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The ones worth your time.
The 15 most popular seville tours in Spain. What each one is actually like, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Skip the stress with an online ticket to Seville’s Royal Alcázar, a UNESCO palace of Moorish-Christian art, gardens, and GoT filming spots.
“The word we used most was WOW, every corner you turned was another wow!! The whole place was very impressive and the sun was shining so absolutely perfect!!”
Skip lines to Seville Cathedral and La Giralda. Ramped climb for big views and Columbus tomb. Optional audio guide.
“Great experience allot to see and enjoy the tower was great but you clime 35 floors”
A 1-hour flamenco show in Seville with live guitar, singing, and passionate dancers in a traditional theater setting.
“Great experience! I’d definitely recommend it!!!!!”
Seville flamenco at Casa de la Memoria: an intimate 15th-century tablao with live singing and guitar for about $28, no food included.
“The room was small and cozy. The performers were really food. We enjoyed the show very much. Only disturbing were the people who came late.”
Skip-the-line access in Seville for Alcázar, Cathedral, and Giralda with a licensed local guide and radio headsets for a smoother visit.
“Maria (our guide) made this tour! Her knowledge was phenomenal, she also brought her personality to the tour which enhanced the tour. Her humour, local knowledge and all round enthusiasm to her job was great! If we had more Maria's life would be great! The Cathedral was stunning as was the Palace! Would highly recommend!”
Glide down the Guadalquivir in Seville on an electric eco cruise with live multilingual commentary, Torre del Oro views, and a cash bar.
“snacks on the boat maybe? longer trip ... maybe some live Spanish guitar very good though”
Walk Setas de Sevilla’s giant wooden walkway, catch the 360º viewpoint, enjoy Feeling Sevilla, then return at night for Aurora.
“Well worth a visit in the evening… the immersive film was fantastic and not what we were expecting. Definitely worth visiting when in Sevilla”
Skip the lines to Seville Cathedral, climb the Giralda, and tour the Alcázar in 2.5 hours with a guide.
“This was an amazing tour. Joseph is by far the best tour guide I have every had in all of Europe. His personality and practical knowledge used to explain the history was very engaging. I recommend Joseph 110%”
Skip-the-line guided tour of Seville Cathedral, Giralda and Real Alcázar with fast entry, city views, and Game of Thrones stops.
“The knowledge of the Guide was good and he had great skill at keeping us engaged”
Glide the Guadalquivir on a two-deck Seville boat cruise for views of Torre del Oro, Triana, and Expo ’92 architecture, with multilingual audio.
“Fantastic trip along the guadalquivir river. Beautiful scenery we booked for 9pm so we were lucky enough to see the sunset. very informative tour audio.”
Intimate Seville flamenco in an 18th-century courtyard, with optional Flamenco Dance Museum ticket and first-row vibes.
“Great live show, a unique and unrepeatable experience, especially due to the pathos and personality of the singers!”
Step into Casa de Pilatos in Seville for a self-paced ground-floor visit with audio guide: Roman busts, Renaissance tiles, calm gardens.
“Its just a tiny palace/house but it is absolutely stunning! Great place for lovely photos and to see a bit of history. For this price I think its worth it”
Guided tour of Seville’s Alcázar, Cathedral, and Giralda with skip-the-line entry and personal audio in 3 hours for $78.
“Jesus was great, he provided details of both places that we wouldn’t find out on our own! Pictures don’t do justice to the Alcázar or the Cathedral, both places have so much history and details that it’s hard to catch with pictures. Highly recommended!”
Seville hop-on hop-off buses with audio in 15 languages, church entries, walking tours, and flexible 24–48 hour access for €33.
“The information given about the city as we moved about from location to location was very interesting.”
Skip-the-line Seville Cathedral, Giralda, and Royal Alcazar tour with headphones and guided history plus time to linger in the gardens.
“It was a very enlightening and interesting tour. Our guide, Alvaro, was very personable and extremely knowledgeable . The pacing was good and his demeanour is perfect for a tour guide.”
