Andalusia · CITY TOURS
Seville is walkable but it is bigger than it looks in the heat. The 15 below compare the bus routes, the tuk-tuks and the small-group walks on price, how much ground they cover and whether monument entry is included.
Review of Seville’s hop-on hop-off bus, with route details, ticket value, walking tours, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Great way to get your bearings around Seville. Also see parts I would not have explored myself. Staff were very friendly and welcoming and extremely helpful.”
See Seville by bike in three easy hours, from the Cathedral and Alcázar to Triana, Maria Luisa Park, and Plaza de España.
“Amazing tour, Rigo was excellent and very knowledgable, a good easy pace and all the famous sites seen in 3 hours. Would definitely recommend this tour!”
Review of Seville’s hop-on hop-off bus, with route details, ticket value, walking tours, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Over booked, poor signage at many stops and buses were not on time, many people were left waiting for the next bus.”
See Seville by bike on a relaxed 2.5-hour tour through Santa Cruz, María Luisa Park, Triana, Plaza de España, and the Guadalquivir.
“Paolo was a great guide. We had a very interesting biketour with him.”
See Seville’s Cathedral, Alcázar, Torre del Oro, and Plaza de España with a lively local guide in a small two-hour walking tour.
“Excellent guide Valentino, very energetic and knowledgeable. Loved the experience”
Cycle Seville’s grand sights and local corners in three easy hours, with a local guide, comfortable bikes, and useful tapas and flamenco tips.
“It was an exciting and educational ride through Seville with scenic views and peaceful locations. The guide was well-educated of the city and was charismatic and the company was quick to come and help when my tire popped. Overall I had a lot of fun cycling around the city and would do it again. Credos to Antonio our guide. We like him a lot!”
Explore Italica’s Roman ruins, 25,000-seat amphitheater, mosaics, and San Isidoro monastery on a guided half-day trip from Seville.
“Excellent. Well worth it. Probably a highlight. The Roman city and amphitheatre were incredible and there were hardly any tourists. What a gem. Miguel was very informative. Julian was lovely too. Such stunning perseved mosaics! The bus has usb charging ports.”
See Seville’s major sights by private electric tuk tuk, from Plaza de España to Triana, with a local guide and useful city tips.
“Roberto was fantastic, very knowledgeable and super engaging! He was brilliant and I would recommend this to anyone who comes to Seville!”
See Cadiz by open-top bus over two days, from the cathedral and old walls to La Caleta and Victoria Beach, with multilingual audio.
“I had a fun time learning about the different locations”
See Córdoba’s Roman, Moorish, Jewish, and Christian landmarks by two hop-on hop-off routes, with audio guides, 27 stops, and a Judería walk.
“Had trouble with several of the microphone/hearing ear plugs not working. Missed quite a bit of commentary as a result”
Review of Seville’s Las Setas guided tour, with skip-the-line entry, skyline views, Roman-era VR, and an optional city walk.
“Was good, but thought the guided part would been more detailed but overall was enjoyable”
See Seville’s grand monuments, parks, riverfront, and Triana by Segway in two hours, with a guide, helmet, and useful local tips.
“We thoroughly enjoyed our Segway tour of Seville with Zack. He was very knowledgeable, safety conscious and friendly. In November, the 4:00 tour allowed us to see La plaza de España during golden hour, which was quite spectacular.”
See Seville’s cathedral, Alcázar, Plaza de España, and old town by Segway in one hour with a local guide and beginner training.
“I can truly recommend. Guide was nice and relax. We had lot of fun. This is best way to get to know the city.”
Visit Córdoba from Seville with transport, a guided old-town walk, San Basilio patios, the synagogue, and skip-the-line Mezquita entry.
“The tour was doomed for my party (four people) from the very start. The tour guide Merci was late arriving to the initial meeting point by just under 30 minutes counting the time the tour operator ask guests to arrive. She did offer an excuse indicating that traffic delayed her but that says to me that traffic wasn’t factored into planning. Also, there was also an issue with the bus transport for the tour. Informed that bus driver had an emergency and they would need to figure out alternative transportation which they did with not much more of a delay. I requested an all English tour experience but found that…”
See Córdoba’s Roman Bridge, Jewish quarter, patios, and Mosque-Cathedral on a private 75-minute tuk-tuk tour with a local guide.
“A great way to get an overview of the city of Cordoba. Our guide was very enthusiastic about his city and passed on lots of interesting information. He made great suggestions and facilitated photo stops whenever we wished.”
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