Best of Seville (A Small Group Tour)
Best of Seville (A Small Group Tour)
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Description
Points of Interest
- Alcazar
- Cathedral of Seville
- Barrio de Santa Cruz
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
Experience the history and beauty of this artistic and cultural capital of southern Spain. Your tour begins with a 105 minute scenic motorcoach ride from Cadiz to Seville's historic monumental complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your first stop is the Royal Alcazar. Originally designed in 913, it's a stunning fusion of both Islamic and Spanish Christian architecture. Nearby is the beautiful gothic 15th century Cathedral de Seville. Walk through its golden interior and see its bountiful works of art and patio of orange trees with a Moorish fountain. Continue to the picturesque Barrio de Santa Cruz, famous for its winding narrow streets, white-washed buildings, and peaceful plazas. Enjoy a stroll before your delicious three-course lunch menu. Then, return to your motorcoach for a panoramic view and brief photo stop at your final destination, La Plaza de España.
Special Notes:
The drive between Cadiz and Seville is approximately 1,75 hours each way. The Royal Alcazar is closed for special occasions such as royal family visits; a visit to Pilatos House will be substituted. The Royal Alcazar visit is subject to last-minute official restrictions and closures without notice. The access to the Alcazar is subject to available tickets, which have to be purchased in bulks of 30 in advance. Flash photos are not permitted in the Cathedral or Royal Alcazar. On Sundays and Catholic holidays, the Cathedral of Seville will be visited from the outside only; interior can be visited after 02:30PMUse of an audio headset (included) will enhance your tour experience.
Child Price:
12 years & under onlyDetails
Tour timeline may vary to avoid overcrowding, etc.