Famous for passionate flamenco dancing and the ornate, brilliant Alcazar castle, Seville is a Spanish paradise. The city is little-known to tourists, leaving much to be discovered and substantially lowering the cost of attractions!
There are so many things to do in Seville Spain, from adventure activities and dance lessons to Seville attractions, cafes, and excursions.
We’ve put all the best Seville tours together into one handy place – so that you can find and compare all your favorite options!
Wondering what to do in Seville Spain? Check out our post on the famous Plaza De Espana, and embark on one or two tours of Seville! In such a beautiful place, surrounded by friendly people and incredible food and culture, you simply can’t go wrong.
Leave Seville behind for the day and set out on a guided tour of beautiful Granada! You’ll explore the historic city, stopping at all the top attractions - including, of course, the palace of Alhambra. This tour is a perfect way to relax and enjoy some Granada sightseeing, with skip-the-line entrances and a knowledgeable local guide who will tell you all about the city’s rich history. You can choose between a guided tour with a small group, or a larger group. If you’re looking for a more romantic and private experience, you can even choose a private tour!
Seville is known as the cultural heart of Southern Spain. The historical Andalusian region has tons to boast, but nothing quite beats Seville. This beautiful city is known for its tasty tapas and delicious wines. While Sangria might be the first thing that comes to mind, there is so much more to Spanish wines than this delicious pitcher drink. Tasting the best tapas in Seville is an absolute must-do while in the area. Along with a Granada day trip, it’s one of the very best things to do in Southern Spain. That way you’ll experience the sights, tastes, and history of the Andalusian region. We’ve listed a variety of different options that are great for couples, groups, and solo travellers. You can choose to make it a day activity or fit it into your evening itinerary. Whatever you decide to do, it’ll be a delicious adventure.
This tour is ideal for those who are wanting to make the most of their stay and learn about Seville, while enjoying its food and wine. It might get a little hot in summer, which is one of the reasons that siestas are so popular in Spain. But you could always opt for the 8 pm option and make it an evening adventure.
Comfort
8
Value for money
10
Fun
10
Level of activity
8
PROS:
You’ll explore local bars and restaurants
Food and drinks are included
Experienced guides that are knowledgeable and friendly
CONS:
There’s a limited amount of food and drinks, though normally generous portions
Skip the long lines to one of Seville's most popular monuments with a quick entry ticket to the stunning cathedral and bell tower of La Giralda. So if you’re planning on checking out the Seville Cathedral and all it has to offer, then the best way to ensure that you don’t end up testing your patience in a long line first, would be to buy your Seville Cathedral tickets online.
Know before you book
The opening hours can be changed without prior notice for the celebration of public worship events inside the premises
Children under 15 years enter the cathedral for free
Tickets aren’t the only thing you can buy online. We’ve found the top guided tours of the Seville Cathedral - so you can pick and choose to your heart's desire. Tours are led by professional guides that know their stuff, so you’re sure to learn some interesting facts and history too. From a one hour guided walking tour of the cathedral to a Seville hop-on-hop-off bus tour of the city - we’ve found tours in all shapes and sizes so you don’t have to. Best part? They all include entrance to the magnificent cathedral. So get ready to discover the rich and fascinating history of Seville with a guided visit to both the Cathedral of Seville and Alcazar with one of these amazing tours:
Gibraltar, a British Overseas Territory, located at the southernmost tip of Spain, is a beautiful day trip destination. With its famous 426m high limestone Rock of Gibraltar towering over the city, which legend says to be one of the Pillars of Hercules, it’s not easy to miss when you’re close by. The Rock is home to the Barbary Macaques monkey, and with more than 40% of Gibraltar being declared a nature reserve, it makes for a great hike to the top. From the top, you can see all across the southern part of the Iberian Peninsula, as well as over the ocean into Morocco. The bay between these points is where the Atlantic and Mediterranean oceans meet.
Highlights
Explore the British Foreign Territory of Gibraltar
See the only wild European Primates atop the Rock
Visit Bolonia Beach and its famous dune
Enjoy the company of a private guide
Take a step into the wildlife and nature of this tiny piece of Spain
There are various tour options for visiting Gibraltar and its famous Rock! You can compare prices below:
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