Tours & Itineraries

Cultural routes to experience Seville from a new perspective

Tours & Itineraries

Cultural routes to experience Seville from a new perspective

Discover Seville step by step through its history and heritage

Explore the city and its surroundings with carefully selected cultural routes and itineraries that let you experience Seville from multiple perspectives: its history, heritage, neighborhoods, monumental spaces, and the most unique sites in the province.

Each tour is designed to provide a complete and accessible experience, tailored to different interests and audiences, combining historical explanations, cultural context, and enjoyment of the surroundings. A set of visits created to understand, explore, and truly experience Seville, whether for the first time or from a deeper, local perspective.

Catedral de Sevilla vista desde la Plaza Virgen de los Reyes con la fuente de la farola como elemento central durante una visita cultural con Conoce Sevilla

Cathedral and Royal Alcázar

Art, history, and the essence of Seville in a single tour

You can choose a combined visit to Seville’s two main monuments or visit them separately: Cathedral with the Giralda and Royal Alcázar.

Plaza de España en Sevilla vista desde una torre de esquina hacia el lago en diagonal, foto de Conoce Sevilla

Walking Tour of Seville

Discover Seville on a pleasant walking tour

Explore some of the city’s most emblematic sites, starting at the majestic Plaza de España, strolling through the Santa Cruz neighborhood, and finishing by the Guadalquivir River.

Patio de la Casa de Pilatos en Sevilla con la fuente central y una estatua en la esquina durante una visita cultural con Conoce Sevilla

Casa Pilatos

Visit one of Seville’s most beautiful palaces

One of the city’s most iconic and well-preserved palaces. Italian Renaissance and Mudéjar traditions merge in a unique space of art and history

Palacio de Dueñas

Experience art, history, and tradition

his historic building combines Gothic, Mudéjar, and Renaissance elements. A gem of Seville’s noble past, with courtyards and gardens where art, history, and tradition come alive.

Interior del Archivo de Indias en Sevilla con estanterías llenas de tomos y bóveda del techo durante una visita cultural con Conoce Sevilla

Seville, Port of the Indies

Understand Seville’s role as the Port of the Indies

The city as the hub of trade and administration between Spain and the Americas during the 16th and 17th centuries.

Plaza de los Refinadores o de Doña Elvira en Sevilla durante una visita cultural con Conoce Sevilla

Teresas and Don Juan Tenorio

Amid whitewashed houses, history, and popular tradition

A literary tour through Seville’s settings linked to the myth of Don Juan Tenorio, where the city becomes the protagonist of one of Spanish literature’s most universal stories.

Monasterio de la Cartuja en Sevilla durante una visita cultural con Conoce Sevilla

La Cartuja and Contemporary Art

La Cartuja blends its historic past with modern art

Explore the Monastery of La Cartuja, a historic site on Seville’s Cartuja Island, home to the Andalusian Centre for Contemporary Art.

Convento de San Clemente en Sevilla durante una visita cultural con Conoce Sevilla

San Clemente and the Alameda

A Cistercian site with over 750 years of history

A historic Cistercian monastery preserving centuries of religious and cultural heritage in the heart of Seville, linked to royalty and witness to the city’s spiritual and cultural legacy.

San Luis de los Franceses

A masterpiece of Sevillian Baroque

A masterpiece of Sevillian Baroque, where architecture, altarpieces, and symbolism create one of the city’s most spectacular and unique spaces.

Itálica

Ancient Roman city and birthplace of emperors

Itálica preserves impressive archaeological remains that reveal life and the splendor of Rome in Hispania. It is one of Spain’s most important Roman archaeological sites.

San Isidoro del Campo

A monastic complex combining Gothic and Mudéjar art

This historic building combines Gothic, Mudéjar, and Renaissance elements. A gem of Seville’s noble past, a historic complex of courtyards and gardens where art, history, and tradition can be felt.

Casa Salinas

16th-century palace blending Renaissance and Mudéjar styles

A 16th-century Sevillian palace combining Renaissance and Mudéjar elements, reflecting the elegance and lifestyle of the city’s historic nobility.

Patio del Palacio de la Condesa de Lebrija en Sevilla con arcos, mosaicos en el suelo y estatuas romanas al fondo, foto de Conoce Sevilla

Palace of the Countess of Lebrija

One of Spain’s most important Roman mosaic collections

A unique Sevillian palace-museum housing one of Spain’s most important Roman mosaic collections, set within an elegant historic building.

Patio y arcadas del pórtico del claustro del Monasterio de Santa Paula en Sevilla durante una visita cultural con Conoce Sevilla

Monastery of Santa Paula

Monastery with significant artistic and religious heritage

A place of reflection and art, preserving one of the most beautiful Renaissance façades in Seville and valuable heritage linked to convent life.

Patio y arcos del Real Monasterio de Santa Clara en Sevilla durante una visita cultural con Conoce Sevilla

Monastery of Santa Clara

Preserves important Mudejar and Gothic elements

Former medieval convent transformed into a cultural space, preserving important Mudejar and Gothic elements and representing the evolution of Seville’s religious heritage to its current use as a cultural center.

Pórtico del Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla con fuente central y arcadas, foto de Conoce Sevilla

Museum of Fine Arts

A must-see for Sevillian painting

Housed in a former convent, it is one of the most important museums in Spain and an essential reference to understand Sevillian painting, especially Baroque art.

Patio y arcada del Palacio de los Bucarelli en Sevilla durante una visita cultural con Conoce Sevilla

Bucarelli Palace

17th-century Baroque highlighting elegant architecture

17th-century Baroque palace notable for its elegant architecture and its ties to one of the most influential noble families of historical Seville.

Patio del Palacio de los Marqueses de la Algaba en Sevilla durante una visita cultural con Conoce Sevilla

Marquises of La Algaba

Former Mudejar noble palace

Former Mudejar noble palace preserving one of the most remarkable façades of this style in Seville, now an important cultural venue.

Puente de Triana o Isabel II sobre el río Guadalquivir de noche durante una visita cultural con Conoce Sevilla

Triana Neighborhood

Tradition, history, and daily life along the Guadalquivir

Triana is one of Seville’s most iconic neighborhoods, home to potters, sailors, and flamenco, where tradition, history, and daily life blend along the Guadalquivir River.

Arcadas del Hospital de la Caridad en Sevilla con una fuente en primer plano y otra al fondo, visita cultural con Conoce Sevilla

Charity Hospital

Art and charity combined in an exceptional complex

17th-century Baroque building combining art and charity. It features a remarkable church, paintings by Murillo and Valdés Leal, and sculptures by Martínez Montañés and Pedro Roldán.

Routes and Monuments

If you have a specific educational project or want to tailor a visit to your group’s interests, we help you design customized tours. Tell us what you need, and we’ll plan it with you!