Half-day tourism in Seville

Explore the charm of Andalusia on a private tour with your personal local guide. Published duration: 4 hours. Review duration, location, meeting point and schedule before booking.

Schedule, access and logistics

Make the most of your stay in sunny Seville and let your local driver show you around! Admire the most popular attractions from the comfort of your own private car without worrying about leaving something out. Your host will share historical facts, necessary information about places of interest and, of course, his personal contribution to immerse you in the Sevillian lifestyle. - Hotel pickup and drop-off by a professional English-speaking local driver/guide. - 100% customizable and private Your day will begin with the most photographed place in the city, the Spanish Steps, a large square with a semicircular brick building in the Renaissance/Moorish style. The entire building is surrounded by a moat, where visitors can rent boats to row. Right next to the Plaza, María Luisa Park offers visitors the opportunity to relax, walk through nature and breathe fresh air.The highlight of the city is the Real Alcázar of Seville. Feel like a member of the royal family as you walk through ornate rooms and flourishing gardens that combine different cultural and architectural elements. Your next stop is the third largest Gothic temple in the world, the immense Seville Cathedral and its La Giralda bell tower, which have never ceased to surprise with their magnificence. The next stop is the Church of the Divine Savior, the second most important basilica in Seville and its interior is representative of the Baroque style. What is Spain known for except for tapas and flamenco?  Bullfights! The place to witness them is the Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballería, the largest bullring in the country. Now is the time to grab a bite to eat and the perfect place to do it is Barranco Market, a food market serving everything from seafood salads and avocado wraps to tortillas, pastries and craft beer. A jewel for riverside cities are their bridges. Here you will admire the Isabel II Bridge. Continuing a little further down, on the river bank is the Torre del Oro, the most photographed monument in Seville, composing a beautiful landscape. Another building with a very impressive baroque façade is the Palacio de San Telmo, which functions as the government house. At this point, your trip will become a little more modern as you will have the opportunity to observe the largest wooden structure in Europe and possibly the world, Metropol Parasol. At the end of your sightseeing tour, your friendly welcome driver will drop you off at your accommodation. EDITOR'S NOTE - Don't forget to try the tapas, a snack that you can find in any other corner of Seville!