You will be met by your guide at the agreed meeting point and time.
You will then set off on your journey to SEVILLE. During the journey, the guide will brief you on the day’s itinerary and describe the landscapes and villages you pass along the way.
On arrival in Seville, we will take a panoramic tour by coach to see, amongst other sights, the various pavilions of the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, Maria Luisa Park, the Palace of
San Telmo, the Torre del Oro, the River Guadalquivir – the only navigable river in Spain – and more. We will conclude the tour with a stop at Plaza de España, one of the most
iconic sites created for the 1929 exhibition, covered in handcrafted tiles representing all the provinces of Spain, and which has been used in world-famous films such as
Star Wars…
Next, we will either begin our 5 hours of free time if you have booked without the guided tour, or for those on the guided tour you will meet up with the Local Guide and start the guided walking tour through the beautiful Santa Cruz district, the Puerta de Jerez and the city’s historic centre, until we reach the Cathedral and its famous Giralda Tower, both declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The guided tour, lasting a
total of 2 hours, will continue inside the Cathedral, the largest of the Gothic style and second in size only to St Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican, where you will also be able to admire
the sarcophagus of Christopher Columbus and the Patio de los Naranjos. Anyone who wishes to do so may climb the Giralda, the former minaret of the mosque that stood here during the centuries of Arab rule, to admire the entire city from above.
Once the guided tour is over, you will have at least 2 hours and 30 minutes of free time in the city centre to continue exploring on their own, take a stroll, do some shopping,
etc.
At the time and place indicated by our guide, we will return to the Costa del Sol.
INCLUDES: – Transportation by coach + multilingual accompanying guide
For those on the guided tour / Local Guide in Sevilla – Entrance to the Cathedral – Entrance to the Giralda
Languages available: English, German, French and Spanish