A golden chain once stretched across the Guadalquivir to block enemy ships. A woman's skull still marks a doorway in the old Jewish Quarter. And a cathedral was built so grand, its builders were called mad. These are the kind of stories you will hear on this self-guided audio tour.
Walk through 2,000 years of Seville's most dramatic stories,
and explore 13 stops across 6km — from a Star Wars filming location to the palace where Columbus reported back from the New World, and ending where legend says Hercules himself founded the city. You will see how the city evolved over the centuries and discover marvels built from the age of the Moors to the golden age of Seville and more modern structures.
This tour is the perfect orientation for those who are first time visitors to Seville and want to view the main attractions. Start, pause, and replay anytime. Enter the Cathedral or Alcázar when you choose orstop for tapas. No group to wait for, no schedule to keep.
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The tour ends at Alameda de Hércules
A modern marvel built to mend Spain’s relationship with its former colonies. Cross the bridges of four kingdoms and spot the Star Wars filming location. A perfect spot for photos
A golden watchtower with a chain that once blocked an entire river. Learn how a 13th-century defense system became a treasure house.
Pause in front of the cathedral and hear how a mosque’s minaret became a cathedral’s bell tower and how it was built by people their peers called “mad.”
Hear about the patio and the Real Alcazar. It is Europe’s oldest royal palace still in use, where Columbus was debriefed and Game of Thrones was filmed. You can pause the tour to enter the Alcazar or the Cathedral if you wish to.
Explore a former Jewish quarter with “kissing lanes” and a skull above a doorway.
A mosque-turned-Baroque church with a statue devotees believe is miraculous.
Enjoy a modern marvel in Seville. The world’s largest wooden structure looks like giant mushrooms and hides Roman ruins underneath
End where legend says Seville began: at the feet of Hercules himself.
The largest industrial building in Europe once employed thousands of women rolling cigars. Hear its story
Pause by the world’s first museum dedicated to flamenco
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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