charismatic taverns in the city, which was founded at the beginning of the 1900s. There you will taste a few typical dishes such as flaming chorizo, served just as they did 100 years ago by being accompanied with refreshing artisan vermouth straight from the barrel. Walking through the historic streets of Seville and along the old Moorish souk, you will see the secrets of the fragrances of Seville before visiting a local bakery to see traditional cakes which are made from old recipes by artisans. The next stop is to one of the best-known bars in Seville, having trading since 1942. It is there that politicians, writers, and artists congregate, and its owner was given the Medal of the City in 2018. Finally, your last stop is a restaurant where tradition and modern influences are combined, Andalusian and International fusion intertwined. Throughout the entire tour you will be accompanied by a local guide who will share their expertise and passion for local culture and Sevillian cuisine.

Complete your trip to Seville by taking a walking tour through the picturesque labyrinth of narrow streets in the Santa Cruz neighborhood. This area, the former Jewish Quarter is the city's tourist heart.  Meet your official guide in the city center and enter the neighborhood on a small group tour. Learn about how an ancient Sephardic community dwelled in this area over many centuries. Walk in the same places where Spanish baroque painter Bartolomé Esteban Murillo once stepped. Stroll past tapas bars serving octopus and Iberian ham, orange tree-lined squares, and shops selling souvenirs, handicrafts, and ceramics. See the Gothic Cathedral and pass the Real Alcázar, a Moorish-Renaissance palace backed by lush gardens. Discover secret, alluring passageways and the city's best-kept hidden gems as you are fully immersed in this vibrant neighborhood.

Enjoy a day trip from Seville to Tangier. Transfer to the ferry aboard an airconditioned vehicle. Save time with an express ferry from the charming village of Tarifa to Tangier. Cross the Strait of Gibraltar, take a sightseeing tour, and eat a local lunch.  Depart from Seville and journey to the beautiful village of Tarifa to catch the fast ferry to Tangier. Upon arrival, discover the cosmopolitan flavor of a city that combines the cultures of Africa and Europe.  Take a panoramic city tour by bus and visit the Cap Spartel promontory at the entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar. Visit the Caves of Hercules, where ancient Greek and later Roman mythology believed the demi-god slept before his eleventh labor.  Return to the city center to enjoy lunch in a traditional restaurant. Explore the narrow streets of the Medina and discover its most picturesque spots. Return to the port for the journey back to Seville in the late evening.

Explore the rich history of Seville by visiting its most important sites. First, visit the cathedral. Learn all about the rich and cross cultural history of this sacred place with your guide.  From 9 people, guided tours are done with audioguides that are included in the price so that you don't miss a single detail.

See another side to Seville on a 2-wheeled Segway tour. Discover the Giralda, the beautiful Cathedral, and many other sites as you drive around this city. Begin your Segway experience with a training session. An instructor will talk about safety and explain how the personal transporter is operated. Take some time to practice, and when you’re comfortable, you’ll be ready to begin your tour. Pass by many sites including the Giralda, the Cathedral, Archivo de Indias, the Alcazar, Puerta de Jerez, Hotel Alfonso XIII, Plaza de Espana, the Old Tobacco Factory, Parque de Maria Luisa, Palacio de San Telmo, Torre del Oro and Guadalquivir. At each site of interest, the guide will provide historical commentary and take photos of you. Both group and private tour options are available.

Uncover local bodegas and bars to savor authentic Spanish tapas on this guided walking tour in Seville. Taste traditional tapas to tapas with a modern twist accompanied with wine, beer, sherry, or tinto de verano (wine of the summer). Choose from the Triana walking route or the Alternative route. Select the Triana route to explore the Triana neighborhood. Cross to this side of the river and enter an area that is know for being one of the birthplaces of flamenco and many of Seville's great bullfighters. Follow your guide through a maze of bars to discover traditional flavors. Pick the Alternative route to bask in the buzz of the trendy Alameda district. Find out how this district has transformed from being an a area full of brothels to a center for culture. Try modern tapas that push the boundaries of this cuisine to new heights.

The Alcazar of Seville is a palace complex, which embraces different styles and cultures with Mudejar, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque influences. According to UNESCO, it is the oldest royal palace in use and was declared a World Heritage Site in 1987, along with the Cathedral and the Archivo General de Indias. It has been the production set of films like The Kingdom of the Skies by Ridley Scott or the fifth season of the series Game of Thrones by HBO. The Alcazar was chosen by this television program to represent the kingdom of Dorne, created by George RR Martin. There are plenty of reasons to visit the Alcazar of Seville and discover all the details. You also have the change to visit the neighborhood of Santa Cruz.