About Activity
Discover Seville on this 2-hour guided tour of the most essential and interesting to Seville where you will visit all the historical, cultural and artistic periods from Roman times to the present knowing legends, anecdotes and stories of ancient civilizations such as the Roman and Islamic civilizations and periods as the reconquest in the Middle Ages or contemporary.
Includes
- Professional art historian guide
- Local taxes
Excludes
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Transportation to/from attractions
Departure Point
- Consulate of Portugal in Portugal Avenue, Seville. In front of the Citroën Bar
Stop At: Plaza De Espana presentation and introduction to the Seville of 1929
Stop At: Parque De Maria Luisa We will visit Glorieta de Becquer
Stop At: Teatro Lope De Vega Surroundings of the Theater Lope de Vega
Stop At: Real Fabrica De Tabacos Old Tobacco Factory in Seville
Stop At: Hotel Alfonso XIII surroundings
Stop At: Archivo General De Indias surroundings of the Archivo de Indias
Stop At: Real Alcazar De Sevilla Real Alcazar surroundings
Stop At: Catedral De Sevilla Cathedral surroundings
Stop At: Plaza Del Triunfo Monument to Immaculate
Stop At: Barrio Santa Cruz Brief visit of surroundings of the Old Jewish Quarter
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller Public transportation options are available nearby Suitable for all physical fitness levels A minimum of 2 Adults per booking is required Children must be accompanied by 2 adults minimum Please be on time and we recommend at least 5 minutes prior to contact with our guide. If you are not on time the service is considered complete and no refunds or claims are available once a tour has commenced. Operated by Andalusia Tour Travel For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Reviews
A monumental 3000 year old city. Susan_H
I couldn’t name just one experience…each curve in the road revealed another stunning building, way to many to count. Julio our guide put the history together for us and his pride in Saville was contagious.
