Discover Seville

Cathedral and Royal Alcázar

You can take a combined tour of Seville’s two major monuments or visit them separately: the Cathedral with the Giralda and the Royal Alcázar. Experience art, history, and the true essence of Seville in a single tour. Explore every corner with an official guide and uncover its legends and architectural wonders.

Cathedral with Giralda and Royal Alcázar

• Duration: 3h 30m
• 8 people: 170€
• From 8 to 30 people: 190€

Cathedral with Giralda

• Duration: 2h
• 8 people: 100€
• From 8 to 30 people: 120€

Royal Alcázar

• Duration: 2h
• 8 people: 100€
• From 8 to 30 people: 120€

– Prices exclude VAT and entrance fees.
– On weekends and public holidays, prices increase by €20.
– For groups of 7 or more, the use of radio guides is mandatory in monuments and the city center. Price: €1.10 per person.

Panoramic Walking Tour of Seville

Discover Seville on a pleasant walking tour that takes you through some of the city’s most iconic places. We will start at the majestic Plaza de España, continue through the peaceful Murillo Gardens, and then enter the charm of the Santa Cruz district, with its narrow, history-filled streets. The route continues through the monumental area, home to some of Seville’s greatest landmarks, and ends by the Guadalquivir River, a witness to the city’s maritime past and a key feature of Seville’s landscape.

An ideal experience to get a complete overview of Seville in a short time, combining history, culture, and charming spots.

• Duration: 2h 30m
• 8 people: 120€
• From 8 to 30 people: 140€

– Prices exclude VAT and entrance fees.
– On weekends and public holidays, prices increase by €20.
– For groups of 7 or more, the use of radio guides is mandatory in monuments and the city center. Price: €1.10 per person.

Dueñas Palace

Located in the heart of Seville, the Palace of Las Dueñas is one of the city’s most beautiful and distinctive palace complexes. This historic building combines Gothic, Mudéjar, and Renaissance elements, reflecting centuries of history linked to the House of Alba. Its courtyards, gardens, and rooms convey the charm of aristocratic Seville, where architecture blends with greenery and a sense of calm.

During the visit, travelers discover an intimate and elegant space connected to notable figures such as Antonio Machado, who was born within its walls. The Palace of Las Dueñas is a must-see stop to understand Seville’s noble, cultural, and artistic life beyond its major monuments.

• Duration: 1h 30m
• 8 people: 90€
• From 8 to 30 people: 110€

– Prices exclude VAT and entrance fees.
– On weekends and public holidays, prices increase by €20.
– For groups of 7 or more, the use of radio guides is mandatory in monuments and the city center. Price: €1.10 per person.

Pilate’s House

Pilate’s House is one of the most representative and best-preserved palaces in Seville, considered a unique example of Andalusian Renaissance architecture with a strong Mudéjar influence. Built in the 16th century, it masterfully combines architecture, sculpture, gardens, and one of the most important tile collections in Spain.

During the visit, the main courtyard stands out for its harmony and beauty, while the rooms and gardens reflect the artistic taste of Sevillian nobility. Pilate’s House has also been the setting for numerous films and traditional celebrations, and it plays an essential role in Seville’s Holy Week and in the city’s cultural life.

A must-see stop to understand Seville’s palatial heritage, where tradition, art, and history coexist in perfect harmony.

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• Duration: 1h 30m
• 8 people: 90€
• From 8 to 30 people: 110€

– Prices exclude VAT and entrance fees.
– On weekends and public holidays, prices increase by €20.
– For groups of 7 or more, the use of radio guides is mandatory in monuments and the city center. Price: €1.10 per person.

Archive of the Indies and Seville, Port of the Indies

This route offers a tour of the General Archive of the Indies, one of Seville’s most important historic buildings and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to understand the fundamental role the city played as the Port of the Indies, the nerve center of trade and administration between Spain and the Americas during the 16th and 17th centuries.

The visit provides context on the creation of the archive, its role as the guardian of millions of historical documents, and its direct connection to the Guadalquivir River, the commercial routes, and Seville’s urban transformation during the time of the Empire. The tour is completed with an explanation of the surrounding monumental area, helping visitors understand how the city became one of the main economic, cultural, and political centers of the modern world.

An essential experience to discover Atlantic Seville, the protagonist of the voyages, exchanges, and encounters that shaped the history of both sides of the ocean.

• Duration: 2h
• 8 people: 100€
• From 8 to 30 people: 120€

– Prices exclude VAT and entrance fees.
– On weekends and public holidays, prices increase by €20.
– For groups of 7 or more, the use of radio guides is mandatory in monuments and the city center. Price: €1.10 per person.

The Charterhouse Monastery

Explore the Monastery of La Cartuja, a historic site on Seville’s Isla de la Cartuja.

Visit the Monastery of La Cartuja

This option focuses on the historical and architectural tour of the former Carthusian monastery, explaining its origins in the 15th century, monastic life, its later use as a ceramics factory, and its transformation into a cultural landmark.

An ideal visit for those who wish to learn about the building’s history and evolution, as well as its significance within Seville’s heritage.

• Duration: 2h
• 8 people: 100€
• From 8 to 30 people: 120€

Temporary Contemporary Art Exhibitions

In this option, the visit focuses on the Andalusian Center of Contemporary Art, with explanations of the temporary exhibitions active at the time of your visit. The tour highlights the dialogue between contemporary art and the historic space, contextualizing the artworks and artists within the architectural framework of the monastery.

• Duration: 2h
• 8 people: 100€
• From 8 to 30 people: 120€

– Prices exclude VAT and entrance fees.
– On weekends and public holidays, prices increase by €20.
– For groups of 7 or more, the use of radio guides is mandatory in monuments and the city center. Price: €1.10 per person.

San Clemente and La Alameda

Discover the Monastery of San Clemente, founded in 1248 by Ferdinand III the Holy. A Cistercian site with over 750 years of history, connected to royalty and a witness to Seville’s spiritual and cultural heritage.

• Duration: 2h
• 8 people: 90€
• From 8 to 30 people: 110€

– Prices exclude VAT and entrance fees.
– On weekends and public holidays, prices increase by €20.
– For groups of 7 or more, the use of radio guides is mandatory in monuments and the city center. Price: €1.10 per person.

San Luis de los Franceses

Admire the Church of San Luis de los Franceses, a gem of 13th-century Sevillian Baroque. Designed by Leonardo de Figueroa for the Society of Jesus, its history has evolved from its construction to its desacralization.

• Duration: 2h
• 8 people: 100€
• From 8 to 30 people: 120€

– Prices exclude VAT and entrance fees.
– On weekends and public holidays, prices increase by €20.
– For groups of 7 or more, the use of radio guides is mandatory in monuments and the city center. Price: €1.10 per person.

Itálica and San Isidoro del Campo

Santiponce is home to two of the most important heritage sites around Seville: the Roman city of the Itálica Archaeological Ensemble and the Monastery of San Isidoro del Campo.

Itálica Archaeological Ensemble

Itálica is one of the most important Roman archaeological sites in Spain and the birthplace of emperors Trajan and Hadrian. The visit takes you through the ancient streets of the Roman city, its mosaic-adorned houses, baths, and the impressive amphitheater, one of the largest in the Roman Empire.

• Duration: 2h 30m
• 8 people: 100€
• From 8 to 30 people: 120€

Church of San Isidoro del Campo

The Monastery of San Isidoro del Campo is one of the most significant medieval monastic complexes in Andalusia. Founded in the 14th century, it combines Gothic and Mudéjar elements and stands out for its historical, artistic, and spiritual value.

The visit offers insight into monastic life, the cloisters, the church, and its key role in cultural and religious history, including its connection to humanism and the Reformation in Spain.

• Duration: 2h 30m
• 8 people: 100€
• From 8 to 30 people: 120€

– Prices exclude VAT and entrance fees.
– On weekends and public holidays, prices increase by €20.
– For groups of 7 or more, the use of radio guides is mandatory in monuments and the city center. Price: €1.10 per person.