Price range: 220.00 € through 250.00 €
Embark on an unforgettable Seville day trip with our expertly curated itinerary. Discover the iconic landmarks, rich culture, and vibrant charm of this Andalusian gem in this express tour.
Walk through the formerAl-Andalus city Madinat Ishbiliya to follow the trace of hundred of years of Muslim Spain in the middle ages: ancient mosques, hammams, souks, hydraulic systems, watch towers and defensive walls.
See the most important islamic heritage: the Giralda Tower, former minaret of the great mosque of the Al-Muhaddin dynasty (12th century) and the Golden Tower, a military watchtower.
Stroll through charming streets of the Santa Cruz Quarter, known for its narrow alleys, flower-filled courtyards, and cozy tapas bars.
Wander through the enchanting gardens and intricate palace rooms of the Real Alcazar, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its architectural beauty and historical significance.
Delight with Triana quarter skyline from the river boulevard while learning about Seville’s Port, once served as a major gateway for Spanish expeditions to the New World, including Christopher Columbus’s voyages.
TOUR DETAILS
Duration: 3,5h
Tickets Required (Not included)
Royal Alcazar of Seville
Adult: 19 EUR
Student (14-30) and Senior (+65): 10 EURChild (<13 ): 3.00 EUR
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