SEVILLE
Seville’s best, booked ahead.
The 15 most popular things to do in Seville. The Real Alcázar and the Giralda, flamenco and tapas, river cruises and the day trips out across Andalusia, all in one place.
Timed entry to Seville’s Royal Alcázar: Moorish-Christian palace, serene gardens, and Game of Thrones filming spots.
Most Popular“Beautiful gardens and palace. Thoroughly enjoyed looking around. Gorgeous artwork and ceramics, plenty to see. Lots of picturesque spots.”
Skip the lines for Seville Cathedral and La Giralda. Climb the ramps for city views, see Columbus’s tomb, with optional audio guide.
“The audio guide should be numbered more clearly on the audio guide according to the attraction.”
See live flamenco in Seville at Teatro Flamenco Sevilla. A 1-hour ticket with intense singing, guitar, and dance for about $27.
“It was exceptional to witness such a performance. We would love to watch it again and again.”
1-hour eco cruise on Seville’s Guadalquivir River: Torre del Oro, Triana views, live multilingual commentary, and a bar on board.
“super relaxing and a really lovely boat. worth the money and it was really nice that you could buy some drinks on board that were super cheap. good commentary and good to learn about the history of Seville. also a brilliant idea that it was on electric boat. it was silent.”
Skip the lines in Seville with a 3-hour guided tour of the Cathedral, Giralda, and Royal Alcázar, with stories and panoramic views.
“The tour guide, Anais, was outstanding. Very personable and extremely knowledgeable”
Walk Seville’s giant wooden canopy for 360º views, watch the multisensory Feeling Sevilla film, then catch Aurora at night.
“Nice at night. Beautiful calm experience. Great for nice photos.”
Skip-line guided tour of Seville Cathedral and Alcázar, climb the Giralda, plus Patio de Doncellas. 2.5 hours, $65.
“Joseph was very knowledgeable and made the tour a lot of fun. Would highly recommend!!”
Priority access in Seville for the Cathedral, Giralda and Alcázar. Skip lines, hear the stories with headset guides, and see GoT Dorne.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable plus made it enjoyable due to her personality. We got to see all the things I wanted to and were took to a couple of areas that a person not on a tour would see.”
1-hour Seville Guadalquivir cruise from Torre del Oro for city panoramas, Expo ’92 pavilions, Triana bridge views, and multilingual audio.
“Maybe make it cheaper and make the on board food cheaper. Also make it a full hour.”
Watch Andalusian horses pirouette and gallop in an equestrian ballet at Jerez’s Royal Andalusian School, with music and costumes.
“Absolutely loved the whole experience. Fun to walk the grounds and to see the riders and trainers in action. Show was simply beautiful! Highly recommend”
Puro Flamenco in Seville: an intimate 1-hour show in an 18th-century courtyard, with optional Flamenco Dance Museum access.
“My husband and I loved the performance of all those involved. The dancers were literally outstanding, you can tell these dancers were passionate and loved what they do. Their facial expressions and the foot work was incredible. The singers and the guitar player were also great and kept the audience engaged when the dancers had…”
Explore Casa de Pilatos in Seville with ground-floor entry and an audio guide: Roman busts, Mudejar-Renaissance details, and calm gardens.
“Great. Such a beautiful building. The self guided route was easy to follow and very onformative - I think id have like to visit upstaris too as the ground floor was so fascinating. A really enjoyable visit.”
Skip lines with an official guide to the Alcázar, Seville Cathedral, and a Giralda Tower climb. 3 hours of UNESCO storytelling.
“Thanks - impressive tour with an outstanding tour guide.”
See Seville at your pace with 24- or 48-hour hop-on hop-off buses, church entries, timed walking tours, and 15-language audio.
“Don't forget to pick up a free pair of earphones each when you get on to plug in at your seat which you can then pick your language for the commentary. I would recommend doing a complete circle of the the route first to see everything and then choose where you want to get off…”
Skip the line to Seville Cathedral, Giralda, and the Royal Alcázar. Enjoy guided stories through headphones and time to wander the gardens.
“The cathedral and alcazar are not to be missed! Breathtaking. I can’t imagine going to these sites without some kind of guided tour. There is so much history and it’s impossible to retain it all, but our guide Carmen was incredible. She was clear and understandable, and her knowledge was beyond impressive. She was also…”
Every corner of the old city, and every road out into Andalusia.
