Bike Tour of Seville

Enjoy a different way of exploring Andalusia's capital city with this Bike Tour of Seville. Discover its history, architecture and most important landmarks.

Bike Tour of Seville

We'll meet at Calle Trajano 6 to start cycling around the streets of Seville.

Our first stop will be the neighbourhood of El Arenal, where you'll learn about its stories and legends. We will cross the Guadalquivir River via the Cristo de la Expiración Bridge, also called 'Puente del Cachorro'.

On La Cartuja island, we'll share anecdotes from the Seville Expo '92 and its mascot Curro. We will explore the streets of Triana, the birthplace of Flamenco, and then return to the Guadalquivir shore from the Isabel II Bridge.

We will admire the architecture of the Plaza de España, site of the 1929 Ibero-American Exhibition. Nearby, we will visit the María Luisa Park gardens for a break before continuing.

Next, we'll visit the Santa Cruz neighbourhood, where we'll uncover its hidden secrets.

Finally, we will head to the Alameda de Hércules arboretum before returning to Calle Trajano 6 to conclude the tour.

Important Information

Students must present valid documentation.Different bikes are available, including options for children.Children must be accompanied by an adult.Baby seats available on request at booking.Padlocks and other bike accessories provided.Bike use can continue for the rest of the day after the tour.