Secrets of Seville Evening Tour

Discover the mysteries and legends surrounding the Andalusian city with this Secrets of Seville Evening Tour. Explore the surrounding areas of Santa Cruz, the Cathedral, and the Alcazar.

Tour Details

We'll meet at the time indicated at the central Plaza del Triunfo, next to the sculpture of the Immaculate Conception. From here, we'll begin a walking tour lasting approximately two hours. During this time, we'll try to unravel Seville's enigmas and learn about the relevant historical events.

First, we'll dive into the streets of Santa Cruz. This Sevillian quarter has witnessed many legends related to the city's Roman, Arab, and Jewish past. We'll get to know these amazing stories before continuing with the tour. What legends still linger in their shadows?

Next, we'll visit Fabiola Street, a discreet yet symbolic street. Surrounded by old mansions and remains of convents, this street reflects Baroque and Renaissance Seville. Here, we'll tell you about the secrets hidden within its somber facades, where the architecture hides more than the eye can see.

Afterwards, we'll go to Alfalfa Square, one of the oldest spaces in the city, which already existed in the Roman period as a forum and market. Among buildings, we'll evoke the origin of a duel to the death whose story will surprise us. We'll continue through the historical centre of Seville until we reach Laraña Street, where the Secrets of Seville Evening Tour will end.

How it Works?

This tour involves a walking experience through some of Seville's most historically rich areas during the evening. The tour lasts approximately two hours and does not have any specific requirements for participation. Participants should wear comfortable shoes for walking.

Inclusions:
Two-hour guided walking tour.Experienced local guide.

Exclusions:
Food and beverages.Tips for the guide.

Meeting Point:

The meeting point is in the central Plaza del Triunfo, next to the sculpture of the Immaculate Conception, at the indicated time. Please arrive at least 10 minutes early to ensure a prompt start.