You can take a Seville city tour on foot as the Cathedral, Giralda and Alcazár are all located right next to one another in the Barrio de Santa Cruz.
To travel a little further afield it’s well worth taking one of the hop-on, hop-off bus tours which begin their itinerary on the side of the river, opposite the bullring. There are 12 stops in total and you can hop-on and off as many times as you like. Buses depart from each stop every 20 to 30 minutes and the duration of the route is about 75 minutes. Once you’ve bought your ticket it is valid for 24 hours so you’re under no time pressure to rush around the sights.
If you’re looking for something a little more special you can pre-book Seville private city tours with official, English-speaking tour guides who offer tours of the main attractions, wine and tapas tours and walking tours culminating in a flamenco show.
If you’d prefer to pre-book a city tour we’ve listed the most popular coach and walking tours below:
Seville Classical or Historical City Tour
This half day city tour is a morning departure which gives you a choice of either the “Classical City Tour” or the “Historical City Tour”. Both options include the services of an English speaking guide who will show you around some of Seville’s most important attractions such as the Cathedral and Giralda tower, the Alcazár and the Jewish quarter of Barrio Santa Cruz.
Seville Afternoon City Tour & River Cruise
This half-day afternoon departure will show you some of the city’s main attractions from the comfort of your luxury, air-conditioned coach. You’ll then take a boat trip on the Guadalquivir from where you get spectacular city views and sail alongside the pavillions of the 1992 EXPO site. Alternatively, you can just book a two hour river cruise from which you can see many of the city’s main sights.
Seville Evening City Tour & Flamenco Show
You’ll begin this special evening with a coach tour of some of the city’s main sights and illuminated fountains before heading over to one of Seville’s renowned flamenco tablaos. Here you’ll watch a Spanish flamenco dancing show with tapas.
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