Seville Highlights Private Driving and Walking tour
Seville4 hours
- Free cancellation
- Hotel pickup
About this experience
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Do you have limited time in the city? Do you want to get an overview of Seville? Whatever the motivation, with our Sevilla Highlights Private Driving and Walking Tour, you won't leave any corner of the city unexplored.
Our private driver will pick you up at your hotel, and together you will embark on a panoramic tour of the city. Always driving outside the walls that protect the historic center and visiting neighborhoods on both sides of the Guadalquivir River, you will see characteristic and iconic monuments such as the Seville Bullring, the Triana and Macarena neighborhoods, the Murillo Gardens, and the Maria Luisa Gardens. You will explore the places and monuments built for and during the two major Universal Expositions held in Seville – the ones in 1929 and 1992 – and, of course, the beautiful and iconic Plaza de España.
Your driver will provide you with the best explanations of the places you'll pass, and finally, he will drop you off at a central location at the entrance of the historic center, where you will meet our guide to begin the walking tour in the city center. With our expert guide, you'll see the Cathedral and the Giralda, the Archivo de Indias, the exterior of the Alcazar, and the Santa Cruz neighborhood - the former Jewish quarter - concluding at Mateos Gago street, famous for its lively atmosphere and bars.
Our guide will offer the best recommendations on where to enjoy tapas or savor the city's finest dishes. If this glimpse of Seville leaves you wanting more, consider completing your tour with a visit to the interior of the Cathedral and the Alcazar with our other guided tour Sevilla Cathedral and Alcazar skip the line Private Tour.
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What’s included
- Private car, van or minibus depending on group size.
- Driver-guide during the 2-hour duration of the driving tour (for groups 8 or larger, you will have a minibus with a driver and a local guide for 2 hours)
- Expert local guide throughout the 2-hour duration of the walking tour.
- City map with the route
- Briefing our guide with your travel preferences and requests
- A list of personal recommendations to continue enjoying the city on your own.
- Convenient pick-up at your hotel (if centrally located. Please indicate at check out)
Not included
- Tips and gratuities
- Food and drinks
- Entry / admission fee
Itinerary
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Summary of our itinerary
Please see a summary of the areas we covered during this tour. An array of plazas and streets will be included that are not listed for implications purposes. Please understand that this is very flexible and the guide may adapt the itinerary based on your needs or preferences. You will start with a pick-up at your hotel in Sevilla and you will tour the areas where vehicles can freely ride in Sevilla for two hours, stopping at landmarks for photos if you so desire. Upon concluding that part by car, we will commence our 2-hour guided walking tour through the historic center of Seville. This itinerary may be subject to change depending on the location of your hotel.
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Triana neighborhood
The private driving tour will begin by driving through the streets of this typical neighborhood in Seville. Located on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, Triana is known for its narrow cobblestone streets, charming squares, and colorful tiles. Moreover, it is famous for being the birthplace of numerous flamenco artists and hosting traditional ceramic workshops that have endured throughout the centuries.
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Seville Bullring
The Plaza de Toros de Sevilla, or Seville Bullring, is a historic and iconic bullfighting arena. Built in the 18th century, its stunning Mudejar-style architecture captivates visitors. Surrounded by rows of colorful seats, the arena embodies the cultural significance of bullfighting in Spanish tradition.
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Expo 1992
The 1992 Expo in Seville was a world exposition that showcased cultural and technological advancements. Held on the theme of "The Age of Discovery," it left a lasting legacy with iconic structures like the Spain Pavilion and the Alamillo Bridge, contributing to the city's modern identity.
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Macarena Neighborhood
The Macarena neighborhood in Seville is known for its lively atmosphere and rich cultural heritage. Home to the famous Basilica of La Macarena, the area is a blend of historic charm, traditional markets, and vibrant local life. Its narrow streets and iconic landmarks make it a must-visit district in the heart of Seville.
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Plaza de España
The Plaza de España in Seville is a breathtaking architectural masterpiece built for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. Its semi-circular structure, adorned with a canal and bridges, showcases a stunning blend of Renaissance and Moorish Revival styles. The plaza is adorned with colorful ceramic tiles representing different regions of Spain, creating a picturesque setting against the backdrop of the majestic building. Visitors can enjoy boat rides along the canal, marvel at the intricate details, and immerse themselves in the grandeur of this iconic Sevillian landmark.
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Paque de Maria Luisa
María Luisa Park in Seville is a lush and expansive public garden, adorned with fountains, ponds, and manicured greenery. Originally part of the grounds for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, the park offers a tranquil retreat. It remains a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking a peaceful escape in the heart of the city.
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Expo 1929
The 1929 Seville Expo, officially known as the Ibero-American Exposition, showcased cultural, artistic, and technological achievements. Held in María Luisa Park, it left a lasting impact with iconic structures like the Plaza de España and the Plaza de América, blending Renaissance and Moorish Revival styles. The event celebrated Spain's historical ties with Latin America and contributed significantly to the city's architectural and cultural heritage.
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Catedral y Giralda
Seville’s Cathedral and the Giralda tower stand tall as breathtaking landmarks. The Cathedral is massive, like a majestic castle in the heart of the city. It's full of beautiful art and colorful stained glass windows that sparkle in the sunlight. The Giralda, a tower beside the Cathedral, is like a giant puzzle made of bricks. You can climb it using gentle slopes instead of stairs! From the top, catch a stunning view of Seville—like looking at a colorful map spread out below you. Both the Cathedral and the Giralda are must-visit places where history and beauty come together, making your visit to Seville unforgettable!
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Royal Alcázar of Seville
The Alcazar of Seville is an architectural gem steeped in history, blending various styles across centuries. Initially a Moorish fortress, it evolved with Christian influences, resulting in an exquisite mix of Mudejar, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque elements. Its rich history as a royal residence and UNESCO World Heritage Site makes exploring the Alcazar an immersive journey through time and culture.
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Santa Cruz Neighborhood
The Santa Cruz neighborhood in Seville is a charming maze of narrow streets adorned with colorful flowers and cozy cafes. It's a place where history whispers from every corner, with hidden squares like Plaza de los Venerables and Plaza de Santa Cruz inviting you to linger. Among its jewels stands the iconic Giralda Tower, visible from many angles, and the beautiful whitewashed walls of the Murillo Gardens nearby. Don't miss the enchanting ambiance of the Santa Cruz neighborhood, where every turn reveals a glimpse of Seville's rich past and vibrant culture.
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Torre del Oro
The Tower of Gold served as a key strategic point during Seville's maritime trade, storing treasures from the New World. It was a vital structure for controlling access to the river and collecting taxes on goods entering the city. The Tower of Gold in Seville stands proudly by the Guadalquivir River, a gleaming remnant of the city's history. Its octagonal shape and golden hue complement the skyline, once used as a military watchtower. Visitors can explore its small museum and enjoy panoramic views of the city from the top.
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Mateos Gago Street
Mateos Gago Street is a lively and picturesque thoroughfare situated in the heart of Seville's historic center. It's renowned for its bustling ambiance, adorned with vibrant restaurants, charming cafes, and artisanal shops. This cobblestone street exudes a traditional Andalusian atmosphere, lined with beautifully adorned balconies overflowing with colorful flowers.
Good to know
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Languages
- British English
- Start times
- 09:30 · 10:00 · 16:00
Know before you go
- Comfortable shoes
- Water, hat, sunscreen in the summer
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation up to 168 hours before the experience starts.
- Cancel within 72h of the start time: 100% charge.
- Cancel within 168h of the start time: 50% charge.
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Meeting point
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Hotel Alfonso XIII in Sevilla
- Address
- Calle San Fernando 2, Sevilla, 41004, ES
- How you meet
- Meet on location, or hotel pickup
- Coordinates
- 37.38229, -5.99288
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