Seville · WALKING TOURS
The old town is a knot of lanes built for shade rather than sense, which is what a guide is for. These 15 walks are priced by length, with a note on the evening ones and the free-tip format.
Walk Seville’s main sights in two hours with an English-speaking guide and no more than 10 people. You’ll see the Cathedral, Giralda, Alcázar, Torre del Oro, University, María Luisa Park, and Plaza de España from outside. Guides include Carlos, Marta, Laura, Valentín, and Guillermo.
“Marta was amazing. She really makes you feel apart of the city. Highly recommend her! 💕”
Walk from Plaza Nueva to Plaza de España with an English-speaking guide such as Fernando, Francisco, Lydia, or Valentin. Expect a fast introduction to Seville’s major monuments, Islamic and royal history, and useful ideas for places to revisit later. Entry tickets are not included.
“This was extremely good value, we did tip our guide because she was so friendly, extremely knowledgeable, making it interesting ,pointing out so much of Seville . Very happy to answer questions ,also lovely touch finishing in the Plaza De España so we could wander around the park. A good first day introduction to Seville. Would happily recommend to anyone.”
Spend 3.5 hours walking Seville with an English-speaking local guide such as Remy, Cate, Jeff, or Antoinetta. Visit four food stops for tapas, drinks, traditional pastries, and Andalusian fusion, with plenty of history and practical restaurant advice along the way.
“The three of us were more than pleased with Cate as our guide. she was just a delight! She explained everything as we went - what we were eating, how far it was to walk( I am a senior and have a bit of problem sometimes) and she was just a delightful young lady! And the crew that were with us were just great! All in all I would give Cate 5 stars! And the tour itself was a huge success! Loved it and would highly recommend the tour and Care!”
Spend 3 to 3.5 hours walking Seville’s Jewish Quarter and Arenal with an English-speaking food guide. Visit old family-run taverns, taste 9 or more tapas and 4 drinks, and finish with artisan ice cream. Guides such as Mario, Remy, Elena, and Manuel add local history and practical ordering tips.
“Excellent tour, Mario was the perfect guide! So worth the money, if you do anything in Seville do this! They cater for you if you don’t eat meat as well, very impressed :-)”
Walk Seville’s former Jewish Quarter with an English-speaking local guide such as Bárbara, Carmen, Marta, or Valentín. In 1.5 hours, you’ll visit Plaza de Doña Elvira, Callejón del Agua, Santa Cruz, and Jardines de Murillo, with time for questions in a group limited to 10 people.
“Carmen was great! Very passionate and knowledgeable. The tour is very interesting and should be advertised more as a must do in town”
Walk Seville’s historic center with a local guide such as Julio, Rosa, Valentin, or Patricia. In about two hours, you’ll hear the story behind the Giralda, Cathedral, Alcázar, tobacco factory, and Plaza de España. Groups are capped at 15, with an optional Andalusian breakfast.
“This tour was an exceptional outdoor overview of the old town area of Seville. Our tour guide, Julio, was easy to understand and very knowledgeable about the history of the area and the architecture. His tour was organized and interesting. He pointed out many attractions that we will make a point of seeing in more detail should we return.”
Spend three to four hours with a private English-speaking guide such as Antonio, Manuel, Viviana, or Juanjo, visiting Seville Cathedral, the Giralda, Royal Alcazar, and Santa Cruz. Morning tours may add Plaza de España. Optional tapas and afternoon flamenco packages are also available.
“Very easy to interact with private tour guide-great way to see the sights all at once. Knowledgeable and friendly guide who made viewing the sites more enjoyable and informative. Lorena was fun and a local to Seville.”
Walk from Seville’s City Hall to Plaza de España with a licensed English guide and no more than 10 people. Expect outdoor views of the Cathedral, Giralda, Alcázar, Torre del Oro, old Tobacco Factory, and Plaza de España, plus lively stories about Muslim, Christian, colonial, and industrial Seville.
“Learned a lot of history of Sevilla. Tour guide was very knowledgeable with a great personality. Saw many highlights and hidden gems of sevilla.”
Meet your English- or Spanish-speaking guide at the fountain in Plaza de la Encarnación for a 90-minute walk through Seville’s darker past. Guides such as Julio and Anna combine local history, ghost stories, religious events, and personal tales, with stops linked to San Leandro Square and the Elvira Bells.
“The tour was super, Anna was interesting and enthusiastic and gave lots of helpful information about other things to see and do in Seville!”
Spend about three hours with a private English-speaking guide at Seville Cathedral, the Giralda, and the Royal Alcazar. Guides such as Christina, Maria, Yohanna, and Julio bring the monuments to life, while included tickets and a flexible pace make the visit easier to manage.
“We had a wonderful tour. We did choose to climb the bell tower at the end of our tour and loved it! However, you need to be fit and wearing the right shoes to do well on the ramps. Johanna, our guide was very knowledgeable and friendly!”
You’ll combine Seville’s hop-on hop-off bus, a one-hour Guadalquivir cruise, and guided walks through Triana, Santa Cruz, Maria Luisa Park, and Plaza de España. English and Spanish walks are available, and guide Belén is known for mixing history with humor. Confirm walking times before you go.
“The cruise was lovely, nice to see the sights from the water, it gives a very different perspective to the city. Unfortunately we were not able to hear the commentary partly due to the quality and positing of the speakers, unfortunately these were drowned out by the loud and inconsiderate people behind us. Perhaps a phone based audio guide would be a good idea (along side the existing guide for those who don’t have smart phones.”
Walk Seville after dark with guides such as Julio, Anna, or Paco, hearing paranormal tales tied to restaurants, churches, schools, and old streets. The 90-minute English or Spanish tour takes up to 15 people from Plaza de la Encarnación through the old town, ending where it began.
“Great tour and our guide Julio was very entertaining and informative! We enjoyed seeing Seville at night and learning of the haunted history.”
Join a Spanish-speaking guide for a one-hour walk through Seville’s Barrio de Santa Cruz. Hear oral legends, see historic streets and contemporary Metropol Parasol, and finish back at the meeting point. Guides such as Ricardo and Haira have been praised for clear, friendly storytelling.
“Very informative and enjoyable in spite of the rain.”
Walk from Plaza Nueva through Seville’s old center with an English or Spanish guide, stopping at rooftop terraces and hotel bars for skyline views. Guides such as Nico, Jesus, Javi, and Aurora bring local stories, history, and useful city tips. The tour ends with a drink near Metrosol Parasol.
“Nico was outstanding. Loads of info and was fun to learn that he is also a flamenco dancer. Don’t let him get away. 👍😁”
Walk through Santa Cruz with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide, following Seville’s former Jewish Quarter from Plaza del Triunfo to Plaza de Santa Cruz. Expect narrow lanes, stories of Jewish life and persecution, legends of Susona, Murillo, opera references, and practical tips for exploring the city.
“Julio was a brilliant tour guide, impressive knowledge and able to answer all of the groups questions. His Irish heritage was also revealed! I have done general tours of Seville before and never truly understood the role of Jewish history as sad as it often was, in making Seville the city it is today, Julio brought this to life and also added in many facts about Operas based in Seville.”
Pick a monument, a barrio or a table.
